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Madeline

Madeline may be tiny, but she has a HUGE personality! She’s a playful little ball of energy who might be shy when you first meet her, but give her a little time and you’ll quickly discover a silly, affectionate pup who will keep you laughing. Her favorite things include being outside, snuggling, getting belly rubs, and occasionally sneaking a sock or two under her bed. She’s also one smart little cookie! Madeline is still working on potty training, crate training, and basic commands, but at just 10 weeks old, she is already starting to wait by the door when she needs to go outside and has learned “sit” for treats. She would absolutely thrive with someone who can give her patience, consistency, and one-on-one attention. Madeline currently lives with her big sister, and while the two adore each other, they can be a little distracting because they would much rather play than focus on training! With some individual attention and consistency, there’s no doubt Madeline will continue to catch on quickly. If you have plenty of love, patience, and belly rubs to give, Madeline would make the most precious addition to your family. Madeline is available as part of our Foster to Adopt Program - what this means is that her adoptive family (once approved through the adoption process), will act as her foster family until she is of age to be spayed and her puppy vaccinations are completed. Foster to Adopt families MUST be located within 1 hour driving distance of our location. This is because puppies will have several clinic visits for vaccination updates and our veterinary partners are all in the Raleigh, NC area.

Breed: Mixed Breed
Gender: Female
Age: 2 months
Size: Medium
Energy Level: Not Determined
Weight: 3.57 lbs
Is Good with other Dogs: Yes
Is Good with Cats: yes
Is Good with Children: Yes
House Trained: Unknown
Leash Trained: Yes
Crate Trained: Unknown
Code: D26-080

Madeline may be tiny, but she has a HUGE personality! She’s a playful little ball of energy who might be shy when you first meet her, but give her a little time and you’ll quickly discover a silly, affectionate pup who will keep you laughing. Her favorite things include being outside, snuggling, getting belly rubs, and occasionally sneaking a sock or two under her bed. She’s also one smart little cookie! Madeline is still working on potty training, crate training, and basic commands, but at just 10 weeks old, she is already starting to wait by the door when she needs to go outside and has learned “sit” for treats. She would absolutely thrive with someone who can give her patience, consistency, and one-on-one attention. Madeline currently lives with her big sister, and while the two adore each other, they can be a little distracting because they would much rather play than focus on training! With some individual attention and consistency, there’s no doubt Madeline will continue to catch on quickly. If you have plenty of love, patience, and belly rubs to give, Madeline would make the most precious addition to your family. Madeline is available as part of our Foster to Adopt Program - what this means is that her adoptive family (once approved through the adoption process), will act as her foster family until she is of age to be spayed and her puppy vaccinations are completed. Foster to Adopt families MUST be located within 1 hour driving distance of our location. This is because puppies will have several clinic visits for vaccination updates and our veterinary partners are all in the Raleigh, NC area.

Breed: Mixed Breed
Sex: Female
Age: 2 months
Size: Medium
Energy Level: Not Determined
Weight: 3.57 lbs
Is Good with other Dogs: Yes
Is Good with Cats: Yes
Is Good with Children: Yes
House Trained: Unknown
Leash Trained: Yes
Crate Trained: Unknown
Code: D26-080
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