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Tiny 6 lb miniature pinscher mix puppy is looking for love

Tiny 6 lb Miniature Pinscher Mix Puppy is Looking for Love
According to the rescue, “The WADDLE litter were surrendered to a shelter in..."

According to the rescue, “The WADDLE litter were surrendered to a shelter in..."

Meet Bronson, a sweet little puppy searching for the family that will give him a place in this world. Great Dog Rescue New England (GDRNE), a dedicated foster-based dog rescue in Massachusetts, recently introduced Bronson Waddle after he came into their care. According to the rescue, “The WADDLE litter were surrendered to a shelter in Memphis, Tennessee but not before they were crowned the cutest widdle pups in Memphis! They can't wait to take the title in your town too!”

Bronson Waddle is an 8-week-old puppy who is thought to be a Miniature Pinscher mix. He is a small boy who currently weighs between 5 and 6 pounds. Bronson is now living safe and sound with a loving foster who says, “Prepare to get hypnotized by Bronson's captivating eyes! He's a sweet pup who loves playing with toys and can't wait to show off his collection of Labubus.” Socially, Bronson only has experience with his siblings and has not yet met any children or cats.

Since Bronson is still a young baby, he is not yet housebroken and will require a patient family to help with that, in addition to teaching him about leash skills and basic commands. He does, however, already have some experience with crates. Potential adopters should be pleased to know that at the time of his adoption, he will be both neutered and up to date on his vaccinations. Bronson’s profile concludes with, “Waddle around with the cutest pups in town!”

Tiny 6 lb Miniature Pinscher Mix Puppy is Looking for Love

Great Dog Rescue New England (GDRNE) is a 501(C)(3) non-profit, shelterless, all-breed rescue group headquartered in Massachusetts. They consist of volunteers throughout New England who love dogs and want to help them escape homelessness. Their reach spans several states, as they rescue dogs who end up in New England and Southern shelters. Since they do not have a physical shelter, all their rescue dogs receive care in nurturing foster homes until they find their forever families.

As a nonprofit organization, Great Dog Rescue New England operates entirely through donations and the dedication of volunteers whose goal is to meet the needs of each dog as an individual and to ensure proper placement in a loving home. Toward that goal, they donate money to spay and neuter clinics in the South, engage in community outreach, and adopt dogs to agencies that train dogs to assist the physically disabled and hearing-impaired.

Great Dog Rescue New England requires that anyone interested in one of their loving rescues must begin the adoption process by filling out the adoption application. You must be 24 years of age or older and living in New England, New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania to complete & submit the application. They do not place dogs as emotional support animals or as service/guide dogs. For more information on how to adopt from Great Dog Rescue New England, please visit their website: https://gdrne.com

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