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Barney

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We cannot believe that Barney is still looking for a forever home!
This boy is 10 months old now and would love spend what is left of puppyhood with a family
Barney came to us from our friends at Turtle Mountain Animal Rescue when they took him in as a stray and he had more medical needs that they were equipped for. We were happy to help, as we always try to help a fellow rescue in need. They saved his life and kept him happy and healthy until he could get to us.
Once he arrived, we made sure he was able to see our Neurologist right away. They were able to determine that he had a parasite called Neospora that attacks muscle tissue. Eventually, if left untreated it goes to the nervous system, and it can cause serious issues including death. We were able to get him started on treatment right away. Unfortunately, the effects were too severe on one of his rear legs. We tried physical therapy but ultimately he needed to have it amputated. The parasite did damage on the remaining leg, and he ultimately did a couple of months of physical therapy to strengthen the one remaining rear leg. Huge shout out to his Physical Therapist who also fostered him during that time. It was life changing!
He then joined our friends at 2nd Chance to Shine to help him learn manners and be able to be socialized with other dogs in the key time in development. They have done some amazing work with him as well, and he is now a very well-rounded pup.
It honestly took a village to save this boy, and we know his forever home is out there. He can get around just like any other dog, he just looks a little different doing it. He will need to remain lean so that his remaining rear leg doesn’t have to carry extra weight.
If you are interested in meeting Barney, please fill out an application on rpaw.org
His adoption fee is $300.

Val

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Before the holidays, we were made aware of a dog that was placed in a garbage bag and thrown out of the window of a car onto the side of a freeway. Thankfully, the people behind the car stopped when they saw the bag moving. When they realized it was a terrified, malnourished dog, they jumped into action and got her to safety.
Fast-forward, Val is living the good life in her foster home! She has gained weight and her wounds have healed. She is now ready to find her forever home!
Valerie is a young gal with a heart as big as her beautiful smile. Since joining her foster home, she’s grown in so many ways. Valerie is a quick learner and has been excelling in her basic obedience training. She’s also discovered the joy of toys and loves playing independently—but her greatest joy comes from spending time with her humans.
Affection is Valerie’s love language! Whether it’s snuggling under the covers at bedtime or on the couch, playing, going for walks, or training, she thrives on human connection. She even does amazing in the car and enjoys being by your side wherever the adventure takes you.
Valerie has limited exposure to cats but would do best in a home without them. She’s met a variety of dogs and prefers the company of her humans only. It does not mean that she cannot go out in public. It just means after the trauma she has been through likely from a young age, she just means she would like to find a homebody that just wants to hang out with her.
Valerie is the perfect combination of beauty and brains, and she’s ready to be someone’s devoted companion.
If you’re ready to treat Valerie like the princess she is, she’ll reward you with a lifetime of love, loyalty, and snuggles.
Adoption fee is $200

 

 

 

 

 

Teddy

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Meet Teddy! This teenage pug is out to find a home that can keep up with him and his crazy pug antics! Do you love to run around everywhere you go? Do you like to let the world know you are here to party? Do you like to chase cats just because you know it bothers them and you think that’s funny?

Maybe Teddy should be renamed Taz because that is much more of a description of him.

Believe us, he is one of the happiest, fun-loving dogs you will ever meet. He would love to find a home with a yard he can run all around in. He would love to have another dog buddy to play with. He doesn’t want to harm cats but any felines in the home need to like dogs because he will be all up in their business. He would do fine with kids. He would not do well in an apartment or somewhere with adjoining walls as he sometimes likes to let the world know how happy he is!

The adoption fee is $300.

If you are looking for a young pug who simply loves life feel free to fill out an application on rpaw.org

He has been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and heartworm tested negative.

Nick Torres

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Nick Torres came to RPAW back in June. When he found us, he was in tough shape. After extensive medical care, we found out he had Mengioencephnelitits, which is inflammation of the brain and surrounding tissues and fluids. With lots of love and medical treatment, this sweet boy is finally ready to start his furever with a new family!

Since his previous owners did not address his symptoms when they first started, he has permanent damage. Nick is mostly blind and fully deaf. He seems to see light shadows. His foster mom finds it absolutely incredible that this doesn’t slow him down a bit from trying to be a normal pup. He navigates the house free-range currently with supervision and is always on the prowl looking for toys to play with or a soft spot to take a quick snooze. When he is not playing chase or wrestling with the other pups in the home, he is looking for snuggles. He does really well getting around. He uses his feet to feel around his surroundings and is a quick learner.
Nick was on a steroid for a number of months while his body recovered from his infection. This was also during the time puppies normally become potty-trained. He does use potty pads and goes every time he is outside, however, he will need to learn his new environment and signals to let you know when he needs to go.
Nick is around a year old and would love another small pup in the house to bond to. He currently lives with cats as well and does fine with them. He has not been around children, but his foster mom thinks he would do fine with older children in the home.
Adoption fee is $200
Applications are available at rpaw.org

Tyrell

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A beautiful Husky – Shep – Shar Pei mix whose not quite sure of the world yet! Here’s what you gotta know about this funny fella!

  • Good with dogs but very inappropriate with boundaries and does not read social queues, particularly with other males.
  • Has some basic obedience but requires training on most other aspects.
  • LOVES humans and forms bonds very quickly
  • Displays a lot of fear towards new things or environments, lots of life introductions required.
  • Unlikely to be good with cats, but likely to be good with older kids

Tyrell is a spunky, playful guy who’s not been given a proper start to life. Let’s show him that the world’s not so scary and get him a home.

Adoption fee waived

Burke

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Meet Burke 💚

A floppy eared hunk 😍 This high-energy Pitbull gets along great with dogs. He is working on learning his puppy boundaries. He’s new to the 2nd Chance to Shine program so training has been minimal but we know he will improve with structure. Here’s what you gotta know about Burke baby 🐾

🐶 Great with dogs!
🐱 Unsure about cats, but he’s a curious boy who doesn’t know his own strength!
👩‍👦‍👦 N0 ⚠️ young kids for the same reason as cats
🏠 Fenced in yard recommended. High energy and loves to run and play, but it’s not required!
🚽 Crate trained, potty trained, and leash trained. Some obedience but future training is REQUIRED. Keeps a clean kennel!
🤼 THRIVES in a fast paced, attention filled lifestyle. He needs to play, wrestle, or run everyday!

Burke is a big boy weighing in around 70# but he is a little behind on learning his manners. He is not even a year old, just 10 months. He was originally a stray and was never claimed. He ended up at Hawk Creek Animal Shelter and when Nutella moved there, we took him in return so he could receive some training. The folks at 2nd Chance to Shine are helping him learn to be a good boy. He has shown no aggression but he has been mouthy because this is how he shows his frustration. That is what they are working on now along with leash manners. He truly is a great boy and will make an amazing canine companion. Currently he is just a big lug who doesn’t know his own size. We will continue to update as we learn more.

Adoption fee waived