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Sparkles (Survivors Litter)

Rottweiler Pit Bull Terrier

Female, 2 yrs 10 mos
Council Bluffs, IA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Sparkles: The Intuitive Companion You’ve Been Waiting For Age: 2 Years | Breed: Picture-Perfect Pit Bull Mix | Status: Parvo Survivor & Graduate of Crate/House Training Look closely at this face. The alert gaze, the perfectly perked triangle ears—that is the expression of an incredibly smart dog who is already trying to figure you out. Sparkles isn't just a miracle survivor; she’s an expert-level observer who is looking for her ultimate human match. ** The Expert Behavioral Analyst (in a Dog Suit!) Sparkles is a perfectionist. She has a deep desire to "do the right thing" and watches her humans intently. She isn't just listening for commands; she is a master at reading human body language, using it to anticipate your next move. Her focus is extraordinary. Once you have earned her trust, she will tune into your wavelength like no other dog. ** Her Best Life: Home is Where the Heart Is Some dogs thrive at busy patio brunches; Sparkles is the quintessential intuitive homebody. If your ideal weekend is quiet and cozy, you have found your companion.  She is fully potty trained, crate trained, and walks beautifully on a leash (allowing plenty of time for serious scent-work sniffing!). Inside the home, she is all about comfort. She will happily share the couch with you and will show her absolute, loving loyalty. Her "challenges" are simply her expressing her need for a safe space: The Vet's Office: Sparkles finds the veterinarian's office deeply overwhelming and needs a family prepared for this (special veterinary visits and medications may be required to manage her fear-defensive behavior). Meet & Greets: She will not shine in a loud, strange environment like an adoption event or a quick meetup. She needs a slow, patient transition. ** A Lifetime of Loyal Adventures (At Her Pace!) Don't let her cautious nature around strangers fool you—she is full of life! Outside: She is an all-star player of fetch and has never met a super-chewer toy she couldn’t enjoy. Road Trips: She enjoys riding in the car.   The Payoff: The wait is so worth it. Once Sparkles knows she is safe in her new home, she becomes a devoted, affectionate, and protective friend who will give you her whole heart. ** Sparkles’ Ideal Human: She needs a patient homebody who respects that trust must be built, not demanded. You understand that she may be cautious at first, but your commitment will reward you with a rare, deep bond with an exceptionally intelligent dog. Having another dog (any size) in the home would be a confidence booster for Sparkles. A cat in the home would probably be okay - she met her first cat, booped noses and then ignored the cat.  Sparkles has been looking for her "chosen one" to really connect with.  Is that you? ** Want to meet the intuition behind those ears? Sparkles requires a specific approach for a meet-and-greet to ensure she feels comfortable. Please submit an application today to start the process of becoming her hero.   The suggested adoption donation for Sparkles is $250, which includes a lifetime of free relationship-based training for any behavi/oral problems (not obedience training). Muddy Paws is a 501c3 non-profit organization meaning that part of your donation MAY be TAX DEDUCTIBLE. We are a 100% volunteer rescue committed to giving animals a second chance at life. All donations go toward that mission. Adoption fees are the primary source of funding for the cost of veterinary care for our animals.  In 2022 alone, we provided animal Healthcare totaling over $390,000 covered mainly through adoption fees. Information about the adoption process: All adoptions require a completed ADOPTION APPLICATION. Once your application has completed our prescreen steps, we will put you in touch with the animal’s foster to see if you and the pet are a good match. If so, we will arrange a meeting for you and the animal. The adoptions for all of our animals will take place in the Omaha, NE area and must be done by the adoptive family in person. We do not ship or deliver.  Please Note: We are a RESCUE, which is different from a shelter. We conduct veterinary and personal reference checks, and a Home Visit (Virtual in some cases) during the application approval process. We always select the right applicant for each animal, based on the animal’s needs. If you and the animal are not a good match, we will help you select another animal, or we will keep your approved application on file for 6 months.  To learn about Muddy Paws Last Chance Rescue or donate to our animals, please visit our website at MuddyPawsSecondChanceRescue.com or our Facebook Page Muddy Paws Second Chance Rescue Inc.   Alter Agreement: If the dog or cat you adopt is older than six months of age and not spayed or neutered, you will receive a voucher to alter the pet at Val Verde Animal Hospital in Omaha, at no cost to you. Or you can alter the pet at your own vet and be reimbursed $80 for dogs, and $50 for cats, of total cost. If the dog or cat is younger, than 6 months of age, adopter will be responsible for the cost of altering the pet at the vet of their choice. If proof of alter is received by Muddy Paws prior to the pet turning 6 months of age, a reimbursement of $80 for dogs, and $50 for cats, will be sent to you to help cover expenses. All puppies and kittens MUST be spayed or neutered by 6 months of age. All dogs and cats MUST be spayed or neutered no later than one month after adoption is finalized. ##1954394##
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Roxanne Riley

