West Highland Terrier puppies and dogs in Washington

Meet Marty! 🐾 Marty is a scruffy, lovable 4-year-old pup with a heart full of affection and a personality that will melt you instantly. He’s currently living happily with other dogs and gets along wonderfully with all of them. Marty is fully potty trained and knows how to use the doggie door like a pro! This sweet boy loves to give hugs, soak up belly rubs, and be right by your side. He’s had experience living with kids, making him a great fit for a family home. Marty is searching for a cozy, warm place where he can cuddle up with you all day and share his endless love. If you’re looking for a loyal, gentle companion who will fill your home with joy, Marty might just be your perfect match. ❤️ Application: https://adopt.animalsfirst.com/animal/62cc8e128b02916730334440/68ea9b470a300efcb20d4147 Questions? Email Stephanie@threelittlepittiesrescue.org We facilitate adoptions across the US through our own internal transport to ensure the quality of care. We travel to WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT and Canada (Canadian adopters will need to pick up in Bellingham, WA  or Brattleboro, VT for the eastern Canadian border)! Our pups travel in comfort with 24/7 care on our USDA licensed vehicles, including buses and cargo vans. You can join along on our private Facebook event page to follow their adventure, connecting you with other adopters and providing updates throughout their transport journey!   You will get to meet your new pup over a video call before signing paperwork, creating a fun and personalized adoption experience!    The adoption fee is $1,600 and includes all vetting (DAPP with booster, Bordetella, Rabies vaccine, multiple broad spectrum deworming treatments, spay/neuter, flea prevention, a 12 month heartworm preventative injectable, heartworm test and treatment if needed, a microchip with free lifetime registration, a high quality nylon Martingale collar, a health certificate deeming the pup healthy for travel, cost of transport*, and priceless years of love and loyal companionship!    We have over 15,000 successful adoptions so far and have excellent Google Reviews: https://g.co/kgs/UQ5Pyai We care deeply about making the perfect match between dog and family for long term success.    Our rescue has a 2 acre property in Texas where we assess every animal with trainers on staff, we modify behavior as needed, and create individualized behavior plans to help prepare dogs for their future families including crate training, potty training, leash walking, etc. Our fosters are able to attend group trainings and socialization play groups to keep dogs adoption-ready. Our on-site trainers support the positive growth of our dogs and we enjoy seeing their progress!    Our commitment to comprehensive medical care sets us apart. We've received glowing feedback from veterinarians who commend our dedication to ensuring the health and well-being of every animal in our care with treatments that often go above and beyond.   Our adoption fees reflect the extensive care and resources that go into each animal we save. The adoption fee is a donation to the mission and goes far beyond getting a fully vetted pet.    The rescue’s hard costs alone (excluding transport) for a healthy dog to go through our program typically range between $412 to $859, which includes boarding, food, medications, vaccines, and spay/neuter. For heartworm-positive dogs, hard costs are upwards of $1,368. Additionally, dogs requiring extended boarding, extra training, or extra medical care—such as dental work, vision care, or orthopedic care—can lead to expenses running into the thousands. Also, included in the adoption fee are costs to cover transport up to the Pacific Northwest or East Coast. Transport is a significant additional expense to the rescue.  While adoption fees help cover part of these expenses, we want to emphasize that the rescue does not receive government funding and must fundraise to offset the remaining expense balance which ranges $100-1,000++ per animal on these direct costs.   It doesn’t stop there! Our adopters also receive these SPECIAL PERKS:   Extensive behavioral testing and information from trainers on our staff to ensure the perfect fit for your family  Discounts on Embark DNA test kit- $30 off of Breed ID test & $50 off of Breed ID plus Health test 30 day trial of pet insurance with Trupanion A free private online dog training session with GoodPup, plus low pricing for future sessions  70% off of your first order of Fetch, a delicious PNW based fresh dog meatballs subscription Coupons for a fun visit to Petco 20% off of Dr. Cuddles pet first aid and hygiene solutions Discounted heartworm, flea prevention, and monthly dewormer  Access to our exclusive FB Adopters page, where you can network for play dates, resources, and connect with other adopters that share their passion for their adopted pup!   Did you know that the Greater Houston area faces some of the highest stray and overpopulation rates in the nation? We are a non profit charity. Our goal is simple— to reduce the homeless pet population through community outreach, free spay and neuter services, and by rescuing animals from the streets or overcrowded shelters where euthanasia due to lack of space is often the only option. The dog you've found online is not only lucky to be in our program, but also incredibly fortunate to have caught your eye. Thank you for considering adoption and for joining us in our mission!   Follow our rescue journey and connect with us on our website and social media platforms. Together, we can make a difference, one adoption at a time.   https://www.threelittlepittiesrescue.org/ https:// www.facebook.com/threelittlepittiesrescue https://www.instagram.com/threelittlepittiesrescue   Ready to welcome a new furry friend into your life? APPLY TODAY and become a hero for pets in need!   *Due to the rising cost of fuel and transportation expenses, there will be an additional $74 surcharge for transport.   DISCLAIMER- Breed type is determined based on general appearance and behavioral characteristics, and cannot be guaranteed unless DNA test results were provided at intake.   Texas local adoption! All adoptions within Texas must be picked up from Friendswood, Tx.

