Florida Little Dog Rescue Group

ADOPTABLE DOGS!

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As stated on the adoption process page, many of these dogs will receive multiple applications. Please review the adoption process page as to when the pups are removed from this page (it's when they are adopted, as meet and greets and applications do fall through)

Frankie, a Maltese mix

Meet Frankie! Frankie is 5-7 year old male Maltese mix and he weighs about 10 pounds. He arrived in rescue when his previous family could no longer care for him. He has settled into foster care but is ready to find a forever family to call his own. Frankie does have mild luxating patellas but they are not painful and do not require surgical intervention at this time. His foster mom says: Meet Frankie! Frankie is a sweet, happy boy who loves giving kisses and being close to his people. He is house trained on a schedule, loves toys and cozy blankets, and has made it his personal mission to tear apart as many toys as possible!

Frankie doesn’t bark much and enjoys having a crate as his safe, cozy spot. He likes to relax in it with the door open and loves a good belly rub. He also enjoys sunbathing, although he prefers to stay inside when it gets too hot outside. Frankie gets along well with other dogs, but he would do best with dogs that aren’t too young or overly energetic. Most of all, Frankie is a loving, cheerful companion who just wants to be near you and share some kisses! Frankie is neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchipped and has had his teeth cleaned. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $325.

Emmett, a Poodle

Meet Emmett! Emmett is a 3 year old male Poodle and he weighs about 8 pounds. He arrived in rescue when his previous family could no longer care for him. He has settled into his foster home but he would love a forever family to call his own. His foster mom says: Meet Your New Best Friend! If you're looking for a loyal companion who will love you with his whole heart, this sweet boy may be the perfect match. He has a big personality and isn't shy about sharing his opinions! He's a talkative little guy with a loud bark, so he'll do best in a home without shared walls, such as a house rather than an apartment or condo. He is incredibly affectionate and devoted to his person. He loves being by your side and will happily follow you from room to room. Because he has separation anxiety, he's looking for a home where someone is around most of the day. His happiest place is wherever you are. He's fully house trained and enjoys sleeping either in bed with his person or in his own dog bed. He loves toys, enjoys playing fetch and is always ready for a fun game. During the day, you'll often find him soaking up the sunshine with a nice sunbath.

He has an upbeat, happy personality and is highly food motivated, making treats a great way to reinforce training.He needs to be the only pet in the home. While he may be fine around other dogs in some situations, he can become protective of his person and his food, which can lead to snakiness toward other dogs. For everyone's safety and happiness, he will thrive best as your one and only furry companion. Emmett has mild luxating patellas, but they are non-painful and do not require surgery, but it is something that his new family should be aware of and his activity (such as jumping up and down off furniture) should be monitored. If you're looking for a loving, loyal shadow who will be your constant companion, this special boy is ready to give you all the love he has. Emmett is neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchipped and has had his teeth cleaned. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $425.

Fergus, a Corgi

Meet Fergus! Fergus is a 3 month old male Corgi and he weighs about 10 pounds but he is still growing and will likely reach a normal Corgi weight of 25-35 pounds. He arrived in rescue as part of an accidental litter and has been thriving in a loving foster home. Fergus is a typical, high energy, working breed dog and will need a family that is willing to keep up with him. Contrary to what you may see on social media, Corgis are not couch potatoes and they can also be very vocal. He is still learning about house training, leash training, what to chew and not chew and his socialization. His foster mom says: Meet Fergus! Fergus is one of those puppies who is ready to make EVERYTHING an adventure! This handsome Corgi boy is full of energy, curiosity, and puppy mischief, and he’s always looking for something fun to do. Whether it’s exploring the yard, chasing toys, getting the zoomies, or following his people around, Fergus is happiest when he’s right in the middle of the action!

He’s a sweet, loving boy who enjoys attention and is always ready to hand out some puppy kisses. But don’t let that adorable face fool you—Fergus is a full-time puppy and he’s going to need a family who is ready for all that comes with it! His new family should be prepared to work on house training, crate training, leash walking, basic manners, appropriate chewing and all the other important puppy lessons. Fergus will need patience, consistency, structure and plenty of opportunities to burn off that Corgi energy. If you’re looking for a fun loving companion who will keep you laughing, keep you moving and fill your home with puppy chaos and love, Fergus may be your guy! Fergus is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $550.

