Age: 5 years | Size: Mini | Gender: Male I Special Needs

We are helping Disco’s family find his new home.

Meet Your New Best Friend DISCO

This beautiful 5-year-old Mini Poodle is a gentle soul wrapped in a soft white coat and a heart full of love. Weighing just 20 lbs, he’s the perfect companion—small enough to fit into your life easily, but with a personality big enough to fill your home with joy.

He has been with his family since he was just 8 weeks old and has grown into a calm, affectionate, and incredibly clever dog. He’s well-mannered, obedient, and deeply bonded to his humans. He thrives on companionship and simply loves being around people—whether it’s cuddling quietly or following you around the house.

Personality Highlights:

Loving, loyal, and emotionally intuitive

Calm yet playful and energetic when engaged

Friendly with men, women, and children

Gets along well with other dogs after a curious hello

No history of aggression—gentle and kind-natured

Special Care & Needs:

He does experience seizures approximately every 5–6 weeks, which are currently being managed with medication and homeopathic care. He has been showing great improvement, but due to this, he truly needs a home where someone is around most of the time to ensure his safety and comfort.

He can feel anxious when left alone for long periods, so he would do best in a home where he has consistent companionship—whether that’s a work-from-home environment, a family with flexible schedules, or someone experienced and attentive.

The Ideal Home:

This sweet boy is looking for a calm, loving home where he will be cherished and not left alone for long stretches. He would thrive with someone who understands his needs and can offer him the presence, care, and security he deserves. Fenced backyard or always on leash.

Why He’s Being Rehomed:

This decision comes from a place of deep love. Due to an increasingly unpredictable work schedule, his family is unable to provide the constant presence he now needs, especially considering his medical condition. His well-being and safety are the top priority, and we are committed to finding him the perfect home.

Loves Home cooked meals. He’s on a prescription diet by his vet. Loves yoghurt with his meals, loves a lot of treats. No table food at all, sensitive stomach.

If you’re interested, please submit an application to be considered and Disco’s family will reach out to you directly if they have any questions.

Age: 21 months | Size: Mini Aussiedoodle | Gender: Spayed Female

Snowy is a 10 pound, 21 month old mini Aussiedoodle who is looking for a forever home. She is super playful and energetic, but also has a calm and cuddly side. She gets along well with dogs of all sizes (not sure about cats, but most likely she would be fine with them). She walks well on a leash and rides quietly in the car.

Snowy is an active puppy who loves attention! She can occasionally get mouthy when playing and will grab at your pant leg to try to get you to play with her. She is easily redirected though and knows basic commands. She is a smart girl and is eager to please. She loves toys and chewing on bully sticks, and gets the "zoomies" when she is excited. She is housebroken and with continued training she will become a well-mannered puppy in all areas.

An ideal home for Snowy would be with someone who has a lot of time and energy to give her. She is a fun little dog who likes to be involved in all the family activities. She would enjoy a fenced in yard where she could safely run, and another playful dog to romp around with who is as energetic as she is. Snowy does not bark a lot, but if she hears a strange noise she will bark loudly, so an apartment setting may not be the best match.

Snowy is a poodle mixed with an Australian Sheperd, so even though she does not shed much, she may not be a good match for someone with allergies. She is healthy, spayed, microchipped, and up-to-date on her vaccines.

If interested in adopting this adorable and happy girl, please complete an online application on our website. Her adoption fee is $500. 

Age: 5 yrs | Breed: Mini Poodle | Weight: 14 lbs

Sienna came into our care in May of 2023 shortly after she had been purchased off Craigslist. Her owners saw an add and met someone in a park where they handed over Sienna. No records, no past history, nothing.

After a few weeks, they realized the thumping noises they were hearing at night was Sienna’s head hitting the floor as she was having grand mal seizures. They took Sienna to the vet and she was started on medication but due to her owner’s work schedule, it was difficult to get her meds in on time. She continued to have grand mal seizures and began to decline. After another trip to the vet it was recommended that she follow up with a specialty hospital. It was going to be financially difficult to pursue further medical help so they reached out to another rescue who wasn’t able to take Sienna in and contacted us to help.

Here’s where we begin…. When Sienna’s foster mother picked her up, she was exhibiting seizure activity and had been according to her owner for over a week. She drove straight to the emergency hospital where she spent the next 48 hours until she was stabilized enough to do an exam. Her liver levels were off the chart and it was determined that she might have a liver shunt. She was started on medication and once she was strong enough and seizure free for two weeks she underwent surgery to repair her liver shunt. That’s it, right?? No…. Unfortunately we learned that having a liver shunt repaired doesn’t automatically “fix” the problem and seizure activity may continue. In Sienna's case, it did continued.

Sienna sees a Neurologist and it's recommended that she have an MRI and a C-Scan. Sadly we find out that she has brain damage from her non-stop seizure activity. While the surgery to repair the liver shunt fixed the original problem (blood circulating to her brain) the damage from two years of toxins flowing to her brain and the seizures was permanent. What do we do?? The neurologist said there is no repairing the damage to her brain BUT if we can get the seizure activity under control, Sienna will enjoy a quality life.

So here we are now… Sienna hasn’t had a seizure in over a month. She takes two medications twice a day (a.m. and p.m.) and she’s a happy girl. Sienna loves to eat and her favorite time is ANY TIME someone is in the kitchen!

Sienna is special. She doesn’t realize what’s happening in her world. She takes her meds like champ because she LOVES food! She can walk on a leash but prefers to do her business in the fenced yard. She does her best to make it outside but she will have accidents in the house. She has some very stylish belly bands and is good about wearing them.

Sienna is fine with people and other animals. Due to her innocent nature, she doesn’t understand not approaching an aggressive dog so a home with pleasant dogs is must.

Sienna is adorable. She’s wonderful for the groomer and she’s curious and gentle with everyone she meets. If you’re special enough for her, please fill out an application to be considered.

To get Sienna properly diagnosed and to the stable place where she is now, we dug deep into our bank account. Her medical bills totaled over $19,000. She’s in a good place now thanks to the care she’s received. If you’re interested in adopting this special girl, please complete our online application.

Age: 8 weeks I Size: Mini Poodle I Gender: Male I Special Needs-Blind

Wonder is a gorgeous miniature poodle puppy who is 8 weeks old and was born blind. He currently weighs around 5 pounds and will grow to be around 15 pounds.

Wonder does well using his other senses to navigate around his foster home and yard. He is an affectionate and playful puppy who loves to be held. He is learning to walk on a leash and is working on his housebreaking skills, and is making good progress. Wonder gets along with other dogs and would benefit from having another dog in his new home who can show him the ropes.

An ideal home for Wonder would be with someone that is home during the day who can spend lots of time with him. He likes to be right near you and can often get underfoot so he may be a tripping hazard for an elderly person. Due to his blindness, young children are not recommended. A home with a lot of stairs, furniture, and/or clutter would not be a good fit for him. Wonder’s new family will have to be sure to make their home safe by gating stairways and other hazards that could be an issue for a blind dog. He has already mapped out his foster home in a short amount of time and can navigate around the house and yard like a champ.

Other than his vision, Wonder is a wonderful little puppy! He is happy and healthy and would love to be part of a loving family where he will get lots of attention. He is a sweet boy who will need a little extra support as he learns his way around the world, but he will be totally worth it!

If you are interested in Wonder, please complete an online application on our website. His adoption donation is $500.