Pomeranian puppies and dogs in Arnold, Missouri

Hello. My name is Ginger and I'm a 5 years old male Pomeranian. I love to play around with other dogs and kids. I'm looking for a new happy home that can take care of me. I prefer to be with someone who has experience with dogs (not a first timer) and I strongly prefer someone who has or previously had small breed dogs. We small dogs have a sassy personality and different needs and behaviors than larger dogs. We require more care and attention and we are more playful and love to run around a lot.

Lille is a beautiful 8-year-old girl with a gentle, dainty nature. She’s looking for a calm, loving home—ideally with a couple and no children—where she can truly relax and be cherished. Lilly needs a securely fenced yard so she can safely go outside and explore at her own pace. In the evenings, she’s more than happy to curl up on your lap and enjoy quiet companionship. She does well in her crate or on her doggy bed and loves taking long, cozy naps. Just be warned—Lilly is a devoted little shadow and will happily follow you wherever you go! She takes a bit of time getting comfortable using the steps to go outside, but once she understands the routine, she has no trouble heading out to do her business. Lilly gets along well with other dogs, though her feelings about cats are unknown. She’s a very quiet girl and rarely barks, but if she can’t find you during the day and misses you, she may let out a few barks to call you back. Lilly also loves being pampered—she enjoys baths, blow-drying, and being brushed. If you’re looking for a sweet, loyal companion who will fill your home with quiet love, Lilly may be the perfect match. Lillie is spayed, up to date on all vaccines, had a heart worm test, on heartworm preventative, de-wormed, had a dental, and microchipped. Lillie’s adoption fee is $300.00. Please go to our website aaprescue.org to learn about our adoption process.

Robbie is a sweet 5-year-old, 8-pound little guy who lives for lap time and gentle kisses. He rides great in the car and is learning how to walk on a leash. He’s also working on potty training outdoors and making steady progress. Robbie hasn’t shown much interest in toys or playing with other dogs—his favorite thing is being close to his person. He’s perfectly happy as an only dog or with a calm canine buddy. He does well with or without a fenced yard, as long as he gets love and supervision. If you’re looking for a quiet, affectionate lap warmer who just wants to be your little shadow, Robbie might be your perfect match. Robbie is neutered, up to date on all vaccines, worm negative, on heartworm preventative, had a dental, de-wormed, and microchipped. Robbie’s adoption fee is $350.00. Please go to our website aaprescue.org to learn about our adoption process.

Juno is a loving, house-mannered, reliably potty-trained 7 year old pom with a gentle heart and a nervous soul. She’s looking for a quiet, calm home where she can finally feel safe. She can be anxious at first and is very bark-reactive when startled or overwhelmed, but she has no aggression whatsoever. Because of her vocal anxiety, she is not apartment-friendly and does best in peaceful, low-noise homes. Once comfortable, Juno is affectionate, silly, and loves staying close to her people—often quietly underfoot. Her crate is her safe space; she sleeps there at night and chooses it when she needs downtime. She is friendly with adults, calm older children (young kids scare her), cats, and other calm dogs. She walks well on a leash (harness only). Juno had corrective surgery for luxating patellas 4 years ago and is fully healed and healthy. Strict weight management is essential to protect her knees. No jumping, limited stairs, traction floors & assistance onto furniture are required.

