Dogs for Adoption in Louisiana, USA

POSTING FOR A FRIEND - Caillou is looking for a new home, he is a 6 year old yellow Labrador. Caillou is neutered, vet checked, microchipped, house and crate trained, and up to date with shots. He is socialized with children and other dogs. His crate will go with him to his new home. Please DO NOT inquire about Caillou if you don't have room inside your home for him. Small rehoming fee, $20. Pick up only! I'm located in Gray, LA. Serious inquiries only! Call 985-856-3684

POSTING FOR A FRIEND - Maggie is looking for a new home, she is a 4 year old yellow Labrador. Maggie is spayed, vet checked, microchipped, house and crate trained, and up to date with shots. She is socialized with children and other dogs. Her crate will go with her to her new home. Please DO NOT inquire about Maggie if you don't have room inside your home for her. Small rehoming fee, $20. Pick up only! I'm located in Gray, LA. Serious inquiries only! Call 985-856-3684

Posted Breed: Jack Russell Terrier / Mixed (short coat). NEW INTAKE: Jackson - male - 1 year old - 7 pounds - Jack Russell Terrier mix Reason for intake: Jackson is an owner surrender by his owner who said she just couldn't afford another dog. It's a long story, but we can discuss with an approved adopter. He is currently at our vet for neutering, vaccinations, heartworm/fecal testing, etc. He is super-scared right now, but once he comes to the rescue we'll help him feel safe. More pics and a full write-up will be posted in the next few days. Adoption fee $170, which includes microchipping and enrollment fee. To pre-apply, click here: .roadtorescuela/dog-application Only adopters with a responsible dog ownership history, along with an excellent vet reference need apply. **IMPORTANT NOTES** *We do adopt out of state provided the adopter is willing and able to travel to us once approved. We do not ship or transport our animals and there is no exception to this rule. *All of our adoptable dogs are small, and they are never to be left outside alone, ever! We only rehome our dogs to adopters that plan to have them as inside dogs and part of the family! We do allow adopters with doggie doors, provided there is SECURE fencing. There is no exception to this rule! *NO SMALL CHILDREN!! As with almost all the dogs at NR2R, young children or a very active household is not recommended. Many of our dogs come to us BECAUSE of small children, thus we do not rehome our dogs to homes with babies or young children. Even if the children are older, it would depend on the child AND the parent or parents. *We do not guarantee that any of our adoptable dogs are housetrained. While most should be easily trained, keep in mind that they live in a rescue where they have access to the outdoors all day and are inside at night. Even if they were surrendered to us as housetrained, it doesn’t mean they will automatically be housetrained in your home. Housetraining them should be easy in the right home with time, patience, and consistency. *Only adopters with a responsible dog ownership history and excellent vet reference need apply. If you bring this pet into your heart and home, you will receive in return many years of love, companionship, and loyalty. That’s our guarantee.

