IMPORTANT: How to care for the new addition of the family! (4 months or less)
1. The puppy will need to have their own place. If you are able to provide a playpen, that would be great. This will help prevent them from eating what they are not supposed to.
2. No treats or human food! For the first few months, they should only be consuming dry food and water. Their stomachs might not be able to handle it too early in age.
3. Avoid being outdoors until their vaccine record has been completed.
4. Avoid grass areas without supervision due to it being the cause of vomit or diarrhea.
5. The puppy will need to get dewormed every 2 weeks. If necessary after 4 months, the puppy will need to get dewormed ever month until they are at least 1 year old.
Vaccine Process:
Puppy and Pals Rescue provides a total of three rounds of vaccines. If the third round is still necessary, adopters will need to return to the rescue at a given date.
Note: deworming is also provided by the rescue
Spay/Neuter Process:
Our puppies need to be fixed before 6 months of age. Adopters will receive written indications whether to bring the puppy back to the rescue or take them directly to our vet.
Please note everything will be given in writing. Please read carefully to avoid any confusions as our rescue is ran by volunteers who have their own jobs and are sometimes unable to answer calls. Please feel free to email or text us if you have any questions.
She is good with other dogs, good with kids, she is playful, crate trained, learning to walk with leash, he was rescued with her litter from the streets.
Vaccines up to date
Rabies
Deworming
Neutered. ( at least 5 months in our vet include in the adoption fee)
7/11/25
