Toy Poodle Rescue

Additional adoption info

How to proceed to adopt one of our Poodles
We do not have a facility that you can visit. All of our Poodles are in private foster homes, the way to proceed is to call us first and then fill out an application, by going to our website at www.toypoodlerescue.net and submitting it, we will process your application by checking references etc. We will then arrange to come and visit you and see your home environment and check your yard (if applicable). We bring the dog/Poodle you are interested in adopting with us. Please know, no matter what, we ALWAYS do a home visit WITHOUT EXCEPTION prior to you adopting a Poodle so please be truthful on your application, because our eyes will not deceive us and if we drive out to your home to find no fence when that is required for that particular dog or something that you did not disclose, we will not be happy!! We ONLY adopt out of state (driveable) when it is a special needs dog and the process is exactly the same although you would need to be prepared to come to Massachusetts to get your adopted Poodle if we were unable to arrange transportation. We hear all too often about people applying to other rescue groups and paying to submit an application and never hearing back from them, that does not happen with us. When we process your application you will receive a call from as long as you have filled it out completely. We have a phone number where you can call and if we are not there leave a message and someone will call you back. We return ALL calls.
Senior/special needs Poodles
Please consider adopting a senior or special needs Poodle, they are usually the dogs that no-one wants, what people don't realize is that Poodles live VERY long lives so at 8-9 years old they may still have another good 8-9 years to live. I personally have owned a 21, 19 and 18 year olds and they are healthy and playful while being gentle, snuggly and oh so very grateful and look at us with so much love saying thank you for adopting us in every gaze. I will never be without a senior dog in my home ever again. We adopted Tiffany at 12 years old, she was blind and frail, but after good care and food she was healthy and happy, she lived to 18 years old so she was with us 6 years and she educated us so much in those 6 years, blind meant nothing to her and she trained us on her needs having different barks for what she wanted, we loved her and those 6 years were so precious to us and worth every day spent with her in our lives. Please consider adopting a senior/special needs Poodle

Adoption application

http://www.toypoodlerescue.net/adoption-application