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Woodstock

Male Puppy Boxer

Woodstock, Linus and Lucy came to us from a dire situation. They were in an outdoor pen with their mother and 4 other puppies, 3 of the... show more

Woodstock, Linus and Lucy came to us from a dire situation. They were in an outdoor pen with their mother and 4 other puppies, 3 of the puppies had passed away due to lack of food and water, died of starvation. The puppies were trying to nurse from mom, whos milk had dried up due to her starving as well.  We were told by the family, that they will be sold or used to breed, and will sell the offspring, like what their intention was to do with Woodstock, Linus, Lucy ( and the 3 who died). Woodstock is a 4 month old Boxer mix, who spent the first 9 weeks of his life in a cage outdoors with his mom and siblings, as his siblings and him slowly starved.  Woodstock, Linus and Lucy are the lucky ones, who have been rescued, and we will work tirelessly to find them furever loving homes, where they will never have to worry about not being fed again. They will be loved, and cared for.  (Linus and Lucy have both been adopted!). Woodstock is the most gentlest, sweetest little puppy we have ever met (and we have met ALOT). He isnt as rambunctious as most puppies, he is more mellow, calm, and sweet. He LOVES to be around his people, and be close to them. His bad start at life, we are making sure he will have all the love in the world that he deserves. He is special to us because he is a surivor, him and his siblings Linus and Lucy, whom have been adopted already. Woodstock would love to meet you! Woodstock and his siblings are sweet, loving young puppies, who finally being out of that cage have so much to experience in the big world. Woodstock will be at our Summer event at Petco in Willimantic CT on 08/21/2022! Check out our website for more event details! show less

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Bernice

Female Adult Redtick Coonhound

Bernice  is a female red tick coon hound, she is about 5-6 years old. She was dumped at animal control when her family no longer had a u... show more

Bernice  is a female red tick coon hound, she is about 5-6 years old. She was dumped at animal control when her family no longer had a use for her, or out grew her. She was loyal to her family for those 5-6 years, and loved them. They were all shes ever known. Then one day they put her in the car, and drove her to Animal Control, where dogs who are brought in by their owners are the first to be euthanized. Owner surrenders are only given 24 hours to find a rescue or an adopter to save them before their 24 hours is up.  Bernice, was saved by Paws Rescue League Inc, placed in a TN foster home while she was vetted, and where she could settle in, and recover from the heartbreak of losing her family. Bernice has now been in foster care for over a month, and is ready to make her way north to find a loving furever home. You will not find a more calm, sweet, easy going, good natured, cuddly, loves everyone dog, than Bernice! She checks all of these boxes. She has the sweetest temperatment of any dog. She is still playful when around other dogs, calm gentle, and friendly around children and people. She does not jump on people, knows some basic commands, and is just overall the sweetest girl you will ever meet! She does suffer from Glaucoma in one eye, her right eye. She is mostly blind in that eye, but you would never know she doesnt have full vision. Her glaucoma is not painful, and at the moment there isnt anything that needs to be done for her eye. Sadly, people dont see her AMAZINGLY sweet, calm, mellow temperament, because they wont look past her eye.  Bernice has a lot of love to give, and a lot of snuggles ( she could very well be a service dog for emotional support, shes that well behaved, easy and loving). Anyone who spends 5 minutes with her will be in love. Even with her temperament, when shes with dogs, she lights up and enjoys their company, plays very well with them, and takes ques from other dogs. She walks well on leash, crate trained (though she rather be in your bed). Bernice is currently available and would love to have a family of her own who will love her. show less

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Peppermint Paddy

Female Adult American Staffordshire Terrier Boxer (mixed)

Peppermint Paddy is a 2 year old female staffy/boxer mix. She is about 48lbs, and is full grown and will not get any bigger. Peppermint... show more

