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Dodger – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Hello, Dodger! Dodger is one of the MLB pups, who came into rescue at 5 weeks old. They were born September 25, 2017, and his father is a tan chihuahua. Dodger is a bit darker brown than most of his siblings. He weighs about 5 pounds at 13 weeks old. Dodger has been neutered and has received all his shots. Dodger is using a piddle pad most of the time, and eagerly runs to the baby gate for petting. He loves to wrestle with his siblings, and is a really good pup! For more photos of Dodger and his brothers and sister, click on their album:
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Yankee – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Meet MLB pup Yankee! Yankee’s ears are going up, as you can see. He weighs in at about 6 pounds at 15 weeks old. Yankee’s dad was a tan chihuahua, and his mother Scarlett is believed to be half Rat Terrier and half Chihuahua. All of the pups are using puppy pads 90% of the time, and are very good babies! Yankee is a beautiful blonde color, and is a sweet pup with lots of puppy kisses to give his new family. He has been neutered and has all his shots. For more photos of Yankee and his siblings, click here: 
Sox – ADOPTED!
ADOPTED!! Say hello to Sox! Sox is the largest of the MLB pups, weighing in at 4 pounds. He is the most outgoing, and often demands attention. He is using the piddle pads most of the time, and has an inquisitive personality. He is easy to pick out, due to having the most white fur. His father was a tan chihuahua, and his mother Scarlett is believed to be a Rat Terrier/Chihuahua. He will be neutered before leaving his foster home. For photos of Sox and his siblings, check out their photo album:
Ranger – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Ranger is one of the MLB pups, born September 25, 2017. He came into rescue with his brothers and his sister at 5 weeks old. His father is reportedly a tan chihuahua, and we believe his mother Scarlett is a rat terrier/chihuahua mix herself. He is about 6 pounds at 15 weeks old, and has been neutered and has received all his shots. Ranger is the only pup in the litter with a thicker, fluffier coat. His ears are starting to go up! He is friendly and playful, as most puppies, and is using the piddle pad most of the time. For more photos of Ranger and his siblings, click here:
Angel – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Angel is one of the MLB pups born to Scarlett on 9/25/17. In this photo she is 13 weeks old and weighs about 6 pounds. Angel is half Chihuahua, and we believe her mother Scarlett is a Rat Terrier/Chihuahua mix herself. Angel is the only female in the litter, but she keeps her brothers straight! She is the most inquisitive of the bunch, and is a bold little girl who isn’t afraid to explore. She has been spayed and has received all her shots. Her ears have started to stand up! For more photos of Angel and her brothers, check out their album:
Ozzy – ADOPTED!
ADOPTED!! Ozzy! Ozzy! Ozzy! When he hears that, he comes running. Ozzy is a great little dog who was found as a stray, and luckily he was spotted and picked up by a rescue volunteer in North Arkansas. His owners were never located. He is about 3 years old we think, and seems to like men and women equally, but he loves to follow his foster dad around wherever he goes. Ozzy is a beautiful black and white boy with a bit of brindle on his cheeks. He has a full tail, and wags it all the time. He weighs about 18 pounds, and has shorter legs and a full tail that wags all the time. Ozzy rides well in a car, and does great on a leash. He is housebroken with a doggie door, but he did attempt to mark on his first day in foster care. (All he needed was a stern reminder that marking is not acceptable, and he has been a good boy ever since.) He gets along great with the other dogs in his foster home, and since he is a bit timid with new people, we think that older children would be best, especially since Ozzy is nervous about being picked up by someone he doesn’t know. He sleeps in a dog bed on the floor, and is one happy camper. Since he was not kept on heart worm preventative, Ozzy is finishing up with his heart worm treatment and should be 100% healthy and ready to go to his new home about the middle of October. A fenced yard would be best for him. For more photos of Ozzy, check his album:
Annabelle – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Say hello to Annabelle! Annabelle is about 1.5 years old, and only 9 pounds. (the perfect lap size!) She gets along great with the other dogs and a cat in her foster home. She has been friendly with everyone she has met, both human and canine. She is housebroken and crate trained, and will also use a potty pad if she can’t wait and there’s no one home to let her outside. She rides great in the car as well. Annabelle has great recall when you want her to come. She weighs about 9 lbs and is about as sweet as a little girl can be. She is looking for someone that will enjoy time with her and take her for walks, and is good on a leash. She wants to be with her people and sleep with them but she is also okay with sleeping on her own bed on the floor. For more photos of Annabelle in her foster home, click here:
