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Frazier, a Schnauzer/Terrier mix
 
Meet Frazier! Frazier is a 4 year old male Schnauzer/Terrier mix and he weighs about 12 pounds. He was found as a stray and no one came to claim him at animal services. He was very matted and needed a shave down, but his coat is growing back in nicely. He is ready to find his forever family! His foster mom says, "Mr. Frazier is a high energy, loveable ball of snuggles and kisses. He is extremely affectionate!  Although he loves and snuggles with both men and women, he seems to be male centric. He is totally house trained as well!  He is going for walks on his leash and is a quick learner. He will go to the door and let you know if he has to go outside. Frazier loves attention and while he gets along and plays with other dogs, he would get all the attention if he had his way.  
 
He loves to play ball and chase toys. He doesn't like to be crated nor left alone and will let you know in no uncertain terms that he does not like it (no homes with shared walls). As such, his humans will preferably work from home and live in a house preferably with a fenced in back yard. Frazier is the perfect little guard dog as he will alert you if someone is encroaching on his territory (although sometimes it’s just the wind pushing against the door). Frazier has a sensitive stomach and should be either kept on the same food when adopted or a very gradual switch. He is the best little boy and will make someone the perfect little buddy"" Frazier 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 $300.
 
 

Wyatt, a Goldendoodle
 
Meet Wyatt! Wyatt is a 4.5 month old male Goldendoodle and he weighs about 17 pounds right now, but he is still growing, and could be anywhere from 4-60 pounds full grown. He arrived in rescue with his littermate and mom when they were surrendered. Wyatt is all puppy and will need a family that is ready for Doodle exuberance and antics. He will need his forever family to continue to work with him on life skills like house training, leash training and socialization while using positive reinforcement. 
 
His foster mom says, "Wyatt is loveable and likes to cuddle.  He gets along with other dogs. He is currently working on learning house training.  He is smart and he knows his name. We're working on collar and leash (he currently hates it). He eats slow, so he needs his own space to do so. Wyatt is a little scared at first and takes some time to get used to noises, going through doors, etc.... He loves to play outside with us and with toys. He needs someone with time and patience and would do best with a quieter home." Wyatt 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 $500.
 

Willie, a Chihuahua mix
 
Meet Willie! Willie is a 1 year old male Chihuahua mix and he weighs about 10 pounds. He arrived in rescue after winding up at animal control because the home he was living in had too many dogs. Willie was scared and nervous, so he came to rescue. He has settled into foster care nicely and is ready to find a forever home to call his own.  His foster mom says, "Willie is a very handsome boy with the most beautiful eyes! He was super nervous and shy when he first came into our home. Now that he has settled in, he is super loving and sweet. He loves to shower you with kisses and loves a good belly rub while hanging out on your lap. When meeting new people, it takes him about 10 -15 mins to warm up.  Willie can be very playful at times. He likes to put your hand in his mouth and nibble on your fingers (totally playing/not being mean.) For this reason, I will not put him with small children as it may scare them. 
 
Willie came in with other dogs that he gets along great with but will need to do slow intros if you have another pup in the home.He would do best with pups his size or smaller as bigger ones make him nervous.  Willie is not fully house trained yet but we are working on this. He is terrified of a leash and collar so a fenced in backyard is a must while he learns leash training. Update: He gets along with large dogs who can tolerate his “energy”. Recommend a home with a dog buddy to help him with his anxiety when left without his person. He walks very well on leash with his dog buddy. He is very treat motivated and needs redirection with happy nipping and a sturdy chew toy helps his chewing needs. He can now tolerate short stays in sturdy crate with decreased anxiety but would not do well for a full work day in crate. He attaches to his person and is slowly doing better letting other people pet him without immediately running away. Willie doesn't tolerate cates wouldn't do well in a home with younger children due to overstimulation/noise and chewing hazards with small toys. He will put any small found item in his mouth to chew including yard choking hazards so he needs to be watched when playing in a fenced yard." Willie is neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchip and has had his teeth cleaned! He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $300.
 