Peppermint Paddy is a 2 year old female staffy/boxer mix. She is about 48lbs, and is full grown and will not get any bigger. Peppermint Paddy has lived a life of pure neglect. When you meet her you would NEVER know, she is so happy to meet everyone and smiling from ear to ear. She is gentle, and sweet, affectionate, and an overall wonderful pooch. I guess we understand why she is as happy as she is, she has finally escaped her living hell.  Peppermint Paddy would get loose occasionally from her owners, and neighbors, and locals would find her, and post her on social media " Found, very sweet sweet baby, someone has to be looking for this doll!" and her owners would come and get her,  this smiling happy girl, who was happy because she was free and got a nice meal from a nice stranger, even if for a short while, she was happy. But her owners would pick her up and throw her back in her outdoor kennel, with her puppies, who were also starving. Peppermint Paddy continued to find ways to get lose. Most likely due to being desperate to find food and water. Her puppies contined to try to drink from her, but her milk had dried up. Lack of food and water, and 6 hungry mouths to feed, her milk supply just wasnt cutting it anymore for the 8 -9 week old puppies who should be eating kibble at this age. Slowly, the puppies began to fade, one after another after another. Finally neighbors had enough, animal control wouldnt save the mom or pups, so they begged the family to allow the dogs to come to rescue. The agreed to place 2 of the puppies in rescue. But they wanted to keep the brindle male puppy, his mom Peppermint Paddy. They refused our offer to fix both the puppy and mom. They refused our pleas for the dogs to need socialization, they refused and said they are staying in the pen, they dont need to be socialized..  Their intention was to breed Peppermint Paddy with her male puppy, to produce more brindle puppies for them to sell.  We have tried multiple times to save both the last puppy, and Peppermint Paddy, finally they gave in and allowed us to take the 3rd puppy. A month went by,  we still continued to try to get them to surrender the mom to us. We couldnt leave her there, the last update we got was she was tied to a tree with so little slack she couldnt lay down, no food, no water, no form of shelter other than the tree.. They had her tied, because she escaped the pen again.  Finally we were told that they were allowing us to take Peppermint Paddy! We didnt waste a moment, we rushed to get her, and get her vetted. She got her freedom ride out of her horrific past or sheer neglect and disregaurd for her life.  Peppermint Paddy is now spayed, and medically up to date, and ready to find a REAL FAMILY,  a family who will love her as much as she will love them.  Peppermint Paddy deserves the best family, and home! We have made a promise to her, to find her, her happy furever after.  show less

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Trinity

Female Young Dachshund Chihuahua (mixed)

Bubbes and Trinity were part of a hoarding situation where they were removed from the home they were living in. They were both taken to... show more

Bubbes and Trinity were part of a hoarding situation where they were removed from the home they were living in. They were both taken to the shelter and the family signed both of them over to animal control.  Upon intake both Bubbles and Trinity were listed as about 10 months old, and were vetted with that age as the guesstimated age. Our vet believes they are atleast a year old. We are listing them as between 10 months and 18 months old. They are Dachshund/Chihuahua mixes or ( Chewinies) Trinity has had a not so wonderful past, and she is a tad bit shy and nervous when there is a big change, and she is suddenly with new people. She does adjust quickly, and once she realizes you are a nice person she warms up and wants to cuddle, and be on your lap. Once she knows youre his person, she will love you uncomditionally. She is not very accustomed to a leash but has been working on it, She is house trained, with a doggy door, and is working on pottying on leash more. Trinity is great with small dogs, shes not been around many large dogs, She has tested ok with cats on intake, she was aware the cat was there but she didnt pay any attention to the cat during this eval).  Due to Trinitys past we would recommend children older than 10 years old, who understand giving a dog space. A fenced in yard is prefered until she gets completely accustomed to the leash show less

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Pumpkin

Female Puppy Boston Terrier Terriers (Medium) (mixed)

Pumpkin came to PRL as an owner surrender, along with 2 other puppies (Willow, and Pecan) who are not related.  Pumkin is an 8/9 month o... show more

Pumpkin came to PRL as an owner surrender, along with 2 other puppies (Willow, and Pecan) who are not related.  Pumkin is an 8/9 month old boston terrier/terrier mix, she currently weighs about 20lbs, and will not get much larger. The max she will grow to is about 25lbs, ( unless she becomes overweight).  Pumkin is a sweet, sensitive little girl. She was sad and scared when she was placed into foster care, but her owners had too much going on, they had an accidental litter (willow and pecan), and too many dogs to care for. We agreed to help by taking Pumpkin, Pecan and Willow in to rescue. Pumkin came from a home with small kids, and does well with them, but during the first week or so in a new place, she is quite timid, unsure and nervous, becasue of this we suggest older children 10 years and up, or no children. Pumkin is great with other dogs, and loves her people once she realizes you will be good to her (and give her some yumy treats) Pumkin is such a sweet, dainty little gal, who would love an owner who is confident, and who will be patient with her during the first few weeks. She would love a family will keep socializing her with other dogs, and people, since she lacks confidnece, the more people and dogs, and exposure to differnt environments, will help build up her confidence,  show less