Happy Mother's Day, Puppy Grandma!  Love, Angus + Dudley
In loving memory of Mary's sweet Lucy  - Alex and Sue
 

Gretl and her sister Louisa were playing on a busy road. I guess their parents never told them, the road is for cars and it is very dangerous for puppies. Fortunately, a Blue Dog volunteer rescued them before anything bad happened. The girls were infested with fleas and have patches of no hair where they have scratched themselves raw. After baths, vaccinations and a good healthy meal they are feeling much better. Gretl is the little one, weighing 21 pounds at 4 months of age. She looks like a heeler mix and will probably be around 40 pounds full grown. Gretl loves to sit in your lap and watch all the other dogs play. She is very sweet. Gretl already knows to sit for a treat. She is learning house training and crate training too. If you would like more information on her, email kathy@bluedogrescue.com.
 

Thanks to Paul and Sue for their donation to the dogs. 
Rick sends his love to all the Blue Dogs hoping they all find new homes soon.
 

Mikey is settling very well into his foster home!  He's put on a healthy amount of weight and made some good cat and dog friends.  He is crate trained and sleeps well through the night.  His previously spotty coat is now growing in SO soft and shiny.  Potty-training is going fantastic and his new tricks are to sit and stay on command.   Mikey is an excellent listener for a puppy. 
 

Please consider donating via PayPal to help cover Mikey's care.

Thanks the Heather for helping Mikey.
Thanks to Rod J. for helping Mikey.

There she lay under a tree in the middle of nowhere, waiting patiently. A good samaritan, after noticing her while driving by on the way to work, stopped to check on her when she was still there that evening! We don't know whether this girl was dumped, or how long she lay there on her own, but Mamie was immediately grateful for kind words and a big bowl of food. We were amazed that nobody was looking for this sweet, well-behaved dog!

Unfortunately, Mamie has more obstacles to overcome. She has a severe case of heartworms that will require careful treatment, and a tooth or two that will need to be extracted. Although she handles steps fine, plays fetch, and is happy to hop up into the car for rides, Mamie's hips look quite arthritic on x-rays. Since she doesn't seem painful and because of her age, the vet thinks the best course of action is to keep her on a joint supplement and administer pain meds as needed rather than surgery. She's a very happy girl and will even bounce around a bit when she's especially excited (like when her foster mom gets home from work, or dinner is about to be served). Mamie is a lovely, lovely old soul. She's patient with the puppies in her foster home and adores attention. At around 8-9 years old, she's no spring chicken, but she's still got a lot of life to live (and love to give)! Everyone at the vet commented about what a good girl she was. They didn't even have to sedate her for hip X-rays, which is very uncommon; most dogs object strenuously to the awkward positions! Mamie is a 60 pound female Black Lab, housetrained, good with cats, other dogs, and is . For more information, email jenny@bluedogrescue.com.

Thanks to Robert T. for his donation.
In Memory of Lucy... Much Love - KT, Sue, Kelly, Shelley, Michelle
 

Thank you to everyone who has sent donations, get well wishes, and love to Donny.  He is feeling so much better.  His balance has improved, he is walking and starting to run a little bit.  He will be at our Perros De Mayo event on May 4th so please come by and see him.

Please consider donating via PayPal to help cover Donny Osmand's care.

On behalf of Midge & Lincoln, former Blue Dogs!
Our prayers are with you Donny for your recovery and for a wonderful "forever" home!  Love, Carol (Mommy of Lilly, a former Blue Dog)
Thank you, Nolli and Steven, for the great bday party and the wonderful memory booklet of Adelaide's puppies! Amy and Jenny
With love because your innocent face reminds me of Petunia I adopted so many years ago from Blue Dog!  - Petunia, CoCo (Who could be your twin) and Marcee
From one tripod to another, Archie the wonder beagle wishes Donny a speedy recovery!--Nora and Sean (in memory of Fiona)
Hope you get better soon! Love, Basil and Butternut
Donation in memory of Toby. - Tiffany
Stella hopes you recover quickly and have a happy life!
What a strong, brave boy you are, Donny! Best wishes for a speedy recovery and a wonderful forever home. Puppy kisses from Echo.
We wish you a speedy recovery!  Love, Gretzky

Sponsoring a Blue Dog is a way for you to give to the care of a particular Blue Dog in need.  Sponsorship can be in as little or as much as you'd like to donate.  When you sponsor a Blue Dog, we will list your name and a thank you by the dog's picture and bio on our Dogs page.  If you would like, we can also list your donation in honor or memory of friends, family, or pets.  Click here to learn more.
 

