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Camille "Cami"

Pomeranian

Female, 9 mos
Jacksonville, FL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet CAMI 🐾💕 Cami is an adorable 9-month-old, 10-pound Pomeranian who may be missing a leg, but I can assure you, she is NOT missing any personality. 😂 Cami came into the shelter with a badly broken front right leg that unfortunately couldn't be saved. Her leg was amputated, but apparently no one told Cami that having three legs was supposed to slow her down. This little tripod can navigate stairs, hop around like a champ & even jump up onto the ottoman. Getting back down? Ehhh... she's still working on that part. 😂 Cami is loving, playful, snuggly & very much still a puppy. She loves her toys, loves attention & is perfectly happy curling up with you for some serious cuddle time. When it comes to new people, Cami is more of an observer than a social butterfly. She's curious about what's going on, but rather than running around greeting everyone, she prefers to stick close to her person like a little shadow & take it all in from there. Once you're her person, she definitely likes to keep tabs on you. ❤️ She is currently being fostered with 6 dogs & 3 cats. She was a little unsure of the bigger dogs at first but has learned to relax around them & will now happily lie beside them. She IS still a puppy though & is learning that not every dog appreciates a little girl getting in their face or giving them some puppy sass, so a patient doggie sibling would be most ideal. As for the cats... Cami is still figuring those strange creatures out too. 😂 She's tried to playfully jump on one of them a time or two, but thankfully her foster family's very patient cats are used to foster babies & have been helping teach her some manners. Cami also goes to doggie daycare every day & LOVES the staff. Because she's been recovering from surgery, she hasn't been able to fully join in with all the doggie shenanigans just yet, but once she's completely healed, I have a feeling she's going to have a blast. She is not quite 100% housetrained, so her new family will need to continue working with her. She's still a puppy, and like we've said before, some pups catch on quickly while others simply need a little more time, patience & consistency. Would Cami enjoy having a doggie sibling? I think so. Could she also be perfectly happy being someone's one & only spoiled little princess? Absolutely. 👑 Cami may only have three legs, but she has enough personality, love & puppy shenanigans for FOUR. ❤️ If you're looking for a tiny little sidekick who loves to play, loves to cuddle & has already proven that a bump in the road isn't going to stop her, Cami just might be your girl. 📝 Apply: https://www.shelterluv.com/embed/animal/PPFL-A-4069 📍 Adoption radius: 150 miles from Jacksonville, FL 🏡 All other pets must be current on vaccinations, spayed/neutered & on heartworm prevention.
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Brownie

Pomeranian

Female, 3 yrs
Jacksonville, FL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet BROWNIE 🐾🤎 Brownie is a 3-year-old, 13-pound Pomeranian who, along with George & our sweet Lil One 🌈, came to us as part of a breeder surrender involving 19 dogs. Fawn's Small Dog Rescue took in most of the others while these three became Papillon Pals. And before anyone asks... NO, we did not shave her. She came to us like this. All of them did. Makes you wonder what condition their coats were in that warranted shaving them down, doesn't it? I particularly love the little "carpet swatch" they left on Brownie's shoulders so we can see what her coat should look like. We've started her on a high-quality, Omega-rich diet along with melatonin supplements to hopefully help that beautiful double coat come back. She's also starting to lose a little of that extra weight. Yay Brownie! But her coat isn't the only thing we're working on. Brownie spent the first three years of her life in a breeding/kennel environment, and because of that, she missed out on a LOT of the experiences that help a dog learn how to live in our world. Her socialization & development may be a little behind, so she's going to need a patient, understanding person willing to help her build confidence and introduce her to all the wonderful things life has to offer... a little at a time. When Brownie first arrived, she would circle almost nonstop. The good news? We could call her out of it. As she's learned our routine and started feeling safer, the circling has decreased tremendously. We're now seeing her lie down, relax & simply enjoy being part of the household. She also used to sprinkle a wee bit when first coming out of her crate. That submissive peeing is already becoming less frequent as she learns the routine and gains confidence. Going outside seems pretty new to Brownie, so she WILL need work with housetraining. Once she's outside, though, she LOVES exploring. She's even been on a leash and does pretty darn well—as long as you understand you're going on HER walk, in HER direction, rather than whatever silly route you had planned. We'll work on that. Brownie gets along with other dogs but can be a little ridiculous about her toys, treats & chews. She doesn't particularly appreciate another dog coming over to inspect her treasures, so resource guarding is something her adopter will need to be mindful of and continue working on. Underneath all of those things is a very sweet little girl with SO much potential. Brownie doesn't need someone who will spend the rest of her life feeling sorry for the first three years she lost. She needs someone excited about all the years she has ahead of her. Someone who will patiently open her world. Take her places. Teach her things. Celebrate the little victories. Give her rules & structure while showing her that humans can be kind, life can be fun & there's a whole big world outside of a kennel. And with some patience, love & fun training—with TREATS because girlfriend LOVES her treats —I think watching Brownie discover that world is going to be pretty darn special. Her past explains where she is today. It does NOT have to define where she goes from here. If you're ready to help Brownie stop simply existing in her little world and start really LIVING in it, she just might be waiting for you. 📝 Apply: https://www.shelterluv.com/embed/animal/PPFL-A-4071 📍 Adoption radius: 150 miles from Jacksonville, FL 🏡 All other pets must be current on vaccinations, spayed/neutered & on heartworm prevention. P.S. To the folks considering buying a puppy from an online source such as Puppies.com or the like... I want you to remember Brownie. When you see that adorable puppy photo, think about the dogs you don't see. Picture Brownie circling in a kennel & remember that somewhere, a momma dog had to produce that "inventory." Brownie is what the cute puppy ad doesn't show you.
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Timber

Husky German Shepherd Dog

Male, 8 yrs 8 mos
St Johns, FL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Timber — Senior Sweetheart. Good Boy Certified. • Incredibly affectionate — LOVES belly rubs • Always up for a joyful game of fetch • Dog friendly with dogs big and small • Smart boy who knows sit, down, paw & place • House trained • Trustworthy left out at home Timber is living the good life in foster. Now he just needs the forever family to keep that beautiful, happy life going.

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