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Leo and Ruby

Sheltie, Shetland Sheepdog

Male, 11 yrs 5 mos
New Castle, PA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
UPDATES.... WITH LEO AND RUBY We are still looking for a most excellent adoption home to keep these two seniors together and they will be a blessing in any loving sheltie home. ❤ ❤ Both pups now doing 2 mile walks and just LOVING on life and looking to charm their people and bring much joy to anyone or any home that will love on them. ❤ ❤ Our UPDATES from our most excellent foster home, Pat Gavet and these pups are not slowing down but embracing LIFE in every way… LOL ❤ ❤ ❤ Leo is 13 and Ruby is 11 years old, but neither one is looking to live life in the slow lane. They came to me on April 19, and after a couple days to settle in and get used to their new setting I decided to take Ruby on a walk in my neighborhood to see the sights and smell the smells. Safely fastened into her double leash rig we set off on a 20 minutes walk. I was really impressed with her nice leash manners and we both enjoyed the stroll. But sad glances from Leo let me know that he was feeling left out. So we went his double leashes and then on to new experiences. He joined us for the 20 minute walk and still had much pep in his step. Each day we went for slightly longer walks. I have wonderful paved walking trails that run along the Perkiomen Creek. The park area has lots of wildlife to see.... Canada Geese, Whitetail deer and red foxes just to list a few. So many delightful smells. We gradually extended our distances. We are now doing about 2 miles a day. Their world is opening up !!! Dogs don't think about their ages. These two seem to be grabbing life with gusto. After breakfast there is Sheltie silly play time and then we're off to the park. They knock off for a late morning nap. Then they celebrate life with the " Four O'clock zoomies" and then settle in for a nice long snooze. I'm impressed with how well they balance action and restful leisure Welcome to Heart’s Promise Sheltie Rescue and FOSTER PUPS UPDATES and our newest senior Sheltie darlings, LEO and RUBY would like to chime in this evening and let all their new friends know they are doing MOST WELL. These two very sweet companion shelties are a bonded pair, and we plan on keeping them together. Ruby is 11 years old and 28 pounds and our little Leo is 13 years old and around 16 pounds. Both are very active, great mobility and super friendly and warm up quickly. Both have been in most all of their vetting care and multiple visits with testings, bloodwork, vaccinations and all their health care. Both are Lymes positive and are on Doxy for treatment which is not a huge deal and HPSR will ensure all their vetting care is up to date and they both had their dentals competed as well. These are two wonderful sheltie pups that love their people and are fabulous companion Shelties. They have excellent house manners and potty outside and love to trot the backyard and explore. They cuddle in their doggie bed and sleep close to each other, and they have been together for years… thus they need to stay together. Both Leo and Ruby are looking for that very special forever adoption home to call their own, and they will be great companion sheltie pups for any loving home that enjoy affection. They are fine with other dogs and would be just fine with cats as well. We would like to restrict small children or toddlers as these are older pups and they could be hurt with toddler play, or a small child that doesn’t understand these are senior shelties. These two pups are being fostered in the Lancaster, PA area. HPSR covers the state of PA. Both Leo and Ruby will need a SECURE FECNCED IN YARD... They love to be outside and explore the secure yard. Please… NO exceptions. (Please do not inquire if you do not have a secure fenced in yard) . We adopt to forever homes here in the state of PA and will consider adoption homes just over the PA state line, but we do NOT do long distance adoptions. Inquiries can be emailed to: mikelamontshelties@gmail.com or a reply here to their post on this adoption site. You can also contact HPSR for additional information with Leo and Ruby at: 724-601-5159. Adoption applications can also be downloaded from our website at: pasheltierescue.org Heart’s Promise Sheltie Rescue Serving the State of Pennsylvania Mike LaMont (Director) (724)-601-5159 pasheltierescue.org Visit us on Facebook
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Chippy Special Needs

Sheltie, Shetland Sheepdog

Male, Adult
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Needs special attention, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
 Chippy is a 3-year-old male Shetland Sheepdog with lots of spunk. He is good with people and is a love.  He is neutered, up to date on vaccines, microchipped, and ready to go to his new home. His companion went into assisted living and he is at Paws and Prayers.  To meet him please do our non-obligatory application at www.pawsandprayers.org. His adoption fee is $300. Any questions, email marty@pawsandprayers.org. We have purchased a Bailey Chair for Chippy. Chippy suffers from Megaesophagus. Megaesophagus is a condition in which the muscles of the esophagus fail. This means they can no longer properly move food or water downward, into the stomach. A normal esophagus works with a muscular, wave-like motion to propel food and water into the stomach. In this condition, the esophagus remains enlarged and the normal peristaltic movement does not occur, so food stays in the esophagus instead of moving into the stomach to be digested. What types of foods do holistic vets recommend for dogs with megaesophagus?The diet for a pet with megaesophagus needs to be of a consistency that will easily move down through the esophagus without getting stuck. A “smoothie, moist porridge, or other soft consistency work well for many, though experimentation for the individual animal is often needed. Some dogs do best with food shaped into meatballs. A moist food may be blended in a blender or food processor to find a texture that works well for your pet. In lieu of 2 larger meals each day, it is recommended to feed 3-4 smaller meals. Both food and fluids need to be fed in an upright position and the animal should remain vertical between 15-30 minutes. A Bailey Chair is often used. Because high amounts of protein and fat require more stomach acid to digest, many experts recommend a diet lower in fats and protein and higher in carbs. This excess acid can cause erosion of the esophagus. The carbs help your pet maintain a good weight. Treatment of megaesophagus in dogs: There have been reports that chiropractic treatment can be effective for some cases of megaesophagus. Acupuncture may also prove helpful in some cases as it stimulates the natural normal peristaltic activity. Whole Grain Beef Recipe – Beef, two organic grains: 22% protein, 8.5% fat, 52% carbs Whole Grain Turkey Recipe - Turkey, organic oats: 21% protein, 15% fat, 52% carbs Grain Free Chicken Recipe - Chicken, grain free: 21% protein, 15% fat, 53% carbs September 25, 2026, 4:49 pm
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Bonnie

Corgi Sheltie, Shetland Sheepdog

Female, Adult
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
  Bonnie is a 3 year old Aussie shepherd/corgi/sheltie mix female. She is only 30 pounds and does not mind being an only dog. She is dog selective but prefers males and will play non stop. She is up to date on all vaccines, microchipped and spayed and ready to go to her new home. She jumps up a lot. Working on the jumping but part of that is her young energy. She loves to kiss people and likes sitting outside when it is sunny. This is one girl that loves belly rubs.  To adopt Bonnie, please do our non-obligatory application at www.pawsandprayers.org so we can see if you are a good match. Bonnie has to have a physical fenced yard as she started out as an outside dog and likes to survey the landscape She is a great escape artist. She comes with a GPS collar. She does get attached to her person.  Her adoption fee is $350. Any questions,  please email marty@pawsandprayers.org.  Professional photography donated by  Desiree Dube Photos September 25, 2026, 4:49 pm

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Heart's Promise Sheltie Rescue

219 E. Meyer Ave., New Castle, PA 16105

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Paws and Prayers

P.O. Box 67166, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44222

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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