What?  You think a name like Mr. Pink is funny?  Well I've got news for you - I'm perfectly happy with it.  I love being Mr. Pink.  In fact, I'm just happy.  I like to run.  I like to play.  I like to chase a toy or two.  I'm about 2 years old and weigh just around 17 pounds.  That makes me just the right size - not too small, not too big.  Best guess is that I am a Chiba-Inu.  That's Chihuahua and Shiba Inu.  Or I guess you could go with Shiba Chinu.  Who cares?  What counts is that I'm awesome.  Email my foster mom at laura@bluedogrescue.com for more info.

Kathleen says "You are precious, Mr. Pink."
 

Hi! I'm Beignet and I'm looking for my perfect cafe-au-lait! I was stuck in a scary place with a bunch of other puppies. A lot of the puppies were disappearing, including my brother. I was worried my time was about up. Fortunately, 2 very nice Blue Dog fosters rescued me just in time. My fosters say I'm very sweet, just like a beignet, and love to play with my foster sister. I'm quickly becoming crate trained (I don't even cry when put in my crate) and am working on becoming house trained. I can even sit on command for a yummy treat! The vet said I'm in good shape. I've had my first vaccination and was recently spayed. I'm approximately 14 weeks old, a lab/terrier mix, and will most likely be 50-60 pounds when I'm all grown up. If you would like more information, please contact mary@bluedogrescue.com.
 

I'd like to sponsor Beignet in Loving Memory of Lucy, The Fun Nazi, from Allison and Cooper, her cousin.
Love to Beignet...who reminds us of our own rescue dog Sassy. - Mark & Lisa
 

Sponsored by Sharon - Happy Mother's Day! - Love, Kellie, Jason, Teddy, Ariel, Maddie, Riley, and Hopper
 

We got tired of Lindy and Tahoe always getting the credit for Blue Dog donations, so we broke in to Dad's PayPal account and decided to sponsor a dog.  In exchange for our cunning, you must promise to not let our dads adopt another dog! Love, Maya, Wilbur, Coco and Lilly (the cats).
 

Puppies, Puppies, everywhere!  Blue Dog is in need of quality puppy food for all these new puppies.  We try our best to keep these little ones on high quality food, especially since we know many of them haven't had the best start in life. 

Blue Dog can take puppy food donations at any of our adoption events.  Thanks so much for your support.

Brand new to Blue Dog, we are still getting to know Bennie. He’s an approximately 1 year old German Shepherd mix about 50 pounds. From the looks of his long nose and squatty body, he may have some Dachshund or Irish Setter way back in his bloodlines. But, no matter what he is, it shows in his demeanor how happy he is to be out of the shelter and in a home where he gets to sleep on blankets all night long. He’s done great with crate training and will gladly walk in there with just a little treat incentive. Bennie loves playing with toys and other dogs, but is not obnoxious about asking them to play with him. He loves getting attention, but can entertain himself with a toy if no one will give in to his playful antics. He’s been a very good boy in the time he’s been with Blue Dog. He would love an active family and would probably really enjoy having another dog to
play with. Bennie does have Sarcoptic Mange so could use your help in paying for his treatment which he has already started and is happily on the road to recovery!  If you have any questions about Bennie, please email his foster mom: Kristin@bluedogrescue.com.

Please consider donating via PayPal to help cover Bennie's care.

Thanks, Amanda, for helping Bennie.
With love from Bee Bee.
Best wishes from Rod.
 

