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Mutt puppies and dogs in Gadsden, Alabama

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Peanut

Mutt Pug

Male, Senior
Gadsden, AL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Peanut is a senior mixed breed, presumably part pug given the markings on his face. He is around 18 pounds, and about 15 years old. (Not sure: the humane society didn't have history.) He is neutered, HW negative, and on Heartgard. He has cataracts in both eyes and is hard of hearing, but he sees and hears well enough that no special help is needed. Peanut belonged to my recently deceased father and is accustomed to being an only dog. He does ok with female dogs and similar sized males, but he sometimes challenges larger males, we suppose out of fear. We have never had him around kids, but I don't think it would be a good match. Peanut likes to go outside in the fenced yard to patrol his kingdom, but he also enjoys a snooze with his human. My sister and I would love to keep him, but we have moved abroad to a hot climate where we already have 6 dogs and a cat in a very small yard. We truly believe he could not thrive there. Peanut would be a great companion for an older person or couple.

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Peanut

Mutt Pug

Male, Senior
Gadsden, AL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Peanut is a senior mixed breed, presumably part pug given the markings on his face. He is around 18 pounds, and about 15 years old. (Not sure: the humane society didn't have history.) He is neutered, HW negative, and on Heartgard. He has cataracts in both eyes and is hard of hearing, but he sees and hears well enough that no special help is needed. Peanut belonged to my recently deceased father and is accustomed to being an only dog. He does ok with female dogs and similar sized males, but he sometimes challenges larger males, we suppose out of fear. We have never had him around kids, but I don't think it would be a good match. Peanut likes to go outside in the fenced yard to patrol his kingdom, but he also enjoys a snooze with his human. My sister and I would love to keep him, but we have moved abroad to a hot climate where we already have 6 dogs and a cat in a very small yard. We truly believe he could not thrive there. Peanut would be a great companion for an older person or couple.
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Abby Day

Mutt

Female, Puppy
Guntersville, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Abby Day. She is one of the six dumpster puppies that were left to die in a dumpster before they were found and brought to the shelter. IMPORTANT: We have NO way to know what breeds these puppies are! They have freckles like some breeds, black/tan markings like some other breeds, brindle markings like other breeds. We are guessing they will end up being medium sized anywhere between 20-45 lbs based on their current size and the size of their feet. Plus the fact that they could all possibly have different daddies which is unlikely as they all have the same general appearance. But they are all BEAUTIFUL and VERY sweet which is all that matters! Abby is a little more reserved than the other puppies but she loves to cuddle. When she gets comfortable she is very playful. She has such a soulful expression. All the puppies have been tested for Parvo (Negative), and have been started on de-wormer. Her adoption fee is $95 which will include: Wellness exam, DAPP vaccine, Rabies vaccine (when old enough) dewormer, microchip and spay surgery (when old enough). Go meet Abby Day at Guntersville Animal Hospital & Surgery Center 1609 Henry St. Guntersville, AL Monday - Friday 7:30 - 5:30 and Saturday 7:30 - 12:00. Call 256-582-3184 for more information. No appointment necessary!
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Cece

Mutt

Female, Puppy
Guntersville, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet CeCe. She is one of the six dumpster puppies that were left to die in a dumpster before they were found and brought to the shelter. IMPORTANT: We have NO way to know what breeds these puppies are! They have freckles like some breeds, black/tan markings like some other breeds, brindle markings like other breeds. We are guessing they will end up being medium sized anywhere between 20-45 lbs based on their current size and the size of their feet. Plus the fact that they could all possibly have different daddies, which is unlikely as they all have the same general appearance. But they are all BEAUTIFUL and VERY sweet which is all that matters! CeCe is such a sweet little girl. She loves to play and cuddle when she gets tired. She has such cute markings. She is going to be a beautiful girl All the puppies have been tested for Parvo (Negative), and have been started on de-wormer. Her adoption fee is $95 which will include: Wellness exam, DAPP vaccine, Rabies vaccine (when old enough) dewormer, microchip and spay surgery (when old enough). Go meet CeCe at Guntersville Animal Hospital & Surgery Center 1609 Henry St. Guntersville, AL Monday - Friday 7:30 - 5:30 and Saturday 7:30 - 12:00. Call 256-582-3184 for more information. No appointment necessary.
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Kiddo

Mutt

Female, Young
Trussville, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
💔 Heartbreaking decision. We are rehoming Kiddo, our loved 3yo, 30lb spayed mix raised since 6 weeks. After fostering a pup, a sibling dog developed maternal aggression and targeted her. Kiddo is NOT the aggressor; she needs a safe home. She's sustained injuries that required vet visits & reunification efforts have not improved. ​🌟 About Kiddo:​People & Kids: She absolutely loves kids and all people—except delivery drivers, whom she will eagerly alert you about!​Dogs & Cats: She loves other dogs and adores playing with her cat sibling (zero issues).​Personality: Playful with epic zoomies, yet an incredibly affectionate, deep cuddler.​Routine: Crate trained. When free, she needs 3–4 potty breaks daily to prevent accidents.​No Chickens: High prey drive for poultry; no neighbors with chickens, please!​Health: Up-to-date on shots.​She's known as the "belle of the ball" at her vet and boarder, she’s a healthy, cute & in need of a family that loves her as much as we do.

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Guntersville Animal Hospital and Surgery Center

1609 Henry Street, Guntersville, AL 35976

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