CeeCee is a very sweet, intelligent girl-she is likely a Cairn/Norwich terrier mix. Rescued from the streets of Prosser, she is timid with meeting new people. Once she feels safe and settled (about 3-4 days) her personality shines through. CeeCee will thrive in a calm, structured environment, preferably with adults only, or older teens. She is crate trained, housebroken (currently uses a dog door). She is cat friendly and only wants to play with them (they are not always receptive) She gets along wonderfully with dogs her size, she is frightened of larger dogs. She would make a great lap dog

💙Meet Noeul— A Sweet Boy With A Rough Start, Now Ready To Be Loved Forever✨💛 Here are more photos and videos of Noeul: https://www.instagram.com/p/DSb4x4MES8c/?hl=en Noeul lived as a stray by a cafe in Busan. He was malnourished, but survived eating food given to him by shop owners and customers. Then someone reported him as a feral dog, and he was placed on the euthanasia list at the shelter. Just before euthanasia, someone stepped forward and adopted Noeul. However, only one day later, he was returned. He was then rescued and moved to a foster home in Busan. After staying there for a couple of months, he was moved to another foster home in Incheon. Noeul is now fully settled, and has been lovingly cared for by his foster family in Icheon, Korea. He enjoys playing, loves going on walks, and has grown into a confident and happy dog. He is ready to come to the Seattle area to meet his forever family! Name: Noeul Estimated Age: 3 years Breed: West Highland & Terrier Mix Gender: Male Weight: 14.3 lbs Spayed/Neutered: Yes Energy Level: 3-4 out of 10 Good with dogs? When meeting dogs during walks, Noeul wants to approach first. He usually only sniffs and does not bark. At home, once he finishes sniffing another dog, he gets along well with them. Good with cats? He ignores cats. Good with kids? Gets along well with gentle children, but may bark at them during walks if they are noisy. Sociability: Gets along well with everyone. As long as there are no sudden loud noises/ big movements, he has no issues. When he meets familiar people outside, he rubs against them and asks for pets. He bonds well with his current foster family. Noeul is very considerate. When the senior dog at his foster’s home eats/drinks, he waits patiently behind and only approaches after the other dog is finished, showing great manners and patience. 100% outdoor potty trained. His previous foster mentioned marking, but in his current foster home, Noeul does not mark at all. Good on leash? He goes on walks 3-5X a day, each lasting about 10 to 40 minutes. Typical times are around 8 a.m., 12 p.m., 4 p.m., and 9 p.m., though not always exact. He may pull slightly, but when his name is called, he responds well. He enjoys sniffing during walks, so leash manners are considered easy. Barker? At home, he only barks when a new and unfamiliar person enters. Outside, he may bark at running children, but he stops immediately when his attention is redirected. Separation anxiety? None. Mouthiness/nipping? He gently mouths toys while playing and is not aggressive. He takes treats carefully and chews slowly. He experiences motion sickness. On poorly paved roads, he may vomit, but he does fine on well paved roads. Health Notes: No known health issues. If given time and patience, Noeul warms up in less than a week and begins to show affection and approach on his own. In under two weeks, he may climb onto the bed, but he does not sleep there. He usually sleeps under the bed and comes up to give kisses when the alarm goes off in the morning. He is shy at first and can be scared of strangers, but he loves pets and is very affectionate once comfortable. Favorite things: Small plushie toys, treats, walks, being held and snuggles, and visiting cozy restaurants and cafés! Noeul eats one meal per day. A consistent feeding routine is recommended. Pls email us for any inquiries/fill out the adoption application via the link in our Instagram bio.🌼 This sweet boy is ready to meet his forever family!💗