He's fairly tolerant of the cats in his foster home, although (typical BC), he isn't thrilled when they get in his space and will sometimes make an ugly face at them. He currently lives with five dogs of various ages and sizes and has done fine, although he is a bit aloof with other dogs. He also likes playing with the water that sprays from the hose! We suspect Seamus is going to bond very strongly to his forever person; he will follow his foster mom quietly from room to room and sleeps right next to her bed at night. Seamus is recovering from an allergic reaction caused by fleas, so his forever home will need to be diligent about flea prevention. He also has very mild hip dysplasia in one hip. Rarely (usually after a long walk, or a particularly acrobatic catch!) he will limp for a step or two. The vet feels that he does not need surgery and the best course is to ensure moderate exercise and keep him on a glucosamine supplement and occasional pain relief if needed. It doesn't stop him from being able to leap or dive to catch his ball, hop up into the truck or climb steps, and, mild dysplasia or no, his hip far outlasts his foster mom's throwing arm! He's definitely on the sensitive side and is very intelligent. Seamus is a male 45 pound Border Collie, about 5 years old. He's neutered, heartworm negative, on flea/heartworm prevention, microchipped and up-to-date on vaccinations. For more information on Seamus, email jenny@bluedogrescue.com.
 

In memory of Brandy and all the other sweet older dogs looking for a forever home that realizes puppies don't have a monopoly on wonderful.
 

This is a donation in remembrance of Toby.  Toby was a great dog and his dad's Scott and Scott miss him so much.
For “Max Wisdom- the best dog ever”.
Merry Christmas to Victor from Sarah O.
 

Hi, Kermit here. My buddies and I were pulled out of the shelter a week ago cuz we were too young to stay there, and boy, am I glad! Now I get to play and goof off all the time, as well as getting down to the serious issue of sleep- I'm growing, and it wears me out! I am an adorable 7 week old terrier mix, the most outgoing of my litter. I am reddish brown with cute white toes, and I weigh about 4 pounds. I will probably grow up to be around 20-30 pounds. No young children for me, please, I've got sharp puppy teeth and claws! I've had my first shots and been dewormed, but I won't be ready to go for a few weeks yet. Austin area adopters only! You can email my ma at heidi@bluedogrescue.com if you wanna know more about me.
 

Did you know:  An unspayed female dog, her mate, and all of their puppies and their puppies' puppies, if none are ever spayed or neutered, can add up to over 12,000 dogs in 5 years!

Please - Don't litter - spay or neuter your pet.  Spread the word - encourage your friends and family to spay and neuter.

For information on low cost spay and neuter in the Austin area, visit Animal Trustees of Austin.
 

Oh my goodness! I went to the Lee Mannix Dog Camp with my foster mom. I got to do all kinds of fun stuff with all these other dogs. My foster mom taught me how to run an agility course, I was a natural! I love running through the tunnels and jumping through the tire ring. We also did sit, down & stay with distractions WOW I got lots of treats in that class because I was such a good girl. I also learned how to do tracking which was great; I never knew my nose could find so many treats if I just smell around and search for them. I have so many new dog friends from camp I hope to see them again someday. Hazel is a 7 month old Labby/ Pit Bull mix and currently weighs 45 pounds. She is crate trained, house trained, spayed, up to date on her vaccinations and is on flea/heartworm prevention too. If you’re interested in this sweet girl please email paula@bluedogrescue.com.

In memory of Thug, from Randy and Blue Dog Lucy.
 

Danica

This photo caught me at a pit stop, but much of the time I am zip, zip, zipping around! I was named after another petite brunette with a need for speed. I may weigh just eleven pounds, but I am chock full of personality and pizzazz. When I am finished making sure everything is in its proper place in the backyard, I love to curl up in a teeny-tiny ball and snuggle with my foster mom. It’s hard work on the racing circuit, after all. Although I definitely am bouncy and energetic, my foster mom tells me that my "joie de vivre" and enthusiasm makes her smile! Big dogs can intimidate me a little, but it doesn't take me long to settle in and start trying to play. The cat in my foster home has provoked me to achieve some of my very best land speed records, so I would do best in a cat-free home or one with an assertive, dog savvy feline. I’m used to being crated during the day and going for a long walk after my foster mom gets home from work. Oh, and I would prefer to sleep curled up with my people on the bed, please. (My celebrity status should be good for some perks.) I was found speeding down a busy road in South Austin and was picked up by a nice police officer. I was a little shy at the shelter so Blue Dog took me in. So far, I haven’t had any accidents in the house (have to learn to hold it on the track, don't ya know) and I don't seem to get into much mischief in terms of chewing. I’m a female Chihuahua mix, about a year old, spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative and on flea/heartworm prevention, and up to date on my vaccinations. For more information, email jenny@bluedogrescue.com.

