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Saturday, February 4, 2012
10:00 am - 1:30 pm

Capital Agway (Brunswick), 1173 Hoosick Rd., Troy, NY 12180

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Peppertree Rescue Dogs

IMPORTANT: The first step in the adoption process is to complete an adoption application. We have a limited number of volunteers and we do not have the resources to respond to inquiries about specific dogs from non-applicants. If you are interested in a Peppertree dog you must submit an application. NO EXCEPTIONS!

IMPORTANT: If you are looking to surrender your dog to Peppertree, please see our Surrendering Your Dog Section of this web site.


The application is available online (and via a downloadable PDF file). If you have completed a similar application for another group and have a copy, we will accept that; mail it to PO Box 2396, Albany NY 12220.

If you are out of the immediate Capital District area and cannot attend a Peppertree Clinic in the Albany, NY area, we ask that you provide a home visit report from a local rescue group with your application. You will need to travel to meet our volunteers and our dogs.

Applicants will receive regular notification regarding the dogs available for adoption and will be invited to our clinics to meet our dogs.

Before you look at our dogs, please read How to Adopt a Peppertree Dog


Available Dogs

AmberAMBER - Beagle, female, 1 year. Amber is a beautiful little girl with the most soulful eyes! She and Bramble were found as strays in rural Albany county. Amber lives to be with people and greets everyone she meets with a wagging tail. She is a very quiet girl (not a barker at all) who will stay right by your side, and in your lap if possible! Amber is strongly bonded to Bramble (see below) and we would like to find a home that would keep them together. Both Amber and Bramble are wonderful passengers in the car.


Amber Needs A Foster Home Amber Needs A Foster Home!

BitsyBITSY - Chihuahua mix, female, 2 years. Bitsy is a small (16 lbs) sweet young lady who was found as a stray and is in need of a loving home. She is good with the other dogs and cats in her foster home, though she is curious about the cats and will occasionally playfully chase them, so dog-savvy cats would most likely be best. She so loves to play with her canine foster brothers and sisters that we hope to find her a home with another dog. A fence yard would be recommended since she loves to go out and play in the yard. She knows basic commands, likes to go for walks and is very friendly with people. Bitsy is quite the lap dog! She barks to let you know that someone is at the door or if she hears a loud noise, but is not a constant barker.

BrambleBRAMBLE - Beagle, female, 5 years. Bramble was found as a stray with her friend (daughter?) Amber. Sadly, no one stepped forward to claim them. Bramble is a lovely girl with a truly beautiful personality, and is very quiet for a beagle. She loves all people including kids, and expects only love in return. She has very good manners in the car. Bramble seems fine with other dogs but would love to find a home with Amber (see above) since they have such a strong bond. Cats are unknown.


Bramble Needs A Foster Home Bramble Needs A Foster Home!

Brie and nike (a.k.a. babe and nicki)BRIE AND NIKE (A.K.A. BABE AND NICKI) - German Shorthaired Pointers, females, 11 and 9 years. Brie and Nike are a mother daughter pair who came to Peppertree when their family's living situation changed. Brie is the solid liver dog, Nike is the ticked dog (sitting up) in the photo. Since the pair has spent their life together and clearly enjoy being together, Peppertree would like to try to keep them together but we would consider applicants interested in one of the girls. Both girls are loving and devoted to their people. They are housebroken, know basic commands, and are excellent off leash (once they are bonded to you). Both girls did hunt extensively until a few years ago and will go to point outside. They would likely enjoy hobby hunting after a little refresher. Brie is the more confident and Nike is more shy but after warming up Nike is a glutton for affection! They are fine with other dogs but with a hunting past should not be placed with cats.

CandyCANDY - Pitbull Terrier Mix, female, 7 years. Candy is a very petite and pretty spayed Pit Bull. True to the breed she loves all people and "has never met a stranger." Eager to please, happy, and high energy, Candy loves to be where the action is. So much so that she will scale a fence, but once on the other side, will simply run to greet the first person she might see. Chasing squirrels is a favorite activity, as is running alongside a bike on leash. Car rides are also something our Candy loves. She is crate trained and once she learns that the people in the house run things, not Candy, she is very respectful of rules. This special girl came to us in bad shape due to serious allergies, but now on a daily regimen of Benadryl and a fish and potato kibble, her skin has responded very well. Even when Candy looked pathetic because of the raw, oozing sores on her skin, she never lost her sweet nature. The tail never stops wagging, in the most adorable up-and-down-side-to-side motion. Her adoption fee is sponsored and Peppertree will pledge a monetary amount to purchasing her food.


Candy Needs A Foster Home Candy Needs A Foster Home!

GabrielGABRIEL - Shepherd mix, male, 12 years. Gabriel was a stray on the streets of New York City for who knows how long. He was in a rather disheveled state. He has had all his vaccinations and tested negative for heartworm and Lyme, but as he is very underweight, we will wait to neuter him (at Peppertree’s expense) until he has had a chance to put on some weight. He is very calm with almost everything - he is fine with other dogs (wags his tail and likes to say hello), people and cats. He should not go to a home with young children as he just wants and needs a quiet place to rest his head with some warmth, comfort, good food and love.