 

Bella, a Schnauzer/Terrier mix
Sorry ladies, this one is best suited for the guys. Meet Bella!  Bella, with the right huMAN will make an amazing companion.  That’s right, this one has a soft spot for a man, preferably one who has had dogs before and understands how amazing she is. Bella, a Schnauzer/Terriery/adorable mix is about 25 pounds and about 2 -3 years old. Still a lot of puppy, she can be goofy and she can play a bit rough, nothing sissy or diva about this one!  Her foster parents say, "Bella came to rescue after being abandoned at a rental property after the renters moved out.  She was found and taken in by a good Samaritan, but unfortunately his big pups and Bella were not a good mix and Bella came into foster care with some injuries and a dislike of bigger dogs.  She was very skittish at first and can be highly reactionary to things that startle her. With smaller pups in the foster home, there have been no issues, other than some visible insecurity which have lessened over time. As with the good Samaritan, Foster Dad gets the attention and has been instrumental in calming her fears.  Bella has some special considerations that the right huMAN will need to have.  She is not going to be the dog that you take to a dog park.  She needs to work on her fear of strangers and larger dogs.  She has not been around cats or children of any size.  Foster Mom believes a cat would be fine, but children are not a good mix with her fear of strangers and her reactions to them.  
 
She will bark to let you know of anything going on. She has a deep bark and would likely be best suited with a house and fenced in yard. She loves a good romp through the yard to burn up some of that energy.  She is puppy pad trained, crate trained (good sized crate or xpen) and she is very good about letting you know when she has to go outside.  She will get up on furniture, your lap is her favorite spot to be.  She would be good as an only dog in the house, but if there are other pups, they should be smaller than her and they will get along fine as she will likely ignore them at first. The challenge is more with the other dogs accepting her.  This is a dog that will become your best friend, will guard and defend you, and because of that a special huMAN is needed that can live up to her standards.  Someone who will work with her through her reactionary triggers and can rein in her response which comes across as aggressive, then she turns around and licks your hand.  She is a sweet girl for the right huMAN. She loves her toys, loves curling up in a chair and wants a lot of interaction with her huMANs. Foster Mom does get some attention when the foster Dad is away from the house, but as soon as he is in the door foster Mom may as well not be there, except to provide the treats, food, and water." Bella is spayed, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative,  has been microchipped, and did not require a dental. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $275.
 
 

Lolli, a Corgi
 
Meet Lolli! Lolli is a 1 year old female Corgi and she weighs about 18 pounds. She is still growing a little and may gain a pound or two. Lolli arrived in rescue after her previous family could no longer care for her. She has settled into foster care nicely, but would love a forever family to call her own. Her foster mom says, "Lolli is a pure ball of Corgi energy! She has two speeds - GO and sleep and the GO is the speed she has on most of the time. She is a sweet girl who loves affection from her humans. Lolli previously lived in an apartment without a fenced yard or any area to run and play - and subsequently has lots of built up puppy energy that we are working on burning off. She is a typical Corgi in that she is an "alert" barker, so there is zero chance the Amazon truck will be making any deliveries without her announcing the first, LOL! As such, Lolli will need a home with no shared walls and a fenced yard - NO exceptions. Lolli loves humans and does great around school aged children, but her energy is simply too much for toddlers and infants. 
 
She is used to being an only pup and while she gets along with other dogs, she is clueless about their cues on when to stop playing and ignores them, often leading to other dogs getting grumpy with her, which she also doesn't quite understand means "back off". For everyone's sanity, she will be best as an only pup right now, or with another very young rambunctious pup. Lolli walks nicely on a leash and enjoys car rides. She doesn't know a stranger and loves trips to Home Depot to rescue plants. Lolli is a very sweet, special girl who deserves an amazing family willing to help her get through her puppy challenges!" Lolli is spayed, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative and microchipped. She is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $500.
 
 

Copper, a Goldendoodle
 

Please note Copper is not hypoallergenic - he does shed!