In honor of Lynn Kindler's 50th birthday.
 

Spring training is under way and Shortstop is ready, willing and able to PLAY BALL! He loves to chase the ball and is learning to bring it back, although he does like you to chase him a bit, for the fun of it. Don't let those short legs fool you, he can run and keep up with all his dog buddies when they play. He is a team player and would like to join yours.

Shortstop is a 1 year old, 39 pound Basset/Retriever mix. He is in perfect health, house trained, crate trained and comes with a lifetime guarantee of love and devotion. He does require a home without cats. If you are looking for a new team member please e-mail lisa@bluedogrescue.com.
 

Possum is a nature girl, she loves to go hiking and explore. Possum's other love is her doggie friends. She showers them with kisses. Possum gets that not all dogs like her right away so she will send them air kisses for now. Possum loves to snuggle with her Human friends at home on the couch. Possum is just over a year old and weighs 40 pounds. We are not sure what type of breed Possum is, maybe a little bit of lots of breeds. One thing for sure, she is sweet and very good natured. Possum is crate trained, house trained, spayed and up to date on her vaccinations. If you would like to meet Possum, email kathy@bluedogrescue.com.

For Possum - may you find a loving home! Aaron and Bianca
 

Imagine letting your dog out on the side of the highway. What do you think she would do? Do you think she would be able to find water? Would she be able to use her wits & nose to find enough to eat? Would she stay out of the road? Well, that is what Francis did. She lived on the side of Highway 183 between Loyola & Manor for at least 2 years. She was all alone and was smart enough and obviously lucky enough to survive. Amazing huh? Francis, named after her guardian angel St. Francis, is what we like to call an American Brown Dog, which means it is hard to tell her lineage. We think she might be a Lab/Beagle mix. She weighs about 40 pounds and is approximately 4 years old. Since rescuing her, she has amazed us every single day. This stoic girl likes to be petted and loves a good scratching. She is great on lead and she is learning how to play. Francis does have a few health issues that need to be addressed. She has a limp and will need x-rays and surgery on one leg. She is heartworm positive and needs treatment. And she needs to be spayed and needs her teeth cleaned. She is scheduled for surgery next week. Francis is an exceptional dog, who deserves to live a life of comfort and a loving person/family to care for her. In her foster mom's opinion, whoever adopts this exceptional girl will be very lucky. For more info contact suzy@bluedogrescue.com.

Please consider donating via PayPal to help cover Francis' care.

For Francis - In honor of Pepper (Camelia) BDR '04. May you find a loving home soon. Aria & Chris
Thanks to Julie H. for helping Francis.
Thanks to Joel and Joanna for supporting Blue Dog Rescue.
 

Glad you're safe and warm now, BB. - Kathleen
Thanks to Tina for helping the Burrito.
 

In honor of Shadow.  From Lynne Boggs and Bill Cariker.
 

A donation has been made in memory of Max Phan, a wonderful Chow.
 