Rottweiler

Female, Adult
Lincoln, NE
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Needs special attention, Needs experienced adopter,
Story
From the Shelter: Roxanne has started very shy/fearful in our environment but is slowly starting to find her voice. It has taken her time to warm up to staff but once known comes a little more accepting. Roxanne does not like being touched around the face and does struggle to get away so we have been muzzling as precaution to get any work done on her. She needs a foster home environment that is quiet, can give her more one on one time, and proper socializing. We simply cannot provide that in this environment. ********** 07/22/2026 Update from Shelter: Hello! Just wanted to send a little update on our girl! We got a nice stroll around campus (slow and steady of course) which she very much enjoyed. She has been greatly improving with staff handling her and slowly becoming more trustworthy. ****** Today we were able to verify that she is not spayed - most likely had some litters in her day. Checked over her skin/completed another med bath and another round of antibiotics are on board for her skin as it still has some infection. We were also able to get her boosters done and got her Heartworm test completed which she was Negative for. Overall she did well with handling. Muzzled for blood draw and vaccines as precaution but she just basically shuts down in a submissive state. I have attached some updated photos and medical record for you! Notes from evaluator: When meeting Roxanne she was initially indifferent but was eventually able to interact and pet her (both male and female). She didn't react to other shelter dogs while we were there and never growled or barked. She was also fine with my 11-year old daughter. Roxanne isn't very treat motivated and would not take treats either on the ground or from hand; shelter staff said she normally takes hot dogs but even she couldn't get that to happen while visiting. Physically she looks amazing and is very healthy with a good walk and great stance. When on a leash she will follow, moderate direction needed, once she trusts she will follow you. Watched her with shelter worker she knew she was great. Roxanne flinched during loud noise, but no reaction good or bad. Repeated loud noise she has no reaction at all to. Big movements has initial flinch, but nothing more. She actively investigated the space we were in, did not avoid the people in the area, but also was not seeking them out. Would come as close as she needed to but that was it. She did not seek attention. After we were with her for an hour, I was able to pet her head, ears, even slowly massaged between her eyes as she laid down beside me Roxanne is absolutely placeable, she just needs time, security, slow intros, and calmness. I feel after a 2 week decompression with a foster she will be an absolute angel for someone. Roxanne has a sweet demeanor, zero aggression. If she gets an opportunity to be with someone in a loving environment where she can get acclimated to calm surroundings I think her personality will begin to come out. She needs to be the sole focus of an initial home. I wish we would have had more 1on1 time. She is such a sweetheart and just wants love.
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Nipsey

Rottweiler

Male, Adult
Lincoln, NE
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Nipsey is an amazing boy! He is goofy and joyful while also extremely smart and agile. Everyone who has met him has loved him! He has been around numerous children and adults with no issues, although when a group of children were being loud and jumping around in the next room, he got nervous and barked. He will do best in a home with respectful and Rottie-savvy children. He has been a joy to have in our home these past few months as he has recovered from pneumonia as well as a cryptorchid neuter. Through all of the long car rides, Vet visits, x-rays and numerous rounds of meds, Nipsey has been patient and agreeable with all of it. He is a normally quiet dog, using his eyes to tell you what he needs, but when an ambulance or firetruck goes by, he will howl along with their sirens, it is the cutest! It has been wonderful watching him go from a lethargic, extremely sick dog that was literally one day away from euthanasia to this happy-go-lucky, fit, BIG boy that moves like he is 30 pounds less than he actually is. He loves being fed but will patiently sit, wait for his bowl to be filled, and will not eat until he hears “ok.” He has not shown any food aggression and can be hand-fed. Nipsey will happily load into his crate and patiently wait to receive a treat for doing so. He will often choose to take a nap in his crate or will retreat there when his foster is working and making too much noise. Nipsey loves eating the water from the hose and sees anything ball-shape as a toy to play fetch with. He will share his toys with dogs but prefers to keep everything for himself. His foster’s resident dog has been very patient as he learned how to play with dogs and not just play fetch with his humans. He recently engaged in a game of chase with his foster’s dog, it was fun to watch it evolve. This Good Boy loves his cuddles but will be respectful if your hand gets tired. He will either lay next to you or find something to entertain himself with…he really just wants to be near his humans. He is good on a leash, initially, he is very excited but he knows heel and will swing around next to you and sit until you lead him on. He could use more practice but we have had a lot of really great walks. He is housetrained and keeps his bed clean. Nipsey is a dream dog! He is joyful, happy, easy-going and kind. He has not growled once in the 4 months he has been with his foster. He loves his foster’s son who will let him into the yard so he can be the first to greet his Foster Mom when she comes home from work. The wiggle in his nubbin and smile in his eyes makes any problem of the day disappear. Nipsey will be a wonderful addition in any Rottie-savvy and quiet home. Get your throwing arm ready for a boy who loves to play fetch and is as goofy as can be!
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Bear Bear