Nicolette, a Labradoodle

Meet Nicolette! Nicolette is a 4 month old female Labradoodle puppy and she currently weighs about 15 pounds. She is still growing and could be over 30 pounds when she is full grown, but we are unable to predict her adult weight. Nicolette arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. She has been in a loving foster home and is thriving. She is an active puppy that will need a family up for all things puppyhood brings - leash training, house training, socialization and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food.

Doodles are very smart and very active and need a family that will understand this, as well as their grooming needs. Her foster family says she has been so much fun to have as a foster puppy. Her foster mom says: Nicolette is a happy-go-lucky puppy who greets every day as a new adventure. She loves exploring her surroundings and finding exciting ways to entertain herself. As a young pup, Nicolette is still working on house training, leash skills and learning what is and isn't acceptable to chew. She's looking for a family that understands puppies require time, training and plenty of positive reinforcement. In exchange, Nicolette promises to fill your days with joy, laughter, and unconditional love. Nicolette is spayed, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $550.

Sammy, a Poodle

Meet Sammy! Sammy is a 7 month old male Poodle and he weighs about 4 pounds. He is still growing, so he could still gain a few pounds. Sammy arrived in rescue when his previous family could no longer care for him. His previous family did not realize he had vision issues and that explained a lot of the issues they were having. Sammy is blind and would love a family that has experience with vision challenged pups to call his own. He has settled into his foster home but he would love a forever family to call his own. His foster mom says: Sammy is very sweet and is an expert cuddler. He also loves to play (he's a puppy!) and will keep you busy!

As he is blind, Sammy will require a household able to provide him stable and safe space.A family experienced with blind dogs would be amazing. In addition, due to his size and condition, his new family would not have children under 12 years old. Besides being blind, Sammy has bilateral luxating patellas. Because of his age, surgical correction is neither recommended or required at this time. However, his adopter would need to be aware that depending on how he grows and adapts, it could be necessary in the future. Sammy is 80% house trained. He does not need to go out overnight. During the day, he goes out on a leash to potty every few hours. As far as walking on a leash, he is still a puppy and a "work in progress" in that department. He does better when he goes out using his harness (rather than a collar) and a leash. He would probably benefit from some formal leash/behavior training. All-in-all, he's a great pup. He compensates well for his visual disability using his other senses. He is very sweet, and friendly with cats and other small dogs. Sammy is neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $450.

Orville, a Mixed Breed

Meet Orville! Orville is a 9 month old male puppy and he weighs about 35 pounds. We expect him to stay under 55 pounds when full grown, but due to his unique mix, we are unable to accurately predict his actual adult weight range, so if you need a pup to stay a specific size, he is not the pup for you. Orville and his littermates arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. Dad is a Beagle/Cavalier mix (a Beagleier) and mom is a Bassett Hound/Blue Heeler mix.The pups have been raised in loving foster home and are thriving. A forever family will need to be up for all things puppy - including house training, leash training, learning what is ok to chew and not chew, as well as continued socialization.They would also do well with dog savvy kiddos. His foster mom says: Orville is a sweet, goofy, and playful boy. Although he is a unique mix, the basset characteristics seem to dominate his personality.

He is good natured and affectionate but also stubborn and independent, making a challenging companion to train. A forever family will need to be up for all things puppy, including house training (the biggest hurdle), leash training (working on it), and what is ok to chew (working on that too). He can be mouthy around hands and he loves to tear up everything, including pidde pads and piddle towels. He is very vocal (loud) and will bark at strange noises and sights, so no shared walls. Since his leash training and house training are still in progress, a fenced yard is a must. He is not a high energy athlete and has a low activity requirement, prefering to lounge around both inside and out. He gets along with my other dogs and cats and I believe he would do well with gentle, dog-savvy, older children. He likes to jump on people to get their attention, so no little tykes or frail adults. If you're up for the challenge, welcome Orville into your home. With love, patience, and consistency, guide him through puppyhood and watch him develop into a devoted and loyal companion. Orville is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Flagler Beach area and his adoption donation is $350.