Gabriel Needs A Foster Home Gabriel Needs A Foster Home!

JadaJADA - Bulldog mix, female, 1-2 years. Jada is believed to be an American Bulldog/Boxer mix. She is approximately a year and a half. She came to us as a stray and has done well in her foster home. She is housebroken and knows her basic commands but she could probably use obedience classes just for some polishing. She is great with kids and will do well in a home with kids. She loves to play and romp around so she will definitely need a large back yard or room to run. Although she is not in a house with cats, when she sees them outside she is interested but backs down immediately from them. She seems to be OK with some dogs but not sure how she will do in a home with others.

JeterJETER - American Bulldog Mix, male, 11 months. Do you still harbor your childhood wish of getting a pony but also want a lap dog? Well, Jeter may be your boy. This 100 pound fellow is full of love and enthusiasm and does not understand that he is a tad too big to sit on your lap. Jeter loves to play with other dogs and is good with children, although due to his size we would be careful placing him with small children. Cats are unknown but he does like to chase and play with other dogs so we do think the cat would need to be dog savvy. Still a puppy in body and spirit, he has a lot to learn but is very willing to learn and responds well to treats! He will make a wonderful dog in the right home. He is good on a leash and house trained, but like all puppies he is working on curbing his chewing habits. Thankfully, he loves a kong or rubber chew toy, but he still needs some reminders. Jeter is also a digger, but does well staying inside his fence.


Jeter Needs A Foster Home Jeter Needs A Foster Home!

JojoJOJO - Foxhound/Coonhound Mix, male, 3 years. JoJo is one of our special dogs. Sadly, he's been with us for a year and a half, but we've learned a great deal about his personality during that time and we've softened some of his "rough edges." He has settled into his foster home, since he's eager to please and responds well to positive reinforcement and a set routine. He is crate-trained and housetrained. He loves to play and run around with his foster family's dogs. JoJo has mellowed a great deal since his puppy days; he is moderately active and would do well with an owner who walks or runs routinely. He loves to snuggle, and is happy to follow his foster family around as they work around the house and yard. While he currently coexists with two cats in his foster home, he heartily enjoys chasing small animals and can't be placed with them. Because of his nose and prey drive, JoJo will need to stay on leash/harness when he's not in a fenced environment. Although his foster family has a young child, he can be exuberant and would do best in a home without children under twelve. He'd be happy in a household as an only dog, or, with proper introduction, with a friendly playmate. JoJo would love to have an owner or family to call his own!

LAYLA - Heinz 57 :-), female, 7 months. Layla is a very happy-go-lucky pup! Her mix is a true mystery. She came to us from a family with a 7 year old and a 4 year old and she really enjoyed their company. Layla is already housebroken and crate trained. She weighs about 29 lbs and isn't expected to grow much bigger. She gets along beautifully with other dogs, but thinks cats are fun to chase and annoy! She does respect a dog savvy cat that will tell her no. Layla has been diagnosed with a mild case of cerebellum hypoplasia. Her condition will not worsen, and does not affect her daily life. When she is running at full speed, you’ll notice that she is a little crooked and when she is walking on a hard surface, you’ll hear her nails touching the floor as she moves her feet forward. She does stairs without a problem and, if allowed, she will hop on the couch to snuggle. Layla is currently living with 4 dogs and while she likes to play with them, she tends to seek the attention of her foster mom.

MickeyMICKEY - Chihuahua mix, male, 9 years. Mickey is an affectionate, pint-sized boy who was dropped off at a local shelter because his owner lost his job. Mickey is shy and quiet, but loves people and will follow you everywhere. Only 9 pounds, he enjoys being petted and wants to lay on the couch next to his person or on someone's lap during TV time. He is housebroken and fine with other dogs and cats. He is crazy about walks (unless it is cold outside) and gets very excited when he sees a leash. No children under 12 because of his size.

MojaveMOJAVE - Hound/Retriever, male, 1 year. Mojave is a medium-sized, playful and friendly boy who came to Peppertree from a Georgia shelter. He is very eager to please. Currently, he is being fostered in a home with 2 cats and 2 dogs. He gets along with all of them well. Since Mojave has a lot of puppy in him still we think he would do best with another dog for a playmate. He would love to have some kids in his home too! Mojave does well in a crate and knows how to sit. He is also housebroken.

Molly brownMOLLY BROWN - Rottie Mix, female, 3 years. The Unsinkable Molly Brown weighs about 68 lbs and is a low energy girl - a daily walk would do for exercise. When the weather was nice she enjoyed sun bathing outside. She is housebroken and crate trained but does not need to be crated (a baby gate would do). Molly also is so bright and intelligent that she has earned the Canine Good Citizen title (CGC). Molly can sit, lay down, stay, come, heel, shake (both paws) and spin. Molly's favorite game is tug with a rope, but she does not get carried away and she has a really cool release word and hand signal for her to drop it. Her foster mom has recently discovered that Molly knows what a drive-thru window is and she is willing to eat some french fries if you will allow. Molly gets along with the male dogs in her foster home, but she would not mind being the only dog. Molly has been in a home with cats but it would be best if the cat is already dog-savvy. Molly Brown was surrendered to us with skin problems that cleared up when she was put on a grain-free dog food, and she will need to continue on this to keep her skin healthy. It is readily available at a reasonable cost at any pet store.