Guy came from a rural shelter as a cruelty confiscation. He and several other dogs at the home had been tied up for months on chains barely long enough to allow them to turn around, with no shelter, food, or water. He was covered with scabs and literally skin and bones when he came to the shelter. While the case waited to be heard, Guy was held there. A Blue Dog foster person had seen him shortly after he came in and couldn’t get the emaciated yellow dog out of her mind. She visited him each weekend, bathed him, walked him, and let the animal control officer working the case know that Blue Dog would try to find a foster space for him if the judge was willing to release the dog rather than ordering him destroyed. Animal control staff was able to get Guy released, and we made a space for him in a Blue Dog foster home. Guy can still be a bit hesitant in busy surroundings and with strangers, but once he gets to know someone, you have a buddy for life. Shoes are his ultimate weakness. For some reason, no matter how many toys are in the room, if there’s a shoe on the floor, he will zero right in. Sashaying over in typical waggy hip-swinging pit bull fashion, he will gently pick up the shoe, peek around to be sure nobody is watching, and then carry it over to his bed. He hasn’t eaten any, but he sure does like to collect them. Toys come a close second; he likes ‘em squeaky, floppy, bouncy, squishy, you name it. He’s quite proficient at fetching tennis balls, when it’s not so hot. He’s a bit of a wilting violet in the heat and much prefers to hang out inside. Guy is a pit bull mix, about 2 1/2 years old. He’s been neutered, is heartworm negative and on prevention, is up-to-date on his vaccinations and microchipped. For more information, email jenny@bluedogrescue.com.

Guy looks just like Sassy...so here's some love from her!
We would never call Guy a snowbunny, brrr!  Thanks for the dog sweater donations, Shawna and Ed!  They are keeping Blue Dogs toasty warm!
Thanks to Horizon Printing for donating to Blue Dog.
Rosie (Rosetta when she was adopted by from Blue Dog) would like to sponsor Guy in memory of Lucy's sister Kathy's dog, Sallie. Sallie was a good dog and Kathy loved her a lot and will miss her terribly.
This donation of love is from Sassy Cummings to Gus.  She swears he's her long lost cousin.
 

Did you know?

A $25 donation will provide a basic vet exam and vaccinations for 1 Blue Dog.

A $50 donation will provide a basic vet exam, vaccinations, a fecal exam, and heartworm testing for 1 Blue Dog.

A $75 donation will provide a basic vet exam, vaccinations, a fecal exam, heartworm testing, and heartworm and flea preventative for 1 Blue Dog.

A $100 donation will provide a basic vet exam, vaccinations, a fecal exam, heartworm testing, and spay or neuter 1 Blue Dog.
 

3-10-08 I'm off to training where I will be learning basic obedience, try out the agility course and be ready for a new home in about 12 weeks. Please e-mail my foster family as they can arrange a time for you to visit me at school so I can show off everything I have learned.

3-29-08 A note from Jackpot's trainer: This week was a big week for Jackpot. He began to learn agility and loves it. His specialty so far is jumping. He not only clears the jumps but goes for style points by hanging in the air or going over then sideways. we will be continuing agility this week and we both are looking forward to it. We also had our first test together this Friday. We had do sit for one minute, lay down for three minutes, stay on his place bed for five minuets, heel, sit at the door until told to go, and come to me when called. Jackpot was perfect in all but the heeling, he decided he had an itch halfway through which provided for some laughs from other students and some instructors. Once he got the itch out of the way he heeled good again.

In memory of my rescue girl, Blue, 1990-2007 - Terry.
 

3-10-08 I'm off to training where I will be learning basic obedience, try out the agility course and be ready for a new home in about 12 weeks. Please e-mail my foster family as they can arrange a time for you to visit me at school so I can show off everything I have learned.

3-30-2008 A note from Barnum's trainer: Barnum had an important test this week to demonstrate to the Instructors, what he has learned so far. He did such a good job that I made him boiled chicken breast for dinner!!!! During the test we were surrounded by all the other dogs, as they were also being tested at the same time. He had to go to his bed as instructed, and stay on it for five minutes. It was a piece of cake. He then had to sit for 1 minute. Halfway through, he did lie down for a nap, but since he didn't go anywhere, he didn't lose many points, and I said it was okay since this is something he usually does very well. I was a little nervous that he wouldn't lie down for the required 3 minutes and stay at the end of the 6' leash, since he has a habit of crawling to me and putting a paw on my foot. I asked him to PLEASE be a good boy and lie down and stay in position and he did. He also had to sit at the door without bolting through it and wait until he was told to move. This is one of his favorites since it is so easy. The last thing we had to do was come when called. Guess what. The instructor told me that our recall was the BEST out of all the dogs in the test!