Garrison, a Labradoodle

Meet Garrison! Garrison is a 4 month old male Labradoodle puppy and he weighs about 17 pounds. He is still growing and could be over 35 pounds when he is full grown, but we are unable to predict his adult weight. Garrison arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. He has been in a loving foster home and is thriving. He is an active puppy that will need a family up for all things puppyhood brings - leash training, house training, socialization and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food. Doodles are very smart and very active and need a family that will understand this, as well as their grooming needs.

His foster family says he has been so much fun to have as a foster puppy. His foster mom says: Meet Garrison! This handsome little guy is full of puppy charm and is ready to find a family that is excited to help him grow into the amazing dog he's destined to be. Garrison loves exploring the world around him and is always eager to investigate new sights, sounds and smells. Like any young puppy, he is still learning leash walking, house training, proper manners and what items are appropriate for chewing. Garrison will thrive with a family that is patient, consistent and ready for all the fun and adventures that come with raising a puppy. In return, hell provide endless love, laughter, and puppy kisses. Garrison is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $550.

Dot, a Labradoodle

Meet Dot! Dot is a 4 month old female Labradoodle puppy and she currently weighs about 17 pounds. She is still growing and could be over 35 pounds when she is full grown, but we are unable to predict her adult weight. Dot arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. She has been in a loving foster home and is thriving. She is an active puppy that will need a family up for all things puppyhood brings - leash training, house training, socialization and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food. Doodles are very smart and very active and need a family that will understand this, as well as their grooming needs. Her foster family says she has been so much fun to have as a foster puppy.

Her foster mom says: Dot is an adorable little sweetheart who loves being part of the action. Whether she's exploring the yard with you or snuggling up for some affection, she's happiest when she's spending time with her people. Dot is still navigating all the lessons that come with puppyhood, including leash training, house training and learning what belongs in her toy box instead of her mouth. She'll thrive with a family thats ready to guide her through these important learning stages while enjoying every adorable puppy moment. Dot is spayed, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $550.

Flip, a Chihuahua mix

Meet Flip! Flip is a 5 month old male Chihuahua mix and he weighs about 7 pounds. He should stay under 15 pounds full grown, but we can't be sure of adult weight. Flip arrived in rescue as a tiny puppy with a family that could not properly care for him. He settled in to his foster home nicely and has been thriving. Flip will need a family up for all things puppy - including house training, leash training, continued socialization, and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food.

His foster mom says: Flip: small in size, big in personality! Flip is your classic chihuahua with a whole lot of charm packed into a tiny body. He’s got that signature “spicy” streak (especially when other puppies get a little too in his business), but don’t let that fool you—this little guy loves to play and have fun on his own terms. When he’s not busy being the boss of the toy pile (seriously, he LOVES his toys), Flip is all about the snuggles. His favorite place? Right next to his humans, soaking up all the love and attention he can get. Flip is the perfect mix of sass and sweetness—he’ll make you laugh, keep you on your toes, and then curl up beside you like your tiniest, most loyal shadow. Flip is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heart worm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $500.

Caleb, a Corgi

Meet Caleb! Caleb is a 3 year old male Corgi and he weighs about 20 pounds. He arrived in rescue after coming from a home with too many pups that could no longer care for him. He has settled into foster care nicely and his foster mom says: Caleb's a pretty laid-back guy. He is mostly a couch potato but watch out for when he gets the zoomies, he can be pretty fast! He enjoys finding cool places to lay down and, in the evenings, likes to hang out on the couch. He hasn't barked once in my care. He gets along great with the other female dog in the household. We're working on the commands sit and stay. We're also teaching him the proper places to mark; he's a little marker.

Caleb should be in an enclosed yard with no space to squeeze under or through the fence.He hasn't gotten out, but he's pretty smart and tries to find spaces. He is doing pretty well with leash walking, a little more practice is all that is needed. He does excellent with grooming and sits still to be brushed. Caleb doesn't seem to be food or toy oriented although he will occasionally play with a rope and a Kong. Caleb won't willingly go into his crate but is perfectly behaved once inside. He is crated at night, but no doubt would love to be near a human. Caleb is neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchipped and has had his teeth cleaned. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $525.