Molly Brown Needs A Foster Home Molly Brown Needs A Foster Home!

ReillyREILLY - German Shepherd Mix, male, 6 years. Reilly is from the Scooby Shelter in Medina del Campo, Spain ( Click Here to Visit Scooby's Website ) who rescued him after he was abandoned in a field (the website contains video of Reilly, formerly known as Obama, at the shelter). Reilly is on the shy side but once he trusts you, he loves ear rubs!! Reilly is blind – but just like any blind dog, once they understand the layout of the house and yard, they need little, if any, assistance. Reilly will do best in a home by himself or with one other dog. He likes to chew on rawhides and roam around the yard soaking up the sun. Cats are unknown.

ShebaSHEBA - Black lab mix, female, 2 years. Sheba is a very pretty medium-sized lab mix with a moderate energy level. If her foster family were not already at their capacity for canine family members, Sheba would be a keeper! While still somewhat shy, she is a joyous and gentle dog that would make a superb companion. Sheba blossoms with other dogs and withers on her own; therefore, she will ONLY be placed in a home with at least one other dog. She seems to be fine with children and cats, although because of her submissive nature, older children would be the best match. A true pleasure to take on a long walk, she walks along on a loose leash 100% of the time and will jog alongside you perfectly. Her house manners are impeccable, and Sheba loves to be praised for doing anything that requires her to be a bit bold!

Sir luckySIR LUCKY - Lab/Rottie mix, male, 12 years. Sir Lucky is a handsome fellow who certainly doesn't look or act his age. Sadly, he came to Peppertree when his owner died. It took Lucky a bit of time to adjust to his new living situation, but with time he's really come out of his shell. Boy are we glad he did! Sir Lucky is a very loyal and devoted companion who bonds deeply with his human family. One of Sir Lucky's favorite positions is head on your lap and looking up at you with loving eyes while you watch TV or read a book. He also loves to play fetch and will happily munch on a ball and then bring it back for you to throw again. He enjoys playing with toys of all shape and sizes, taking naps, sleeping in, and going for walks. Sir Lucky amuses his foster family with his antics and has a very gentle temperament. Sir Lucky gets along well with all dogs, cats, and people (he loves kids). Sir Lucky is in good health for his age, only needing daily drops in one eye for glaucoma. His foster family thinks he's awesome, and he's looking for a family to call his very own. ( Click Here to see a short video clip of Sir Lucky playing at the beach! )

Sweet pea (a.k.a. charlotte)SWEET PEA (A.K.A. CHARLOTTE) - Black mouth cur? Mix, female, 3-4 years. Sweet Pea is a wonderful dog who recently came to Peppertree from a Georgia shelter. She is a gentle, affectionate, and very calm girl who enjoys the company of other dogs, but also has the potential to do well as a single dog. She loves children and adults alike, but she is still working on not getting too rough when playing with people, so we think she might be better in a in a home with only older children. Sweet Pea is completely house trained and has full run of the house while her foster parents are out. She has handled this responsibility with not one ounce of difficulty! Sweet Pea is currently living with a cat in her foster home, but shows too much interest in it to be safely placed with one.

Other Dogs Available For Adoption - Neighbors Corners

The dogs are still living with their owners but need to find a new home. Each of these dogs has been evaluated by Peppertree and -- based on that evaluation and on information from the owner -- we consider them as qualified to be taken into our program .... if we had room. (We must note, however, that we do not have the detailed knowledge that we gain about dogs that are actually in the program and in our own foster homes.)


Neighbor's Corner Dogs (19)           Last Updated: 01/31/2012 21:01:04

Help Orphan Puppies (HOP)

For the past several years, Peppertree Rescue and Help Orphan Puppies have frequently worked together. While Peppertree specializes in finding homes for adult dogs, Help Orphan Puppies focuses on finding homes for puppies. In the future, we will be combining our efforts in order to more effectively promote the dogs and puppies in both our programs with the common goal of finding loving, forever homes for them. Please feel free to visit our websites at http://www.peppertree.org and http://www.helporphanpuppies.org.

Please note: We are two individual organizations and have different adoption applications. Feel free to contact us with any questions. Thank you!


Dogs in Program Not Available for Adoption

The following are additional dogs within the Peppertree Program. They are currently not available for adoption as they are undergoing rehabilitation and assessment in their foster homes. Due to limited resources, we are unable to respond to any inquiries about the dogs listed below. Hopefully they will be added to our Available Dogs section shortly.


BRIDEY - Retriever/Shepherd mix, female, 2-3 years? Just arrived and being evaluated in a foster home.

CILLIAN - Shetland Sheepdog, male, 6 years. In a foster home and receiving medical care.

FRANCO - Beagle, male, 3-4 years. Returning to Peppertree for further evaluation.

PERRY - Retriever mix, male, 6 months. Being evaluated in a foster home.

 
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