Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for October 15, 2018

Smith and Wesson are 8-month old bonded male Dachshunds who are available for adoption from Forgotten Paws Pet Rescue in Acworth, GA. They are good with kids, other dogs, and cats.

Snickers is a 7-month old male Shepherd & Corgi mix puppy who is available for adoption from Forgotten Paws Pet Rescue in Acworth, GA.

Snickers is a super happy, active boy. He loves to run and play and will need an ACTIVE HOME with time to work with and train a puppy. He has always had other dogs to play with and he loves it. It is a great way to burn off his energy. He loves other dogs but when he sees dogs he doesn’t know he wants to get to them. Just to sniff, but his excitement and how fast he runs at the other dogs can upset them. We are working on this and maybe if he found a home that took him on walks and dog parks to help socialize him, he would be great. He has always lived in a foster home with other dogs and comes and goes from the kennel house so he can attend adoption events. He adjusts to the changes and is so smart.

Snickers is crate trained and housebroken. He needs to be crated when no one is home b/c he is still a puppy and will chew on things. We keep him stocked with tons of bones and toys to keep him occupied. At night he sleeps free. He lays on his dog bed or under the bed.

Virginia is a 7-month old female Pibble puppy who is available for adoption from Forgotten Paws Pet Rescue in Acworth, GA.

Virginia loves to carry toys around when she is happy. We call them her “babies”. Her mother does the same thing. Virginia is always happy. She wiggles her butt and loves to play with the other dogs. When I let her out of her crate she runs to find a baby and happily carries it outside to go potty. She is also that dog who will carry her baby on walks if you let her. LOL

She also loves to cuddle. She will climb up on the bed and lay her head in my lap to take naps and get cuddles. She is great with dogs of all sizes. She is a little skittish of new dogs and will bark at them at first, all while moving backwards away from them. It takes her a little time to adjust so she will need someone with patience. Once she knows the dogs she just wants to play. Honestly, Virginia just needs to get out and be socialized more outside of her comfort zone. Sadly, since she has been raised at the kennel house, we just don’t have the manpower to do this.