Poodle and Pooch Rescue

Hi! I'm Carrie, an 11-month-old Labradoodle weighing 40 pounds! I’m a bright, bouncy girl with plenty of puppy enthusiasm and a heart full of love. I’m always eager to explore, play, and make new friends, and my silly personality is sure to keep you entertained. If you’re looking for a fun and affectionate companion to share life’s adventures with, I could be the girl for you—and yes, just like my namesake, I’m always ready for a little adventure!

Favorite Things: Carrie absolutely adores her people and wants to be wherever the action is! She has a blast playing and wrestling with other dogs, especially pups who enjoy an energetic play session. Once she’s had her fill of fun, Carrie is perfectly content curling up beside her person and soaking up some one-on-one affection.

Training and Manners: Like any young pup, Carrie is still learning what it means to be a well-mannered member of the family. She has been working with a trainer on leash confidence, housetraining, household manners, and basic training and will need a family willing to be patient and consistent to follow through on what she has learned in training. Carrie is a quick study and picks things up readily, making her a wonderful candidate for a family excited to help her continue growing and learning.

Health and Care: Carrie is a healthy young dog who is spayed, microchipped, and current on all of her vaccines. Her Labradoodle coat will require regular brushing as well as professional grooming appointments to keep her looking and feeling her best. Potential adopters should be comfortable with the ongoing time and expense associated with maintaining a Labradoodle’s coat.

Other Animals: Carrie enjoys the company of other dogs and especially loves canine playmates who are ready to match her youthful energy. She would likely appreciate having a playful dog friend in her forever home. Carrie has not been introduced to cats, so her behavior around feline companions is currently unknown.

Children: Carrie is a cheerful, affectionate girl who enjoys meeting people and gets along well with everyone she encounters. Because she is still a very enthusiastic puppy, she is continuing to learn about personal space and appropriate boundaries. Her ideal home with children would be one where the kids are sturdy enough to comfortably handle her puppy exuberance and are not easily knocked off balance.

Ideal Home: Carrie will need a single-family home because she can be quite vocal when left alone, so a home where this can be managed appropriately would be best. Her family should be experienced with dogs and prepared to patiently guide her through her puppy behaviors. She needs a family who is ready to put in the time, effort, and consistency necessary to help her thrive.

Overall: Carrie is an energetic, affectionate, and clever young pup who has so much to offer her future family! She loves her humans, enjoys canine companionship, and is eager to learn and discover the world around her. She’ll need a family willing to embrace the work that comes with puppyhood while helping her gain confidence and polish her manners. With the right guidance, plenty of love, and maybe a little shopping for the perfect pair of chew-proof “Manolo Blahniks,” Carrie could be the perfect addition to your life!

If Carrie sounds like the perfect match, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to apply. If it seems like a good match, we will reach out. Her adoption donation is $625.

***Local adoption only: Chevy needs to be adopted by a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who will commit to taking her to her follow-up vetting appointments for remaining vaccines, microchip and spay with PPR's vetting partner. These appointments will be scheduled through PPR, and the cost is included in her adoption donation.

Hi, I’m Chevy, an almost 3‑month‑old Rat Terrier blend weighing just 2.8 pounds. I may share my name with a car brand, but you won’t find me parked for long! Whether I’m racing off to investigate something interesting or stopping by for a quick hug, I approach life with confidence and a wagging tail. I’m still young, so I have plenty to learn, but I’m already off to a great start.

Favorite Things: Chevy absolutely adores toys, especially stuffed animals she can carry, toss, and chase. She never seems to run out of ways to entertain herself when a favorite toy is nearby. Whether she’s inventing her own games or inviting others to join in, she brings plenty of fun wherever she goes.

Training and Manners:  As a young puppy, Chevy is still learning the basics. She is not house trained yet and will need consistency as she develops good habits. Leash walking is also new to her, and she’s beginning to learn what household expectations look like. She can occasionally mistake household items for puppy-approved chew toys, but she’s already making good progress and responds well to guidance.