William Breed: Pomeranian Location: Troy, MO Adoption Fee: $550 Meet William 🐾 William is a sweet, smart puppy with a huge heart and an incredible capacity to learn. He was born to an irresponsible breeding situation involving two merle dogs, which can carry a risk of sensory impairments. In William’s case, he is deaf—but he has beautiful blue eyes and full vision, and it certainly doesn’t slow him down. William is already beginning to learn sign language cues from his foster mom and is showing just how intelligent and attentive he is. With consistency, patience, and a family willing to learn how to communicate with him, William will absolutely thrive and become a wonderful lifelong companion. Like all puppies, William is full of curiosity and energy. He is currently teething and learning what is appropriate to chew, so redirection and providing proper chew toys is important. Potty training is underway using washable potty pads, as he was behind on vaccinations and hasn’t been able to safely explore the outside world yet. Once his next round of vaccines is complete, formal outdoor potty training can begin. William loves toys of all kinds—especially squeaky toys! Watching him repeatedly squeak them (without realizing they make noise) is endlessly adorable. He is a great eater and does well on Fromm Puppy kibble with Rawbble freeze-dried raw toppers, which are also being used as high-value training treats to help him focus on faces and hand signals. He has recently added crunchy treats, cooked proteins, and pumpkin to support his GI system after treatment for Giardia and Coccidia. Heartworm prevention has also been started. At intake, William was noted to have a small, easily reducible umbilical hernia, which can be repaired at the time of his future neuter surgery. Otherwise, he is a happy, healthy, energetic puppy. He is microchipped. William is affectionate and loves to give kisses—though he occasionally forgets that fingers are not chew toys. Gentle correction and redirection are helping him learn appropriate behavior. For now, William’s world is intentionally limited for his safety, but with time and proper training, it can expand beautifully. His ideal home would include: • A secure, fenced yard for supervised exploration • Someone home most of the day to continue his training • A confident resident dog to help guide him and match his puppy energy • Experience with hearing-impaired dogs (preferred) • Use of a bell collar to help locate him in the home • A puppy pen indoors and an x-pen outdoors for safe potty breaks, especially at night William is becoming more alert, attentive, and engaged every day. He watches his foster mom closely, eager for guidance and connection. His potential is enormous, and with the right family committed to working together, William’s world will truly blossom. Leia’s Hope is a volunteer-run, foster-based rescue. All of our dogs live in foster homes. Applications typically take 7-10 business days to process. Meet and greets are scheduled only after an application is approved. We do not transport dogs; adopters must travel to the dogs location in Troy, MO for the meet and greet and adoption. William is a 15 year+ commitment and his adopter must be prepared to love and support him for his lifetime. To Apply, Visit Leiashope.org 02/05/2026 | Foster Notes by lhcr_kwilliams William is such a sweet and smart little boy. Born to an irresponsible breeder that obviously bred two Merle dogs risking that 25% could be born being deaf, blind, or both. In Williams case, he is deaf and born with beautiful blue eyes and has vision. He is very smart and is beginning to catch on to some sign language cues that the foster is teaching him. With continued time, training, and a family willing to invest the time and learn to communicate with him he will be a wonderful addition to a family. He is a puppy, with all things that go along with being a puppy. He is teething so chewing on everything and teaching him what is appropriate and providing him options is important. Currently the world is his bathroom and working on potty pad training with washable potty pads. He was definitely behind on vaccinations so he has not ventured to the outside world yet. So official potty training can start after another vaccination is on board next week. He absolutely loves toys of all kinds and is so funny when he finds a squeaky toy and repeatedly squeaks it since he can not hear. He is a good eater and is doing well with his Fromm Puppy kibble and Freeze Dried Raw toppers of Rawbble. We are also using the Rawbble as a training treat when teaching him to focus on our face and hand signals. This week he has added some crunchy treats to his diet as well as so cooked proteins and pumpkin mix to help get his system back on track with all the treatments for Giardia/Coccidia. William loves to give kisses and occasionally thinks finger are chew toys. Gentle correction and redirection with proper chew toys occurs so that he begins to understand. William’s world is one that is limited for his own protection at this time, but with time and proper training his world can greatly expand. He will need a secure fenced yard to allow him to explore under strict supervision. A bell collar would be appropriate to use to help locate in the house. Someone home most of the day to really work with him. Another confident dog in the home that can keep up with his puppy energy and help him learn by example. Also, it would be preferred to have a home that has experience with hearing impaired dogs. William is becoming much more alert and attentive to his foster mom. He is so smart and is looking for signs from her. His ability to learn and expand his horizons is there and ready to blossom with the right family working together to teach him all that he needs to know.