Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Story
WISE is entirely volunteer-run and all of the donations made to our rescue go directly back to the animals in our care. By partnering with veterinary practices that support our work, we are able to save animals’ lives and restore them back to health. While some animals only need standard care, others require more extensive veterinary or behavioral care. Regardless of which dog you are applying for, we are looking for adopters to support our program with a minimum donation of $850. The donation may or may not be directly applied to care of the dog you're adopting but rather goes toward supporting all of the dogs in the rescue. We appreciate the understanding of our potential adopters. Please keep this in mind prior to applying.NAME: BellevueBREED: PoodleDATE OF BIRTH: May 26,2026GENDER: FemaleHome Recommendation: As a young puppy, she requires a home where someone who works from home or is not out for long periods of time to help her learn and grow.She will thrive with plenty of physical exercise, mental enrichment, and opportunities to explore.Like all puppies, she will need patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement as she learns house training, leash training basic obedience, and good manners.Personality: She is adventurous, playful, and incredibly smart. While she can be a little shy when first approached, her sweet personality quickly shines through.Bellevue thrives on enrichment, especially puzzles and training, and she’s already learning commands and showing off her fetching skills.A true sweetheart, she loves being part of the action but is equally happy doing her own thing. She’s looking for a home that will keep her curious mind engaged and appreciate her fun, independent spirit!Medical: She will be spayed at approximately 6 months of ageKIDS: 10 and olderDOGS: UnknownCATS: UnknownTraining: She is currently learning to do her business using wee-wee pads when indoors,. LIke any young puppy, she will need continued house training to learn that potty time happens outside. Keeping her in a puppy pen or other appropriately sized, supervised area when she can't be closely watched will help her stay consistent with her potty routine and set her up for success. She will also need basic obedience training, leash training, and continued socialization to help her grow into a confident, well-mannered companion. With patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement, she will thrive and become a wonderful member of the family.WHY DID THEY COME TO WISE : Some large-scale breeding programs occasionally have dogs and puppies they are unable to place due to medical needs, birth defects, appearance differences, or simply because there is not enough demand. WISE partners with groups working to help provide these dogs with a second chance rather than an uncertain future. We are committed to rescuing and caring for dogs of all kinds — healthy, medically fragile, senior, or those with special needs — and giving them the love, safety, and opportunity they deserve.Visit WiseAnimalRescue.org to fill out an adoption application.Adoption areas include: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Maine, Vermont, Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.
