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Belle was saved from a kill shelter. She was picked up as a stray and had 3 days to find a rescue, or an adopter. Paws Rescue League Inc... show more

Belle was saved from a kill shelter. She was picked up as a stray and had 3 days to find a rescue, or an adopter. Paws Rescue League Inc took her in and placed her in a TN foster home, got her fully vetted and ready to make her freedom ride to New England. Belle arrives in New England on July 2nd 2022 and needs a foster home, or a FURever home. Belles foster parents say she is THE BEST dog, they were very sad when they learned she would be coming to New England 2 weeks sooner than originaly planned. They state she is great with other dogs, and she knows her basic commands, she is crate trained and no accidents in the house. She is very loving, and quiet and just a very well behaved girl. She has not been cat tested yet, we hope to have her tested before she arrives. She is great with other dogs, and plays very well with them, she is good with children. We suggest 10 years and up, as she is still a puppy. She is about 38lbs currently, she will probably be around 45lbs full gorwn. She is a mountain Cur mix, and has a gorgous brindle and white coat. Her name means Beautiful, which is exactly what she is! show less

Bit bit was born as the runt of her litter, and also with a disability. Vets believe mom may have sat on her too long after birth which... show more

Bit bit was born as the runt of her litter, and also with a disability. Vets believe mom may have sat on her too long after birth which caused her to have very limited use of her hind end/legs. Her owners had tried to care for her and get her vet care as much as they could and did all they could for Bit -Bit. They knew a rescue could do more for her and they began looking for a rescue to take her. They had reached out to over 20 different K9 rescues, none willing to help Bit-Bit. They tried for months, without luck. No longer able to care for her, they were out of options. They really didn’t want to bring her to animal control where she would be deemed “unadoptable” due to her disability and would be euthanized. But with no rescues willing to take her and no longer being able to provide the care and attention she needed, that was becoming their reality. They made a last attempt at looking for a rescue.  Paws Rescue League saw that post and reached out to the owner, and discussed Bit -Bit and decided we would take her. She deserves a chance at life and happiness, she deserves to be rescued. She is not damaged goods just because she has a disability… just like humans with disabilities matter, so do man’s best friends!  Welcome to rescue Bit-Bit! Bit-Bit needs an adopter or a foster who is able to work with special needs dogs, the rescue is working with Bit-Bit to help her gain muscle tone, and stability in her hind legs and we would need her adopter or foster to continue with her physcial therapy.  Bit bit gets along with other dogs, with cats and with kids, despite her disabilitly and limitations she is a very happy girl. Bit-Bit likes to potty outside, but its very hard for her to hold her bladder. We are seeing if physical therapy and/or medications can help Bit-Bit her with that. Aside from that minor issue, she is a lovable little bit! Who desperatly wants a family of her own, who is willing to give her the help and care that she needs.  show less

Buck is a 6 month old male redbone coonhound mix. He was surrendered to rescue, after being mistreated by his owners.  Buck is a super c... show more

Buck is a 6 month old male redbone coonhound mix. He was surrendered to rescue, after being mistreated by his owners.  Buck is a super cuddler, he really gravitates toward women, but he loves anyone who loves him. He is crate trained, and mostly potty trained. (He may have accidents the first few days while learning his new routine).  Buck loves other dogs, of all ages, breeds and sizes, he loves having another doggo to help build his confidence, and play with. Buck did ok when he was cat tested, he did show interest in the cat, but wanted to play. We suggest no cats or dog savvy cats who, becaue he is playful with them, and some cats may not appreciate it). He was abused, by his prior owners, they allowed their small children to mistreat Buck, because of this Buck would do best in a home with older children or no children, as small children can scare him and he will try to hide from them. He has been in his TN foster home (that has children from 10 - 14) and he adores all of his human foster siblings.    Buck is fully vetted, neutered, HW negative, and up to date on all his vaccines and monthy preventatives. show less

Boo and Widget came to Paws Rescue League as owner surrenders, when their owner could no longer aford their care.  Base on the vet paper... show more

