Small Dog Rescue
This is a courtesy post for Dog Town Resort in Middlebury, Indiana. For details, contact Carolyn at Dog Town, (574) 849-0844. A DNA test shows the puppies are half Boston Terrier with heavy influence of Jack Russell Terrier. The black and white puppies are females. Black & Brindle are male and a female.
COULD SHE BE YOUR LUCKY CHARM? Toola is a 3 year old female, weighing 15#. Probably a Schnauzer/terrier mix. Toola is an owner-surrender; a very sweet dog in need of a good home. She is good with other dogs, likes toys and playing with other dogs. Toola is ideally suited as a companion for a senior or couple. A fenced yard is preferred. She is crate trained and housebroken with a schedule. She is fully vetted: spayed, HW neg, UTD on all shots. Adoption fee: $400. For more information, call or text Mary at (574) 524-6040 and leave a clear message with your name, number and Toola’s name. You can also complete the adoption application on our website.
Candy is a 6 year old miniature Schnauzer; a retired breeder. She is initially shy but very much a lap dog, once she is comfortable. Candy is fully vetted with required vaccinations, spayed, heart worm negative; and she had a dental cleaning. She is crate trained and doing well on house training. She is good with other dogs and probably older children.
Candy is not yet leash trained so a fenced yard is required (physical fence, not electronic). If you are interested in adopting her, please contact her foster mom Mary at (574) 524-6040. Leave a clear text or voicemail, including your name, phone number, and where you live. She will respond as soon as possible.
Miss Opal is a 5 year-old tricolor full-size Bernese Mountain Dog and a former breeder. She loves affection when you’ve earned her trust. Opal is good with other dogs, cats and rabbits, and is pretty social for a former breeder. Good with respectful children.
A PHYSICAL (not electric) fenced yard is required as she needs room to safely run. She is learning “Wait,” “Come,” and “Go to kennel;” crate trained and house trained (though some accidents may occur when moving to a new home).
Preference given to applicants within 75 miles of Elkhart, Indiana.
Opal is up to date on shots. She will be a great family companion. Opal will need a fair amount of time to address her anxiety and continue her training in her forever home. Adoption fee: $400. For more information on Opal, contact her foster mom Linda via Call or Text (574) 215-0760.
