The Nursery

Blondie and her Bambino

Breed: Cairn Terrier Mix

Born: October 30, 2025

Number of puppies: 1

Approx. Date for Adoption: December 30, 2025

Beautiful Blondie was surrendered to us with a tummy full of puppies. Unfortunately, her uterus ruptured and despite an emergency c-section, only one pup survived. Blondie is being a great mom to her single pup and both will be looking for new homes in time to ring in the New Year!

Millie and her Mini's

Breed: Chihuahua Mix

Born: December 1st

Number of puppies: 5

Approx. Date for Adoption: February 3rd

Millie was given to us, very pregnant, by a family who is moving out of the country. She gave birth in one of our foster homes and is being an excellent mommy to her 5 puppies.

Honey & her Honeycombs

Breed: Border Terrier Mix

Born: December 16th

Number of puppies: 7

Approx. Date for Adoption: February 15th

🐾  🍯

Sweet Honey welcomed seven healthy babies — six boys and one little girl — and both mom and pups are doing wonderfully. After being found huddled under an underpass, Honey and her babies are now safe, cozy, and surrounded by care in one of our loving foster homes.

The puppies are being called the Honeycombs: Blaze, Spark, Ember, Flare, Toast, Sunny, and little Lumi. Their names reflect the warmth and comfort they’re now receiving — something Honey and her babies will always know after starting life out in the cold.

Honey is proving to be a gentle, attentive mama, and the Honeycombs are growing stronger each day. We’ll be sharing updates as this sweet family continues to thrive.

 

Big Dog Energy

Breed: Chihuahua Mix

Born: December 2, 2025

Number of puppies: 4

Approx. Date for Adoption: February 3rd

🐶 Big Dog Energy Litter

Meet the Big Dog Energy litter — four tiny pups with a big story.

When Animal Foundation called, these babies were just 4 days old 🍼 and labeled as pit bull mixes. We rushed in, grabbed bottles, and raised them in our foster home from the very beginning.

DNA results later revealed a fun twist: while they’re mixed (as most rescue pups are), they have a strong Chihuahua influence. At just 5 weeks old, they weigh about 2 lbs, and we expect them to stay closer to Chihuahua size than Bulldog size, with an estimated adult weight of 10–20 lbs.

Raised in a loving home and well-handled from day one, these pups are getting a great start in life and will be available in early February.

Big Dog Energy — tiny bodies, big personalities.

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