Nathan, a Labradoodle

Meet Nathan! Nathan is a 4 month old male Labradoodle puppy and he weighs about 12 pounds. He is still growing and could be over 30 pounds when he is full grown, but we are unable to predict his adult weight. Thomas arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. He has been in a loving foster home and is thriving. He is an active puppy that will need a family up for all things puppyhood brings - leash training, house training, socialization and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food.

Doodles are very smart and very active and need a family that will understand this, as well as their grooming needs. His foster family says he has been so much fun to have as a foster puppy. His foster mom says: Nathan is a fun-loving puppy with a zest for life and a tail that never seems to stop wagging. He enjoys making new friends and discovering all the exciting things the world has to offer. Nathan is still learning leash skills, house training and puppy manners, so he'll need a family willing to invest time and patience into helping him succeed. With consistency and love, Nathan is sure to grow into an incredible lifelong companion. Nathan is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $550.

Winslow, a Pomeranian

Meet Winslow! Winslow is a 9 year old male Pomeranian and he weighs about 8 pounds. He arrived in rescue after coming from a puppy mill in a rural area during winter. He arrived heartworm positive, but has been treated and is doing great! He has settled into foster care nicely and has been loving learning how to "dog". His foster mom says: Winslow is a sweet, sensitive boy who is looking for a patient and understanding home where he can blossom at his own pace. Loud noises and raised voices can be frightening for him, so he would do best in a calm, quiet environment without children. Winslow takes time to build trust with new people, but once he feels safe his cute personality emerges. He absolutely loves to be brushed and will sit for hours enjoying the attention. This is the perfect opportunity to bond with him and build trust. Once comfortable, he'll paw at your hand for pets.

He gets along well with the dogs in his foster home. While he isn't interested in playing, he is content hanging out alongside them. Winslow could do well as an only pup or with another calm pup, similar in size and age appropriate. A secure, fenced yard is a must for Winslow, HE WILL escape if given the opportunity or if something scares him!! He loves being outside and often has to be convinced that it's time to come back indoors! He does not currently walk on a leash, and he is still working on house training, so his future family should be prepared to continue helping him learn. Winslow gets excited when it's time for bed, knowing that belly rubs are coming till it's time to fall asleep. If you KNOW you have the time, patience, and understanding that Winslow deserves and are 110% committed hit that apply button. Winslow is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention, microchipped and has had his teeth cleaned! Heis fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $325.

Jennifer, a Labradoodle

Meet Jennifer! Jennifer is a 4 month old female Labradoodle puppy and she currently weighs about 17 pounds. She is still growing and could be over 35 pounds when she is full grown, but we are unable to predict her adult weight. Jennifer arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. She has been in a loving foster home and is thriving. She is an active puppy that will need a family up for all things puppyhood brings - leash training, house training, socialization and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food. Doodles are very smart and very active and need a family that will understand this, as well as their grooming needs.

Her foster family says she has been so much fun to have as a foster puppy. Her foster mom says: Jennifer is a sweet and affectionate puppy who loves spending time with people. She has a happy personality and enjoys both playtime and cuddle time. Jennifer is still learning all the important puppy basics, including house training, leash skills and appropriate chewing behavior. She's looking for a family that is prepared for the work and rewards of raising a young puppy. With patience and guidance, Jennifer will make a wonderful addition to a lucky family. Jennifer is spayed, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $550.

Archie, a Corgi

Meet Archie! Archie is a 3 month old male Corgi and he weighs about 10 pounds but he is still growing and will likely reach a normal Corgi weight of 25-35 pounds. He arrived in rescue as part of an accidental litter and has been thriving in a loving foster home. Archie is a typical, high energy, working breed dog and will need a family that is willing to keep up with him. Contrary to what you may see on social media, Corgis are not couch potatoes and they can also be very vocal. He is still learning about house training, leash training, what to chew and not chew and his socialization. His foster mom says: Archie may be small, but this Corgi boy has a BIG personality! He is a fun-loving, energetic puppy who is always ready to play, explore, investigate, and make sure he doesn’t miss out on anything.