Boo and Widget came to Paws Rescue League as owner surrenders, when their owner could no longer aford their care.  Base on the vet paperwork that was transfered into us, Boo and Widget were quite healthy 6 year old Yorkies. Boo has a birth defect called a soft pallet. It doesnt impede his health any way, but it does cause him to grunt (which is very endearing and cute). They were a few months overdue for some of their annual vaccines, and needed a new HWT. We had sent them both to the vet to get updated vet care, and health certificates for them.   Boo is available for adoption, he is neutered and is medically up to date, and HW, Lyme negative. He was given a clean bill of health and is ready to find his furever home!  Due to his soft pallet, he does make (similar to snore sounds) when hes excited, and his body creates slighlty more mucous than the average dog. But this does not affect his health from what were told by his vets.  Aside from that Boo is perfecty healthy and a complete love bug, toy obsessed, happy go lucky little guy.  He likess attention and enjoys being around his people, but he is PERFECTLY content just playing with his toys too! He is very good with children, and playing with them with his toys. He would do better in a home without other dogs, he does well with cats. He is crate trained,but rather a dog bed. He is both pad trained and potty trained (he will potty outside). show less

Bunny is a 1 year old female Besenji/black mouth cur mix. She got her name, because she was born in April of 2021, and was saved April 2... show more

Bunny is a 1 year old female Besenji/black mouth cur mix. She got her name, because she was born in April of 2021, and was saved April 2022! AND THOSE EARS!!   Bunny is sweet and snuggly, loves to cuddle. She spends her days going to doggy day care, while she was in her TN foster home. Now she is in her New England foster home waiting to find her FUREVER home. Bunny is great with all people, and good with dogs. A little too playful for cats. She walks well on leash and is good on car rides Bunny was saved on April 1st from a kill shelter in TN. She was picked up as a stray and given 3 days to find an adopter or resuce before she was scheduled to be euthanized. Bunny got her freedom ride out of there!..... Now its time to find her, her furever home. show less

Daffodil was found dumped in the woods on a mountain, with her mom April, and 3 siblings Lilly, Peter Rabbit, and Peep. A civilian found... show more

Daffodil was found dumped in the woods on a mountain, with her mom April, and 3 siblings Lilly, Peter Rabbit, and Peep. A civilian found a puppy running across a dirt road and they followed the pup into the woods where they found 4 puppies, and a mom dog who were all starving, they had no food, their bones were visible, and the puppies ( estimated to be 9-10 weeks old), were trying to nurse from mom but she had no milk. The puppies were sick, and weak. They were found on Easter morning, at 1:00am. We were sent the information and reached out to the finder who took them home. We had a volunteer pick them up and take them to the ER vet that sunday morning to make sure they did not have parvovirus. Lucky for the pups they did not have the deadly parvo virus. But were filled with 4 different types of worms.  We got the puppies, and mom vaccinated, and dewormed multiple times. Momma April was spayed, and has already been adopted! These puppies are a mixed breed of dogs, we give our best educated guess as to each dogs breed, based on appearance, behaviors, and traits.  We believe they are probably mixed hound/Dacshund/terrier/lab Now its time for her 4 babies to find loving happy homes, where they will never be left out in the cold, or abandoned again ; show less

Dani and Demi came to us through a citizen who witnessed a person dump them on the street ( All too familiar scenerio). She took them in... show more

Dani and Demi came to us through a citizen who witnessed a person dump them on the street ( All too familiar scenerio). She took them in and reached out to Paws for help. Dani and Demi are medium terrier mixes who are about 2-3 months old currently. They are both females, medically UTD, not spayed. We believe they are small/medium terrier/hound mixes. Dani is good with all people, children, dogs of all sizes, ages and breeds, and cats. Dani is crate trained and working on housebreaking. She would love a home with a family who will can take her on walks, or to dog parks, socialize her and love her! Dani would do well in any type of home. Currently she weighs 14lbs. She will be about medium sized when full grown.  show less

Dani and Demi came to us through a citizen who witnessed a person dump them on the street ( All too familiar scenerio). She took them in... show more

Dani and Demi came to us through a citizen who witnessed a person dump them on the street ( All too familiar scenerio). She took them in and reached out to Paws for help. Dani and Demi are medium terrier mixes who are about 2-3 months old currently. They are both females, medically UTD, not spayed. We believe they are small/medium terrier/hound mixes Demi is good with all people, children, dogs of all sizes, ages and breeds, and cats. Demi is crate trained and working on housebreaking. She would love a home with a family who will can take her on walks, or to dog parks, socialize her and love her! Dani would do well in any type of home. Currently she weighs under 20lbs. She will be about medium sized when full grown.  show less

Dolly hails from Puerto Rico originally. She was brought to the states, by someone who inteneded to keep her, she was then rehomed to an... show more