Bojangles – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Bojangles is a very lucky boy. When he became lost, he was found by a family who took care of him and tried very hard to find his owners. He was not microchipped, so the owners were never found, even after weeks of searching. It was at that time that ResQ was contacted to help find him a new home. Bo is a super nice dog! He is a beautiful chocolate tri-color, and weighs 18 pounds. He is healthy and well socialized, and seems to like everyone. He has not been tested with cats or very young children, but his even and docile temperament gives us an indication that he would be fine with them. Bo is completely housebroken, and already knew how to use a doggie door when he arrived at his new foster home. He especially loves to sleep on pillows! He walks great on a leash, and rides like a pro in the car. He’s not super fond of being crated, however. Bo is extremely laid back and docile, and not much excites him, other than greeting his people when they come home after being gone. He gets along with all the dogs in his foster home, and seems to prefer men, but likes everyone. He’s a bit camera shy, but we hope to put a lot more photos in his album soon, along with a video. This is one handsome boy, who may still be missing his home and family, but is adjusting to his new surroundings and seems to be happy with his foster family. For more photos of Bojangles, click on his album: Ryker – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Ryker is a good traveler. He rode all the way from Arkansas to Wisconsin like a pro. Ryker was found wearing a t-shirt and no collar. We suspect he may have belonged to a trucker as he loves men, would only eat people food and enjoys riding on the dash. We’ve managed to get him on dog food and he has learned that riding on the seat is just as nice as riding on the dash. He does love to look out the window, so he would appreciate a booster seat. He is 10 pounds, but was a little thin. We estimate him to be maybe 4-6, but he plays like a puppy and sometimes still tries to mouth, but his foster mom is working on that. He gets a long great with his foster brother and they play all day, so he would really like another dog to play with. He is very fast and loves to run and run so we will be seeking a home with a fenced yard for him. He is housebroken. He does OK in a crate, but really prefers to sleep with his person when he can. Ryker would be a great dog for just about every home. He has not been “cat scanned” yet, but almost every cat is bigger than he is. Ryker has a tiny little bob tail. He is a wonderful little dog and surprising someone didn’t move heaven and earth to find this fantastic fellow. For more photos of Ryker in his foster home, click here:
Brooklyn – ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!! Meet Brooklyn! She was called “Celine” by the shelter, but her foster family says she likes the name “Brooklyn” better! Petite and sweet, she was found terribly frightened wandering the streets of Brooklyn, NY. She was a shivering mess at the shelter when we first met her. She is probably a mix, approx. 2 years old and weighs 11 lbs,with long legs, so she is super-fast and agile. She is very smart and loves squeaky toys, especially, her tiny tennis ball and enjoys playing fetch. Brooklyn was scared of the outdoors at first. But, now she loves being outside. A home with a fenced yard would be great for her because she loves the grass, the birds and squirrels. She loves to be in your lap and will give you kisses. She can dance on her hind legs and minds basic commands like “sit,” “come”, “stay” and “no,” but also “find it,” “ball,” “squeaker,” and more. She is shy and nervous upon meeting new people, but quickly warms up. She warms up to men faster than women. She is quite the flirt. A pretty lemon color, she sports a patch on her shoulder and also at the base of her tail. Her nose and also eyes are a lighter brown and a bit sad… she has tear stains. Such a pretty girl who was definitely someone’s house pet because she has manners and is completely house trained. She sleeps in the crate quietly all night but and will let you know if she needs to get out to potty. However, like all Ratties, she prefers to sleep in bed with you under the covers. She loves her foster brother and foster sister. She should not go to a home with cats, large dogs, or small children. This girl needs a quiet home. She is fully vaccinated, microchipped and spayed with help from to the Brooklyn, New York, BACC. Won’t you consider to be her loving furever family?
For more more photos of this sweetie in her foster home, click here:
And here’s Brooklyn with her new mom, Trudy!