When he’s not busy being a little ball of Corgi energy, Archie is happy to soak up some love and attention. Archie is looking for a family who understands that puppies don’t come pre-programmed. His new people will need to be ready for house training, crate training, leash training, learning basic manners, socialization, appropriate chewing and all the other lessons that come with growing up. This little guy is going to keep his family busy, but he’ll repay them with endless love, goofy puppy antics, and a lifetime of companionship. If you’re ready for an active, affectionate puppy who wants to experience everything, Archie is ready to meet you! Archie is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped.He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $550.

Lelaini, a Chihuahua mix

Meet Lelaini! Lelaini is a 1 year old female Chihuahua mix and she weighs about 8 pounds. She arrived in rescue after being surrendered and being very scared. She has settled into foster care and is starting to thrive and is ready for a forever home. Her foster mom says: "Lani" is the most affectionate dog! Her favorite thing to do is snuggle! She will do anything for affection. In fact, I trained her to sit in one day because she learned I wont pet her if shes jumping on me. That said, she wants to be on you 24/7, so Ive been working to get her to be more independent and to play and run outside without me right next to her. She's doing much better, but shes still a bit of a tripping hazard under my feet. She loves her toys, especially little cat toys. She had never been on a leash before, so we've been working on leash training. She's still a bit all over the place with that. She is not yet house trained, but we're working on that too.

She loves other little dogs who want to play with her, and even the ones who dont, shell endlessly try anyway.She does well with cats too, but keep her away from the litter. Iykyk. She's been pretty shy around other people on our walks and when someone comes into my house while I'm there. I had another foster watch her while I was out of town, and she was instantly their best friend, so she might be a one-person kind of gal. She hasn't been around kids. Leilani can get feisty over food, and Ive never seen a dog inhale their food so fast. I have to use a slow feeder. This is a must because she will choke herself. She has a lot of puppy energy, but will calm down instantly if she's on your lap, and by lap, I mean nuzzled up to your neck and staring lovingly into your eyes. Seriously. She's ridiculously adorable. Lelaini is spayed, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchipped and has had her teeth cleaned. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $375.

Dylan, a Corgi

Meet Dylan! Dylan is a 3 month old male Corgi and he weighs about 10 pounds but he is still growing and will likely reach a normal Corgi weight of 25-35 pounds. He arrived in rescue as part of an accidental litter and has been thriving in a loving foster home. Dylan is a typical, high energy, working breed dog and will need a family that is willing to keep up with him. Contrary to what you may see on social media, Corgis are not couch potatoes and they can also be very vocal. He is still learning about house training, leash training, what to chew and not chew and his socialization. His foster mom says: Say hello to Dylan, a sweet Corgi puppy who is basically a tiny tornado wrapped in fur! He is FULL of energy and always ready for his next adventure. Dylan loves to play, explore, and spend time with his people, and underneath all that puppy craziness is a very loving little boy.

Dylan’s future family needs to be ready for the full puppy experience! That means leash training, house training, crate training, learning manners, redirecting those puppy teeth, providing plenty of exercise and enrichment, and helping him grow into the wonderful adult dog he’s meant to be. He isn’t looking for a family who expects him to be perfect right away—he’s looking for a family willing to teach him, be patient with him, and enjoy the journey. In return, Dylan promises plenty of cuddles, laughs, adventures, and probably a little bit (ok, a lot) of mischief along the way. Dylan is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $550.

Godiva, a Labradoodle

Meet Godiva! Godiva is a 4 month old female Labradoodle puppy and she currently weighs about 14 pounds. She is still growing and could be over 30 pounds when she is full grown, but we are unable to predict her adult weight. Godiva arrived in rescue after being part of an accidental litter. She has been in a loving foster home and is thriving. She is an active puppy that will need a family up for all things puppyhood brings - leash training, house training, socialization and learning that flip flops are for feet, not food. Doodles are very smart and very active and need a family that will understand this, as well as their grooming needs.

Her foster family says she has been so much fun to have as a foster puppy. Her foster mom says: Sweet as her name suggests, Godiva is a lovable little puppy with a heart full of affection. She enjoys spending time with people and is happiest when she's receiving attention and cuddles. Godiva is still learning all the important puppy skills, including house training, leash walking and basic manners. She'll need a family committed to helping her navigate puppyhood and all the learning that comes with it. With guidance, patience, and lots of love, Godiva is sure to blossom into a wonderful companion. Godiva is spayed, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $550.

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