Dolly hails from Puerto Rico originally. She was brought to the states, by someone who inteneded to keep her, she was then rehomed to another family, who rehomed her about a month after taking her in. The third family she was with gave her to a family friend, who then posted her on Craigslist/Facebook to rehome. One of our foster volunteers decided to take her in and ask the rescue if we would take her. We have agreed to take her into rescue, get her veting up to date, and ensured she was healthy for adoption. She is a local surrender, meaning our rescue obtained her in CT. Dolly is currently in a foster home, with a large dog, a medium sized puppy, and a small dog. She is a bit afraid of the larger dogs, but does very well with the smaller dog. She is not aggressive whatsoever, when she is scared she will slink away to her crate for safety. She likes to meet new people, and will give kisses. She is a small sweet 18lbs mini aussie/kelpie mix.  Dolly will chase cats so no kitties for her, we suggest children 10 years and up or children who are dog savvy, as Dolly can be afraid at times, due to not having proper stabilization/home life, she is unsure in some situations on how to react. She has never once reacted in a way that was aggressive. We suggest older kids for her comfortability, as we dont want her to be nervous in her new home. She is good with other dogs, but can be afaid of larger dogs. Crate trained, and house broken, but can and will have accidents during the first week in a new home until she learns the routine. Dolly has a lot of energy, she is a small one year old dog, who has spent the majority of her short life without adequate exercise. She would love a home with a fenced in back yard so she can run and play, she would also make a great running buddy. She is sweet and compact enough to be an adventuring dog! show less

Drake is a 5 month old neutered male Yorkie/Long haired chi mix. He came to Paws Rescue League with his 2 siblings, Grizzly and Guy. The... show more

Drake is a 5 month old neutered male Yorkie/Long haired chi mix. He came to Paws Rescue League with his 2 siblings, Grizzly and Guy. Their mom was Allie a full bred black long haired chihuhahua whom was rescued with us as well, and has found her FURever home in New England! Their dad was said to be a full bred Yorkshire Terrier. Drake was born 01/28/2022, he is about 5 months old, he weighs about 10lbs. He is the middle sized one out of his 2 siblings. He is a tan color, with a bit of merle pattern on his back. Drake, does great with other dogs, ok with cats, good with kids and people. He is medically up to date, HW negative. He is crate trained, dog door trained, pad trained ( not fully house broken). We are unsure if he is hypoallergenic, since he is part Chihuahua.  Drake is still a very young puppy, playful, friendly and learning about the world around him. show less

Duke was saved from a kill shelter. His prior owner had dumped him at animal control with his bone. Duke had no idea what was happening,... show more

Duke was saved from a kill shelter. His prior owner had dumped him at animal control with his bone. Duke had no idea what was happening, and he held on to his bone, as the only small piece of familiarity, and comfort. Duke didnt realized from the moment he was walked into the building that a timer started ticking. Dogs who are surrendered to the shelter that we saved Duke and others from, only have 24 hours until they are euthanized - for space. The communities, and shelters are so overwhelmed, and they have to take stray dogs in. They do not have the capacity to keep up with the enormous amount of unwanted and abandoned dogs. So dogs who are dumped by their owners, are the first to be euthanized.  Luckily for Duke, Paws Rescue League saw him, and made arrangemts to save him. Duke was picked up and placed in a TN foster home, was fully vetted, and cleared for adoption. He arrives in New England on 07/02/2022, and will be ready for his furever family! Duke is crate trained, potty trained, he knows his basic commands, sit, and lay down. He is good with other dogs, we are unsure about cats, as hes not been cat tested yet. He is good with people but we suggest older children 10 years and up.  Duke is an active dog, true to his breed, he is a sweet dog and aims to please his owners. He cant wait to be in a home where he is loved and cared for, and never dumped again. show less

Grizzly is a 5 month old neutered male Yorkie/Long haired chi mix. He came to Paws Rescue League with his 2 siblings, Guy and Drake. The... show more

Grizzly is a 5 month old neutered male Yorkie/Long haired chi mix. He came to Paws Rescue League with his 2 siblings, Guy and Drake. Their mom was Allie a full bred black long haired chihuhahua whom was rescued with us as well, and has found her FURever home in New England! Their dad was said to be a full bred Yorkshire Terrier. Grizzly was born 01/28/2022, he is about 5 months old, he weighs about 14lbs. He is the largest one out of his 2 siblings.  He has a grey and white coat, that is a little wirey. Grizzly, does great with other dogs, ok with cats, good with kids and people. He is medically up to date, HW negative. He is crate trained, dog door trained, pad trained ( not fully house broken). We are unsure if he is hypoallergenic, since he is part Chihuahua. Grizzly is still a very young puppy, playful, friendly and learning about the world around him. show less