big floofs looking for their bffs
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big floofs looking for their bffs 〰️
polly p.
beep, beep - new kid on the block!
New floof, who dis? HI! I’m Polly P.! Cute as a Polly Pocket, but small like a Pocket Pyr. Let me tell you a little bit about myself. Good news is, I was found as a stray and surrendered into a local shelter where they kept me safe for just shy of a month. It was chilly and loud… very loud, but I made lots of friends there and learned how to play nice and make friends! Our space was limited and I was even so nice to share a kennel space with another girlie. After my foster mom saw me in my kennel, she wouldn’t take no for an answer. She knew from the moment she met me I was a Big Floof. I have been in my foster home for a few days now, and am learning all sorts of new things already. I like all my siblings and really like getting to play with them. When I’m not romping, I do love stargazing and enjoying my very own puppy bed!
I am still searching for my forever family, but for now, I will gladly spend more time with my BFF family. Could you be my forever? I am up-to-date with all vaccines and was spayed at the shelter, so promise to not be bringing any additional guests in (unless you also want my BFF, Pip).
Pippi
My name is Pippi - ya know, like Pippi Longstocking or Pippi ki-yay! Yippie ki-yay, Pippi ki-yay to match my easy going, laid-back, happy-go-lucky mentality on life.
I am just about 8 months old, but I’ve already had 4 separate moms? I’m not quite sure of how that all works, but I love them all. I spent a few long days and nights in a shelter two separate times. My first family said they didn’t have time for me, my second family said they didn’t have enough space, my third family didn’t think I was the right fit for them after a few days, but my fourth mom claims she’s the luckiest gal that she has me to cuddle up with her at night. When I’m not snuggled up catching some zzz’s, I love playing with my puppy siblings and going for short walks through the neighborhood.
While I am still growing, I have already earned by Big Floof status officially mid February. I no longer have my lady parts, so I promise I won’t bring along extra friends. Plus I’m up-to-date on all my vaccines.
I have been dealt a tough hand where I have something Mr. Vet calls hip dysplasia. Good news is, now that I’m a Big Floof, they’re helping me to raise money to help my back legs work better. It doesn’t slow me down, but if I overdo it, I’m in a bit of pain. My temporary mom promised my next family will be my forever home. Could that be with you?
NOTE: Pippi is currently up for adoption and we will assist in covering for her hip surgery.