Help available for puppies in need!!!
10 Hours
78
3
$1.00
Brittany
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoPuppy season is here, and we understand that accidents happen. With shelters and rescues currently overflowing, we want to offer our help. We can take in litters of young puppies, pregnant mothers, or mothers with nursing puppies. (Mother dogs must be friendly and get along with other dogs.) If you have puppies or a pregnant dog you are no longer able to keep, please feel free to reach out — no judgment. We have helped many surrendered puppies over the years. We also offer the option to return the mother to you after she has been spayed if that is something you would like. We have experience with bottle feeding, tube feeding, administering IV fluids, assisting with births when needed, and much more. All puppies go home with their first set of shots, deworming, microchip, shot record, and a go-home bag. Puppies are able to begin going to their new homes at 8 weeks old. Puppies are raised by dog lovers with education in canine nutrition, development, and communication, along with ongoing training through programs such as GoodDog, Puppy Culture, and more. Our puppies are raised in our home as part of our family and follow a step-by-step weekly curriculum that includes ENS and ESI enrichment. From the moment they are born they are carefully monitored, kept warm and safe, and handled daily. Potty training begins around 3 weeks old using pellet litter and outdoor exposure, though full potty training is not expected at 8 weeks. Before going to their new homes, all puppies are temperament tested, introduced to kennels, exposed to daily family life, and gradually spend time apart from their littermates to help ease the transition. Pet homes only — breeding rights are not included. These puppies are not toys — they are lifelong commitments and valued members of the family. We reserve the right to refuse adoption if we do not feel a home is the right fit. Our goal is simply to ensure every puppy is placed in a safe, loving, and responsible home.
Location doesn't necessarily matter. We have family all over the state willing to help transport.
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Help available for puppies in need!!!
10 Hours
78
3
$1.00
Brittany
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoPuppy season is here, and we understand that accidents happen. With shelters and rescues currently overflowing, we want to offer our help. We can take in litters of young puppies, pregnant mothers, or mothers with nursing puppies. (Mother dogs must be friendly and get along with other dogs.) If you have puppies or a pregnant dog you are no longer able to keep, please feel free to reach out — no judgment. We have helped many surrendered puppies over the years. We also offer the option to return the mother to you after she has been spayed if that is something you would like. We have experience with bottle feeding, tube feeding, administering IV fluids, assisting with births when needed, and much more. All puppies go home with their first set of shots, deworming, microchip, shot record, and a go-home bag. Puppies are able to begin going to their new homes at 8 weeks old. Puppies are raised by dog lovers with education in canine nutrition, development, and communication, along with ongoing training through programs such as GoodDog, Puppy Culture, and more. Our puppies are raised in our home as part of our family and follow a step-by-step weekly curriculum that includes ENS and ESI enrichment. From the moment they are born they are carefully monitored, kept warm and safe, and handled daily. Potty training begins around 3 weeks old using pellet litter and outdoor exposure, though full potty training is not expected at 8 weeks. Before going to their new homes, all puppies are temperament tested, introduced to kennels, exposed to daily family life, and gradually spend time apart from their littermates to help ease the transition. Pet homes only — breeding rights are not included. These puppies are not toys — they are lifelong commitments and valued members of the family. We reserve the right to refuse adoption if we do not feel a home is the right fit. Our goal is simply to ensure every puppy is placed in a safe, loving, and responsible home.
Location doesn't necessarily matter. We have family all over the state willing to help transport.
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