Meet Copper! Copper is an 8 month old male goldendoodle and he weighs about 40 pounds. He is still a puppy and growing, which means he could grow to be larger than 50 pounds. We just want his new family to be prepared for however big he may get! Copper arrived in rescue when his litter was surrendered. He's been doing great in foster care, but is ready for a forever family to call his own. That family must be ready for all things puppy including leash training, house training, continued socialization and learning what is OK to chew and what isn't. His foster mom says, "Copper is a very energetic and playful pup. When he arrived in foster care, he was extremely shy of humans and would back away and run if approached.  However, he now comes for pets and affection.  He's become more confident, however, it will probably take several days for him to bond with new folks. His adopters will need to respect this behavior and go slowly. 

 
He barks at strangers and new sounds, so no shared walls.  He goes into a crate willingly, enticed with a milk bone treat.  He is housetrained on a schedule and will bark during the night to let me know he needs to go out.  He is working on his leash training and his new family will need to continue this training with positive reinforcement, a harness and a secure fenced yard. He loves to run in the yard and play with my other dogs of similar size and enthusiasm. He ignores my small dogs and he's ok with dog savvy cats. Cooper is teething and likes his puppy toys. Beware he has no discretion about the definition of an appropriate chewable and will munch on anything available.  He needs an active, very patient and experienced family, a playful canine friend of comparable size, and a very secure fenced yard (he is a digger). No small children or frail adults, as his energy and puppy incoordination may result in a tumble.  Share your home with Copper and help him express all the love and fun he has to offer!" Copper is neutered, up to date on vaccines, on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. He is fostered in the Flager Beach area, and his adoption donation is $400.
 
 

Fozzie, a Schnauzer/Terrier mix
 

Meet Fozzie! Fozzie is a 1-2 year old male Schnazuer/Terrier mix and he weighs about 10 pounds. He arrived in rescue after being found as a stray and going unclaimed at animal services, where he caught a respiratory infection and was sick. He has received great medical care and is thriving, ready to find his forever family! His foster mom says, "This cute boy is Fozzie. He is still very much a puppy...he likes to play, chew and have the zoomies. He loves toys and playing tug. He is working on house training and wears a belly band which he is not of fan of, but he leaves it alone when he’s wearing it. 

 
He doesn't know a stranger...he might bark at first, then he’ll be all over you! He walks well on a leash and harness, but is too wiggly to walk in a collar.Fozzie is ok by himself, but would also be okay with another dog with his same energy level to play with. He definitely annoys older or less playful dogs. Fozzie doesn’t show much interest in the small pets in his foster house, but would probably chase a cat. He wouldn't be ok with small children as he has a bad habit of chewing on fingers. Fozzie wants to sleep in the human bed at night, but currently sleeps in an ex-pen with a potty pad." Fozzie is neutered, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative and microchipped. He is fostered in the Orlando area and his adoption donation is $325.
 
 

Roxi, a Labradoodle
 
Meet Roxi! Roxi is a 3-4 year old female Labradoodle and she weigh about 35 pounds. She arrived in rescue when she was retired from a breeding program. Roxi has been working on settling into pet life and is ready to find a forever family to call her own. Her foster mom says, "Roxi is a girl who loves humans!  She is a little nervous when she meets a stranger but that lasts about a minute.  After that she wants to be the center of attention and get all the love and scrubs you can give her.  She is also very curious and counter surfs all the time.  Not necessarily looking for food but wondering what is going on up there and what are you doing?  She tries to look in trash cans and on top of stuff when she walks like she is missing something exciting.  She just doesn’t want to be left out of the fun.
 
We are working with her to discourage all of this, obviously. Roxi gets along with other dogs but larger dogs make her a little nervous.  She would do best as the only dog since she craves so much attention.  When she arrived in foster care she was very anxious and did not like it when she couldn’t be with the humans all the time.  She will do best in a single family home with a privately fenced yard. She is much better now but her forever family will need to help her work through new situations that make her anxious.  Roxi is a very sweet girl with a huge heart and lots of love to give." She is spayed, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, microchipped and has had her teeth cleaned. Roxi is fostered in the Orlando area and her adoption donation is $400.
 