Health and Care: Chevy is a healthy puppy with simple care needs. She is up to date on her puppy vaccines. She will need a local adopter committed to bringing her to her remaining vaccine appointments, microchip and spay, which are covered by her adoption fee. She will also need monthly flea and heartworm preventatives like any dog. Her grooming routine consists of regular baths and nail trims.

Other Animals: Chevy has experience with small dogs and enjoys having canine playmates around. She has not been tested with cats, though she may do well with proper introductions and supervision.

Children: Chevy would be happy in a home with children of any age. As with all puppies, supervised interactions help create positive experiences while she continues learning and growing.

Ideal Home: Chevy would thrive in a home that embraces an active puppy lifestyle. She would especially enjoy having kids, another playful dog, or devoted adults who can match her enthusiasm and keep her engaged throughout the day. Her small size makes her adaptable to apartments, townhomes, condos, or single-family homes.

Overall: Chevy is a loving little puppy with a big personality packed into a tiny frame. Like the Chevy she shares her name with, she comes fully loaded with charm and is ready to cruise her way straight into the heart of her future family. If Chevy sounds like the perfect fit, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to submit an adoption application. If it seems like a good match, her foster family will reach out. Her adoption donation is $575.

***Local adoption only: Claire needs to be adopted by a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who will commit to taking her to her follow-up vetting appointments for remaining vaccines and spay with PPR's vetting partner. These appointments will be scheduled through PPR, and the cost is included in her adoption donation.

Hi, I’m Claire, a 3‑month‑old Boxer mix weighing 16.6 pounds, and I’m every bit the adventurous puppy my name suggests. I love exploring new spaces, greeting the world with wide‑eyed curiosity, and being part of whatever my people are doing. I’m hoping to find a family who enjoys a spirited little sidekick and thinks a puppy named Claire is the perfect addition to their home.

Favorite Things: Claire’s happiest moments come from play. She loves her toys, especially soft ones she can carry around, and she throws herself into games with full puppy enthusiasm. Her joy is rooted in movement, exploration, and the thrill of discovering something new.

Training and Manners: Claire is a clever, communicative puppy who learns quickly and loves using her bright little brain. Her food motivation makes training easier, and she’s already practicing her “sit” and “down” with impressive focus. She’s learning to wait politely for meals leash training and is beginning to understand simple routines. She sleeps comfortably in her secure nighttime space and, like many puppies, can be vocal when she feels overlooked, though she’s improving with gentle consistency.

Health and Care: Claire is up to date on her age-appropriate vaccines. She will need remaining vaccines and her spay at the appropriate time.  These services are included in her adoption donation and will need to be done at one of our partnering veterinarians in Central FL. Claire is in great health and will just need her monthly flea and heartworm preventative.  She should be low maintenance, and the occasional bath and nail trim should keep her looking and feeling her best.

Other Animals: Claire has experience with large dogs and enjoys playful interactions when they match her energy. She’s still learning boundaries and does best with supervised play and gentle guidance when she gets too enthusiastic. She hasn’t been tested with cats, and her lively curiosity may feel overwhelming to them. A patient dog companion with similar energy would suit her well.

Children: Claire would be best with children 8 and older. She’s still in her puppy‑biting phase, and those tiny teeth can catch even prepared hands by surprise. With steady guidance, she’ll learn gentler ways to interact, and older kids often appreciate her goofy charm and affectionate personality.

Ideal Home: Claire thrives in a single‑family home with a fenced yard where she can run and stretch her legs. She can be vocal at times, so a home without shared walls suits her well. She prefers having someone home more often as she’s still learning independence and feels comforted by company. Her athletic nature makes her a great fit for an adopter who enjoys staying active, and a home that offers structure, supervision, and plenty of playtime will help her grow into her best self.

Overall: Claire is a bright, energetic puppy with a big personality and an even bigger heart. She may be small now, but she already brings a burst of “Claire‑ity” to every room — and she’s ready to share that spark with a family who will love her through every stage of growing up. If Claire sounds like the perfect one for you, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to apply. If it seems like a good match, her foster family will reach out. Her adoption donation is $650.