Posted Breed: Beagle (short coat). Our Rockers Rescue pets are currently in foster homes that help us save lives. When you choose to adopt from a rescue, you help open space for us to save another life in need. We are able to meet at PetSmart Shreveport. Thank you for considering adoption! Please note: Some sites may not show our pets FULL bios. In order to see personality, vetting, how to adopt, go to our adoptable pets tab at .adoptapet/rockersrescue/ and click on their bio. ----------------------------------------------- Poppy Female Intake date: November 19, 2018 Age estimated 1-2 years. likely gained some weight to be about 25lbs, her pictures seem deceiving to her actual smaller size. Loves to give hugs and lean on people. Poppy is more of a laid back type dog with spurts of energy. Timid in some situations, still learning the good life. Lots of vetting, Spayed, microchipped, etc , see below. I am heartworm positive and am on slow treatment. Rescues are so use to having heartworm positive dogs that it is nothing new to them. Information below. History: Poppy was rescued from a local kill shelter where she was at risk of euthanasia because she was heartworm positive. Just about every dog in this state that isnt on heartworm prevention has heartworms so they are nothing new to us. Poppy was scared at the shelter. We took her out of the cage and brought her to a play pen. She was so sweet! She leaned on her future fosters for a hug. We decided she was the lucky one... she got to leave the shelter that day! Poppy likely wasn't part of a family before as she had to learn things like what a tv and dryer were. We assume she was left outside in the past. She is catching on! Some situations she can be a little shy or nervous about so she needs someone that is understanding toward her. We think she has been catching on with her new life quickly though, she did great at a huge adoption event we were at. She needs a family that can continue making her feel safe and loved. We currently do not know how she would do with baby-type children. With her having some nervousness in some situations, we are afraid young children may make her scared but we do not yet know. About: Poppy is a very loving girl. She is a shadow that loves to follow you around. Good with other dogs and tends to me a more submissive dog. Will chase and bark at kitties unfortunately. She also like to bark at cattle, other than that she is a rather quiet girl. LOVES to steal and lay on your pillow at night and catch a snooze on the couch during the day. Poppy likes to give hugs and enjoys snacks. Does best eating out of a slow feeder bowl. Poppy is crate trained, she needs to be kenneled when home alone as she has some separation anxiety. Sleeps in human bed at night. Currently she is not at a home with a fenced yard, so she goes out to potty on a leash regularly. House Training Information: As of right now, Poppy needs to be let out around every 2-3 hours or she will have pee accident. She is young and still learning as this is likely the first home she has ever had. * We are ran by volunteers and will try to review your application as quickly as possible. By choosing to adopt you help us open space up to save another life! Vetting: Has yearly vaccines and rabies vaccine. Tested for heartworms and was positive. Began slow treatment with a month of doxy pills twice a day and also got her Proheart shot for heartworm prevention. The proheart shot protects dogs from heartworms for 6 months. If you have any questions on heartworms feel free to ask. I had a fecal done. Dewormed, treated for coccidia and hookworms. I am spayed! I am on monthly Nexguard to protect against fleas and ticks. I am Microchip ped (that fee is included in my adoption donation fee. It is a one time fee so no yearly expenses. We use PetLink. Just ask if you have questions on how microchips work. ) About Applying to Adopt: This pet has a $100 adoption donation fee (microchip fee is included) This fee generally NEVER covers how much we actually spend on the animal. We are a 501c3 non profit so the fee goes back into our volunteer rescue to help us save more lives. We function solely on donations. Step1: Email rockersrescuegmail and tell us that you will be filling out an application. This is IMPORTANT as sometimes apps do not go through. Step 2: Fill out an app at .adoptapet/rockersrescue/catadoptionapp/ Please be truthful when filling out your app and include as much information as possible. Thank you for considering adoption!

Posted Breed: Great Dane / Mixed (short coat). ADOPTION APPLICATION .blue-tails/our-adoption-application.html ADOPTION PROCESS .blue-tails/our-adoption-process.html Pulled from shelter very emaciated, but she is the road to recovery and gaining weight beautifully. Her coat is improving too. She seems to have been a yard dog in her former life, and we are introducing her to a nice comfortable indoor environment, but she seems to prefer outside most times. She is learning inside manners and that training will need to continue going forward until she is fully acclimated. She loves to play with her basketballs and is quite entertaining to watch :) She is in foster with other dogs and cats and does well.

Posted Breed: Wirehaired Fox Terrier (medium coat). ADOPTION APPLICATION .blue-tails/our-adoption-application.html ADOPTION PROCESS .blue-tails/our-adoption-process.html

Posted Breed: Dachshund / Rat Terrier / Mixed (short coat). ADOPTION APPLICATION .blue-tails/our-adoption-application.html ADOPTION PROCESS .blue-tails/our-adoption-process.html

Posted Breed: Pomeranian / Spitz / Mixed (medium coat). ADOPTION APPLICATION .blue-tails/our-adoption-application.html ADOPTION PROCESS .blue-tails/our-adoption-process.html

Posted Breed: Miniature Pinscher (short coat). ADOPTION APPLICATION .blue-tails/our-adoption-application.html ADOPTION PROCESS .blue-tails/our-adoption-process.html

Posted Breed: Unknown breed (medium coat). ADOPTION APPLICATION .blue-tails/our-adoption-application.html ADOPTION PROCESS .blue-tails/our-adoption-process.html