Poodle and Pooch Rescue

Hi . . . My name is Daisy and I am a sweet senior gal who is 10 years old.  I’m a tiny Maltese/Poodle blend girl weighing just 7 lbs. I am vision impaired, but I don’t let that stop me from exploring .  I truly appreciate my freedom, affection and care and would love to be the princess in my forever home.

Favorite Things: Daisy LOVES her food and loves soaking up attention.  Toys and playing are not really her thing, but exploring her surroundings is high on her list of favorite things. She also loves being around her person and will sit next to them as much as possible (and extra close in bed at night).

Training & Manners:  Daisy is working on her house training and will need to be taken outside frequently.  Due to her vision, she doesn’t do well on a leash so will need more practice with leash walking.  She has good basic manners and is highly food motivated.  She is verbal when she wants food but is otherwise quiet.

Health and Care: Daisy is spayed, up to date on vaccines, and microchipped. She is on daily drops for dry eyes and takes her monthly preventatives for fleas and heartworm.  She will likely require professional grooming every 6-8 weeks to keep her looking and feeling her best.

Other Animals:  Daisy has experience with other small dogs and cats. 

Children: This gentle, curious gal would do best in a home with respectful teens.   

Ideal Home: Daisy would do well in an apartment, condo or single-family home.  Her “dream” home would be a house without steps (although she is tiny enough to carry) and no pool (for safety reasons with her vision impairment).  A fenced yard would keep her safe and give her room for her adventurous explorations. She has free rein of her foster home and can be left for several hours without issues. She sleeps in the “people bed” at night and is happy to cozy up to her person.

Overall: Daisy is a great and loyal companion asking only for food, love and attention.

Could Daisy be the one for you? If so, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org and submit an adoption application. If it looks like a good fit, her foster family will reach out with more information. Her adoption donation is $200.

***Local adoption only: Eve needs to be adopted by a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who will commit to taking her to her follow-up puppy vetting appointments with PPR's vetting partner. These appointments have already been scheduled, and their cost is covered in the adoption donation.***

Hi, I'm Eve! I'm a 4-month-old, 24-pound Standard Poodle girl who connects quickly with my person and loves to be near them.  I’m curious and smart, and it doesn’t take me long to learn the dos and don’ts of family life.  But I’m still young, so I’m hoping to find a patient, loving family to continue my training and let me know how much I’m loved.

Favorite Things: Eve loves to run and play. She likes chew toys, too, but she’d rather run and play!  Most of all, she loves being right by her person’s side and tends to follow them from room to room.  This little cutie also enjoys her food and is food-motivated, which goes along way with training.

Training & Manners: As a young pup, Eve still has a lot to learn. Like any puppy, she will need a family who is willing to commit to teaching her how to be her best self.  She is still learning to potty outside and walk on a leash.  She loves a car ride and sleeps in a secure space at night.

Health & Care: Eve is a healthy girl!  She is chipped, heartworm negative, and currently up to date on her vaccinations, but she still needs her final puppy vetting appointments. These have already been scheduled with PPR’s vetting partner, and her adopters must commit to taking her to these appointments. Their cost is covered in her adoption donation. She'll also need her monthly flea and heart preventatives, like any dog. As a Standard Poodle, she’ll need regular professional grooming to look and feel her best. 

Other Animals: Eve gets along well with the older dog in her foster home. She hasn’t had experience with cats, but her foster mom thinks she’d be fine with them.

Children: Eve will do best with older children (8+).

Ideal Home: Because she is vocal when left alone at this point, a single-family residence will be the best fit for Eve. She can be left alone in a secure space for several hours but a home where someone is home often, especially during her initial training, will be ideal.

Overall: Eve will make a wonderful companion for a family who will show her love and patience as she learns the ways of the world. Do you think Eve might be the one for you? Then visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to fill out an adoption application. If it seems like it could be a good match, her foster family will reach out with more information. Her adoption donation is $650.

Hi! I’m Jenkins, a 13‑year‑old, 4‑lb Chihuahua with a tiny body and a heart that’s somehow even bigger than that. I follow my favorite human like a devoted shadow and make sure they always know how much I adore them. I’m expressive, affectionate and happiest when I’m tucked under an arm, riding along in a little pouch, purse or curled up in a cozy spot nearby.

Favorite Things: Jenkins is a soft‑souled little dog who cherishes calm companionship. He enjoys warm laps, quiet affection and the simple comfort of being with someone he trusts. He also appreciates peaceful supervised time outdoors where he can sniff around and take in the world at his own relaxed pace. Mealtime is also among his favorite activities. He will happily watch as his yummies are prepared. 

Training and Manners: Jenkins is housetrained when taken out regularly and does well on a predictable routine. He sleeps soundly all night in his dog bed and settles easily once he knows his person is close. He tolerates car rides and is working on improving his leash skills, taking each outing at a steady, manageable pace. His sweet nature and eagerness to please make him a lovely companion for someone who enjoys a calm, steady presence.

Health and Care: Jenkins is neutered, microchipped and up to date on vaccines. Because he has no teeth he’ll need soft food only for the rest of his life which he happily enjoys. His grooming needs are minimal and can be handled at home with occasional baths, nail trims and ear cleaning. He handled bathing beautifully in his foster home and is easy to care for.

Other Animals: Jenkins enjoys the company of small, laid‑back dogs who match his mellow energy. He hasn’t been tested with cats, but his easygoing demeanor suggests he would adjust well with slow introductions.

Children: Because of his tiny stature a child free home is preferred. He could easily slip out unnoticed through a door left open. Teens + who understand how to interact respectfully with a tiny senior dog would also likely be a comfortable match for him.

Ideal Home: Jenkins forms deep bonds and prefers not to be left alone for long stretches as he’ll share his worries with a little vocal protest. A Chihuahua‑savvy adopter who understands these tiny, expressive seniors would be perfect for him. He’ll thrive in a single‑family home where his people are around often and where he has safe, easy access to outdoor potty breaks. Because he’s so portable and loves being close, he’s the kind of dog who’s happiest tagging along on errands in a soft carrier, pouch or purse.

Overall: Jenkins is an affectionate senior who embodies everything people love about tiny Chihuahuas. He may be small but his devotion is enormous and he brings warmth and sweetness to every day. With a patient, loving adopter who understands his sensitive nature, Jenkins will blossom into a loyal, heart‑melting companion.

If you think Jenkins could be the little shadow and loyal friend you’ve been looking for, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to submit an adoption application. If it looks like a great match, his foster family will reach out with more information. His adoption donation is $175.