Rottweiler

Male, Adult
Lincoln, NE
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with dogs, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Bear is an almost 3 year old, large, gorgeous, altered Rottweiler. He is searching for a new family due to his owner having a stroke and no longer able to care for him. He loves to play but currently does not get enough exercise which causes him to exhibit typical behaviors of juvenile boredom. He is a very sweet and loving dog who would flourish in an active home with consistent training. Like most dogs, if no one takes charge of a situation, he will. Bear has had professional training, but it was not followed through at home and he can be stubborn if he doesn't respect the "trainer". However, with people who do reinforce commands he is quick to respond. Bear is very intelligent and eager to please when offered consistent and fair training. He can become mouthy when he is excited. He did this behavior as a puppy and reverted to it when excited. Bear also has never had consistent walks on a leash and needs training in that area. Bear recently was boarded while his owner was hospitalized. The staff reported that he displayed some resource guarding with food and toys resulting in growling if they tried to take it away. Also, when visiting the vet, he needs to be muzzled for blood work or other “in your face” procedures. Overall, Bear is a great dog who will flourish in a home with someone who will enforce boundaries, exercise, and in return will have a loyal dog that loves you more than himself.
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Giana

Rottweiler

Female, Adult
Lincoln, NE
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
MARR covers Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Wisconsin. Giana is being fostered in IN currently. However, transportation is available for adoptions within our coverage area. ❤️ MEET GIANA! ❤️ Giana is a beautiful 6-year-old Rottweiler looking for a foster or foster-to-adopt home! 🏡🐾 Giana is a big lap dog at heart who loves being with her people. She is affectionate, playful, confident, smart, and people-centered. She has no preference between men or women and is good with kids ages 10 and older. ❤️ 🎾 This girl knows how to have fun! Giana loves balls, stuffed animals, rope toys, playing tug, and especially playing in water. A sprinkler or hose is one of her favorite things! 💦 She’s food motivated, loves treats, and takes them gently. Giana has some great manners, too! 👏 She walks GREAT on a leash, is crate trained, has no separation anxiety, and knows sit, stay, wait, and down. She’s a smart girl who catches on quickly and can even ring a bell at the door when she needs to go outside! 🐾 Giana needs to be the only dog in her home. She is a very assertive female and can make bold moves toward other dogs, so she will be happiest and most successful as someone’s one and only pup. Her compatibility with cats is unknown. Her foster describes Giana as a great family dog who loves being with people. She has no known medical concerns and is ready to find a home where she can get all the love and attention she deserves. 🥰 Could you be the person Giana has been waiting for? ❤️
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Rush (aka Loki)

Rottweiler

Male, Adult
Lincoln, NE
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Needs special attention, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
MARR covers Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Wisconsin. Rush is being fostered in IN currently. However, transportation is available for adoptions within our coverage area. . Rush is a friendly, playful, deaf (with some partial hearing) 2-year-old neutered male Rottweiler who has had several homes before finding stability with his current foster family. Despite a difficult start in life and multiple returns, he has proven to be a loving, well-adjusted dog. Personality & Behavior * Very affectionate, social, and playful. * Thrives with other dogs and enjoys being part of a pack. * Loves tug-of-war, play wrestling, and chewing toys. * House-trained with excellent indoor manners. * Travels well in the car and behaves well in public. * Comfortable with handling, grooming, and veterinary visits. * Sleeps quietly in a crate overnight. Training * Deaf but highly trainable and eager to learn. * Knows hand-signal cues for sit, stay, come, down, heel/side, and waiting at doors. * Learns quickly and responds well to guidance from both people and other dogs. Health * Has an ongoing issue with his front left leg, likely tendon-related, though no definitive diagnosis has been made. * Enjoys playtime but is not fond of long walks due to the leg discomfort. * Previously experienced anxiety-related behaviors (panting, pacing, whining at dusk) and was treated with Prozac, but has since been successfully weaned off the medication. Other Animals * Gets along very well with other dogs. * Has shown appropriate curiosity around cats and may be able to live with one after proper introductions. Ideal Home Rush would do best in a home with another friendly dog or dogs, a consistent routine, and adopters willing to continue his training and communication through visual cues. He is a sweet, smart, and resilient dog who loves companionship and play and is looking for a stable, forever home.

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