In honor of Pam saving Gigi.
With Love from Bee Bee.
Thanks to Susan who donated all the way from Oslo, Norway.
Donations were made by the Whole Food Market Global Data Team in lieu of a holiday gift exchange this year.
 

3-10-08 I'm off to training where I will be learning basic obedience, try out the agility course and be ready for a new home in about 12 weeks. Please e-mail my foster family as they can arrange a time for you to visit me at school so I can show off everything I have learned.

3-29-08 A note from Bu's trainer: Bu and I embarked on a journey to prove our courage and stamina this week... it was our first Practical Test. The grades aren't out yet, but we both feel that we did our best. Bu enjoys pleasing me, and I discovered this week that Bu will do anything for a hot dog (piece). She will even go willingly into a crate in the name of hot dogs. There was a big fun event here at the facility on Saturday and Bu did wonderfully, walking in a crowd of people and dogs. She stood comfortably when kids approached her and never really showed any signs of uncertainty about her environment. I took her into my house this week, and she has relatively nice house manners. She was rather fond of the couch, but was quick to learn that it was mine and not hers. She sits almost every time I ask her to, her "down" is improving, and she is heeling almost perfectly now.

Here's hoping 2008 brings you lots of nose kisses! - Kathleen
In honor of Lynn Boggs Cariker from Carol and Ward.
 

3-10-08 I'm off to training where I will be learning basic obedience, try out the agility course and be ready for a new home in about 12 weeks. Please e-mail my foster family as they can arrange a time for you to visit me at school so I can show off everything I have learned.

3-29-08 A note from Panther's trainer: Panther has made some great accomplishments this week. We worked on our heeling, right next to all the other, dog kennels, and she was nothing but focused! We kept at it with our basic commands such as sit, down, and heel and were really getting things ironed out. She tried agility with me, and really loves the tunnels. She's pretty fast when she wants to be, or when I have a treat at the other end of the tunnel.
 

Please consider donating via PayPal to help cover Meredith's care.

3-10-08 I'm off to training where I will be learning basic obedience, try out the agility course and be ready for a new home in about 12 weeks. Please e-mail my foster family as they can arrange a time for you to visit me at school so I can show off everything I have learned.

In loving memory of Sam, from you brothers, Major, Fletch, and "W"
What beautiful brown eyes you have, Meredith. I wish you a loving home in memory of my sweet Maxwell. - Laura
Hugs to Meredith the beagle! - Stephanie & Wayne
Meredith has been sponsored by Renee.
What beautiful brown eyes you have, Meredith. I wish you a loving home in memory of my sweet Maxwell.
Thanks so much to Jessica for helping Meredith.
 

Merry Christmas to Twyla, Jenny, and Blue Dog Rescue. From two very happy couch loving mutts, Lindy and Tahoe.
 

Get some stuff!

Todd and Teresa sponsor Jack in memory of Joe Fettig with deepest sympathies to Megan.
 

Binks and Stella (former Blue Dog Vespa) wish Weidman a "forever family".
To goofy Weidman!  Here's wishing you a love-filled life forever and ever! xoxo Cole and Lisa
For Weidman, in honor of Dakota. You'll find your forever home soon!!
 

Merry Christmas to Suzanne from Careen
To the Pinkertons from Monkey...who knows what it feels like to take the yucky tasting mange treatment!
 

Angela Lansbury

That's right, Angela Lansbury, three-time Academy Award-nominated, Emmy-nominated, four-time Tony-winning and six-time Golden Globe-winning actress.  And now, I am ready for my next role as your best friend.  I love to hang out and watch re-runs of Murder She Wrote or any other good television dramas.  And I really love that crossover episode of Magnum p.i.  where I appeared as novelist J.B. Fletcher and got to hang out with that hunky Tom Selleck.  Oh, but back to me.  I'm an easy going gal at about 6 or 7 years old and maybe 12 pounds.  If you are looking for a girl like me to hang with, just email laura@bluedogrescue.com or click on my picture and go ahead and fill out an application.

Here's to Angela, who at first glance, reminds me of my precious Miss Daisy, celebrating her 8th year in heaven.  Until we meet again, Miss D, may God hold you in the palm of His hands.
 

