Start your day off right by looking at some cuddly canines! There are dozens of puppies up for adoption right here in Minneapolis.
Hoodline partnered with Petfinder, an online adoption site that lists “more than 315,000 adoptable pets from nearly 14,000 animal shelters and rescue groups" to bring you this roundup of puppies near you.
(Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.)
Tootsie, pit bull terrier
Tootsie is a female pit bull terrier puppy in the care of UnbreakaBULL Pit Bull Rescue.
Tootsie will get along great with your other dogs. Tootsie has been vaccinated. She is already house-trained.
Here's what Tootsie's friends at UnbreakaBULL Pit Bull Rescue think of her:
Tootsie is 10 months old. She loves dog friends and is respectful of their space. She is potty trained and does best in a plastic kennel. She tried to escape the wire one to get to her doggie friends. She is a little shy when meeting new people but she warms up very quickly. She loves to cuddle and just chill.
Read more about Tootsie on Petfinder.
Patches, hound mix
Patches is a female hound puppy being kept at Pet Haven Inc. of Minnesota.
Patches is ready to make friends, and she loves other dogs. Good news: She's already house-trained. Her vaccinations are already up to date.
Notes from Patches' caretakers:
Meet Patches, a sweet and shy gal looking for her forever home! She is continuing to learn all about house-training and crate-training and is making great progress! Patches adores other dogs and would love to have another canine pal to play with in her forever home. Patches has found joy in chewing on toys and the occasional blanket! This sweet, energetic gal cannot wait to find her forever home that will provide her with love and patience and ample time to play!
Read more about how to adopt Patches on Petfinder.
Irish, pit bull terrier and American Staffordshire terrier mix
Irish is a sweet male pit bull terrier and American Staffordshire terrier puppy being cared for at Save-A-Bull.
Irish is happy to keep company with kids, cats or dogs. He's already been neutered. Irish is a special needs pet, so please inquire about his specific care requirements.
From Irish's current caretaker:
Luck of the Irish here! You probably noticed that Irish is a special needs pup. He was born with serious scoliosis and spinal fluid leaking from my spine. This caused a spinal cyst that compressed my spinal cord. In spite of that, his prognosis for a happy life is good! He has a real lust for life and shows excitement every chance he gets. He has a wheelchair that he uses outside and while out and about in the community. Going for walks and meeting new friends is always exciting.
Read more about how to adopt Irish on Petfinder.
River Tam, German shepherd mix
River Tam is a male German shepherd puppy currently residing at Puppy Rescue of Minnesota.
River Tam is a social animal, and he's happy to keep company with cats, dogs and children.
Notes from River Tam's caretakers:
River Tam is sweet, playful and cuddly. He is very watchful and aware of the people around him. He likes to follow you around and sleep near your feet when you stop.
Read more about River Tam on Petfinder.
Kirk, American Staffordshire terrier and pit bull terrier mix
Kirk is a handsome male American Staffordshire terrier and pit bull terrier puppy being cared for at Save-A-Bull.
He's already been neutered.
Here's what Kirk's friends at Save-A-Bull think of him:
Kirk is a sweet, sensitive boy on an epic mission to find a new family to call his own. He loves to play with his foster siblings - a couple dogs and a cat. He loves squeaky toys and bones to chomp on. He is pretty easy-going and a little shy so it takes a minute for him to warm up, but once he does, it's cuddle time!
Apply to adopt Kirk today at Petfinder.
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