 

Saul, a Chihuahua
 
Meet Saul! Saul is a 7 year old male Chihuahua and he weighs about 6 pounds. He arrived in rescue after being abandoned in a vacant apartment trapped in a crate. He has been recovering from his ordeal and thriving in foster care. His foster mom says, "This handsome man is the sweetest! His goal in life is to be next to his human 24/7 and by "next to you", I mean being held. Saul is always ready to be in your arms or on your lap. He is very, very needy so if you don’t have the time to give him the attention he deserves please don’t apply! This sweet boy was abandoned, locked in his crate in an empty apartment and it’s because of this that I think he sticks so closely to his humans. 
 
He gets along with the other foster pups in the home but it did take a day or so for him to be comfortable with them. At times he can be a little jealous (remember he wants all the attention) and gets a little possessive of his person but with quick redirection he stops. He gets along with cats as well. Saul walks great on a leash and is crate trained (although we do leave the door open for him). He is house trained when in a tight schedule. Do you have lots of love and time to give this cutie?" Saul 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 $300.
 
 

Rascal and Remi, a Bonded Pair of Cavashons
 
Meet Rascal and Remi! Rascal and Remi are a bonded pair of sweet boys who arrived in rescue when they're human, who loved them very, very much could no longer care for them due to his own health issues. Rascal (silver and tan) is an 8 year old male Cavashon and he weighs about 17 pounds. Remi (black and tan) is a 13 year old male Cavashon and he weighs about 19 pounds. These sweet boys have settled into foster care, but would love to find a forever home and new human or two to call their own. Their foster mom says, "Rascal is a sweet smart boy! He loves to cuddle and get belly rubs. He is a couch potato and also loves other dogs, not sure about cats.  He doesn’t care for doggy beds or toys. It’s only the couch for him. He loves talking and he talks a lot! You can get him to quiet down after a minute or so. He walks well on a leash and does not pull and is very calm.  He also likes to lay out in the sun.  Overall he is a sweet calm dog. Remi is also a sweet smart boy. He loves to cuddle, is a couch potato and a lap dog. 
 
He also loves other dogs, not sure about cats.  He likes doggy beds and couches.  Remi is learning how to use stairs to get up and down from the couch. He walks well on a leash and doesn't like to leave your side. He does not pull and is calm and very slow. Both dogs are not 100% house trained right now but we are working on this. If other dogs are in the home they may mark at first. They are both good with me putting belly bands on them when I am not  able to have a watchful eye on them. This pair of love bugs are full of life and love!" Rascal and Remi are neutered, up to date on vaccines, microchipped, heartworm negative and have had their teeth cleaned. They are fostered in the Orlando area and their combined adoption donation is $250.
 
 

Bennie, a Stamdard Poodle
 

Meet Bennie! Bennie is a 2 year old, female, Standard Poodle and she weighs about 50 pounds. She arrived in rescue when she was retired from a breeding program. She is settling into pet life well, and is learning how to dog. Her foster dad says, "Bennie is extremely shy and tends to keep her distance. She is so sweet and when you have her trust, she loves to be petted and loved. She is very shy and therefore needs a person or family that is very patient and willing to let her take her time and come to you when she’s ready. She enjoys the company of other dogs her size and seems to take que’s from them. Bennie is crate trained and feels her crate is her safe place. She love being outside in the fenced yard exploring with me or just soaking up the sun.

 
Bennie is not fond of her leash but tolerates it and therefore needs someone to work with her on that. She sleeps the night in her crate with no accidents. She has only had a couple accidents in the house but if you take her out enough there are no accidents. Bennie would do best in a quiet home without small children or a lot of commotion. Bennie is a very sweet super shy girl that needs patients for her to come into her own." Bennie 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 $400.
 
 

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