Penney Lane

My name is Penney Lane. My sister Red and I were hanging out at the shelter before we were rescued. Thank goodness for my new foster mom. I couldn’t handle that place anymore. I’m a bit of a diva and like things my own way.  Like the other day my blanket was in my crate but I wanted to sleep in the middle of the room, so I dragged it to exactly where I wanted it and took a nap! I love naps, but I love to play even more! I’m not picky what I play with. I like toys, leaves, shoes and even fingers and toes, so I probably shouldn’t play with small kids. Although I have to maintain my diva status, I’m almost completely potty trained and am letting my foster mom teach me a few tricks. I’m about 8-9 weeks old and 9 pounds, but I’m hoping to be 50 pounds when I grow up to be the shepherd mix everyone keeps telling me I am. For more information contact valerie@bluedogrescue.com.
 

Hattie

Hattie, you are so pretty. I hope you find the perfect forever home and that you get lots of love in your life. Brandie
 

Bodie

Steven has donated in memory of Whistler Nelson.
Thanks to Binks and Stella (Vespa) for helping BDR.
 

Hannah Montana

Like my namesake, I am a bit of a diva! I am a beautiful 7 week old pure white poodle mix, with soft white wavy hair. I like to wrestle and play with my siblings, but I also will sneak off to the side for a snooze by myself! I know I'm quite pretty, but I'm also pretty spunky. I weigh about 3 and a half pounds. I'll grow up to be around 20-30 pounds. No young children for me, please, I've got sharp puppy teeth and claws! I've had my first shots and been dewormed, but I won't be ready to go for a few weeks yet. Austin area adopters only! You can email my ma at heidi@bluedogrescue.com if you wanna know more about me.
 

Myrtle

So, I'm the runt of my litter, at about 3.5 pounds. But, I don't let that stop me! When I first got to my foster parents house, the other pups kinda beat up on me. However, since I've been there, my terrier spunky side has come out, and now I hold my own with my siblings. I am adventurous and I like to check things out. No young children for me, please, I've got sharp puppy teeth and claws! I am a super-cute 7 week old border terrier mix, and will probably grow up to be around 20-30 pounds. I've had my first shots and been dewormed, but I won't be ready to go for a few weeks yet. Austin area adopters only! You can email my ma at heidi@bluedogrescue.com if you wanna know more about me.
 

Gonzo

Well, my name is a little bit misleading- I'm not wild or crazy. I am, in fact, a snuggler. I like to snuggle my head in the crook of my foster dad's neck, or on the other puppies, and go to sleep. I look like a little baby seal when I sleep. I am a 7 week old, handsome blonde and white terrier mix, and I weigh about 4 pounds. I'll probably grow up to be around 20-30 pounds. No young children for me, please, I've got sharp puppy teeth and claws! I've had my first shots and been dewormed, but I won't be ready to go for a few weeks yet. Austin area adopters only! You can email my ma at heidi@bluedogrescue.com if you wanna know more about me.
 

Emmett

Love to all the Blue Dogs from Bee Bee.
 

Hey Everyone, Brando here, otherwise known by my new name “Clyde Blue”. Well, I wanted to let you guys know that I got adopted and life is great. These two hot chicks adopted me named Pico and Izzy. It’s weird because they’re dogs and I don’t know how they did it. Whoa, wait a minute now that I think about it, there are some humans here, too. Yeah, I was adopted by an awesome human family with two grown-ups and this hilarious kid who is always crawling around, acting like one of us. Crazy. I have two beautiful girlfriends, uh, I mean sisters, who chew on me and make me chase them and are always fighting over who is in charge of me. Man, I just roll over on my back and say “Girls, Girls, you can both tell me what to do, no big deal.” This is the life. I have a huge backyard and I go on walks to big parks where I run all over the place. I’m just so happy in my new forever home and sometimes I miss my foster parents but I think that this is where I was always supposed to be, so that’s why I spent so much time at my foster home, waiting for these guys to find me. See ya’ll at the park sometime!

Bee Bee sends her love to Brando!