4 months old Freya is only 8 lb at the moment and may not grow more than 15. She is located in Texas but can be transported to other states and even Canada to the right home. She is treated like a Princess at her foster home, where she sleeps with her 7 year old foster sister. Start your application to adopt this princess via www.savesomesouls.com Freya and her sister Frida were found by a busy freeway with their mother Fiona by a Good Samaritan who saved their lives. She looked for their home but after 2 weeks when no one claimed them, she surrendered them to our rescue. Freya is very loving and super adorable. She is quiet and patient, and is crate trained and housebroken. Freya lives with her foster brother Buster (see picture), and four kitty foster siblings. She is current on all her shots. She is spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative and kept on deworming schedule, and heartworm and flea preventative. She is currently being fostered in Texas, but can travel to any state, even Canada to the right home. Freya's adoption fee includes all vetting (DAPP with booster, Bordetella, Rabies vaccine, multiple broad spectrum deworming treatments, spay/neuter surgery and recovery, heartworm and flea prevention), a microchip with free lifetime registration, GPS tracker, Harness, leash and a high quality nylon Martingale collar. To meet this gorgeous pup via facetime or whatsapp or other video chat apps, please send a completed application via www.savesomesouls.com Yards, if any, must be adequately and fully fenced to adopt our pups. We do not accept electric or underground fences. Our dogs are fully assessed by foster parents, vets and behaviorists, as well as videos and video chats are available to observe their manners in public. We are extremely transparent and like to share everything negative and positive with the adopters, to ensure it's a good fit and they are not returned to us, as the trips are very stressful on them. Houston is home to million strays, many who are abandoned, many born on the streets, many who escaped while living in the yard, which is common in Texas. Since our rescue does not get grants that shelters get, we use adoption fee to help the pups and kitties in our care. Your adoption fee goes towards vetting and feeding our long term and permanent fosters, and unadoptable pups, as well as towards the monthly care and preventatives etc of our pets. By adopting one pup from our rescue, you make room for another dog to be rescued from our high kill shelters, thus becoming an integral part of our mission to save as many unfortunate dogs off the streets and the shelters as possible. So Thank you for choosing to rescue, and not go to a breeder.

Hazel's owner was no longer able to care for her and her sibling because they were going through a health crisis the dogs in the home were all surrendered to shelter. She's a sweet loving girl looking for a forever home

✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to SEA💟 Meet Milo💗 💙 Name: Milo 💙 Gender: Male 💙 Age: Estimated 4 years old (Born in May 2021) 💙 Weight: 5.65 kg / 12.46 lb 💙 Milo's Updates Account: @foster_zip_ 1️⃣ Health Condition * Neutered. * Microchipped. * Is allergic to salmon, so you should check the ingredients before feeding any kibble or treats. 2️⃣ Rescue Story * While at the Gimje City Shelter, Milo always had a sad expression and would sit quietly in a corner. He seemed to be scared — whenever someone approached, he would quickly retreat and hide. To prevent his fear and stress from worsening, Adogs rescued him. 3️⃣ Basic Information * With People: Is shy around strangers and feels uncomfortable with sudden touches — he may yawn or lick his lips when uneasy. Feels more uncomfortable with middle-aged females than males. Among his foster family members, he seems to feel particularly uncomfortable around the mother but the relationship with her is improving step by step. Once he becomes familiar with someone, he allows cuddles and belly rubs, gives kisses, and even enjoys being held. When he feels affectionate, he gently boops with his nose and gazes lovingly at you. Expresses his affection to foster parent by exposing his tummy. It is important to take time to allow him to open up. * With Dogs: Tends to have no interest in other dogs whom he encountered at his foster home. Was aloof but got along with other dogs without trouble at our center and dog school. * With Cats: Shows no interest in cats. * Separation Anxiety: Displays no signs of separation anxiety. * Potty Training: Uses pee pads and artificial grass indoors. Never goes on a pad that’s already been used and folds it — he’ll wait for a clean one. Poops every 2 to 3 days. Tends to eat his poop, so it would be better to clean it up right after he potties. * Hygiene: Is a little scared when sprayed with the showerhead, but overall handles baths well and doesn’t mind the use of a hair dryer. Enjoys being brushed, and when in a good mood, will even lie down comfortably during grooming. However, he doesn’t like his paws being touched, so there’s a chance he might give a warning punch (using his mouth) during nail trimming. It’s best to hold him securely and clip the nails quickly. * Walks: Is a little scared of the outdoors, and had a panic attack previously. Is currently getting training indoors for walking. During leash training indoors, when the leash is tugged briefly to signal for him to go, he runs straight to another space and then runs back to his dog bed. Feels nervous and pants when people try to stop him during such time. * Car Sickness: No motion sickness. Stays calm and quiet in a kennel during travel. * Biting: No biting behavior. * Barking: Rarely barks. When he wants to drink water or needs to potty, he whines a little. Whines at his foster parent as a signal to clean up after he potties. * Likes: Enjoys relaxing alone in his kennel. Is a true treat lover — meats like boiled chicken breast and duck jerky are his favorites! * Dislikes: Sudden movements or unexpected touches can startle him. Especially when a stranger tries to hold his feet, he may growl and snarl his lips. When strangers try to hold him for more than a minute, he will make potty accidents. Is very sensitive to outside noises when he’s indoors and he growls. During training, if he gets stressed, he pees and runs away.