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Tandy is one of 7 schnauzers that came from one home.  She is approximately three years old and is an all white princess who loves attention.  She will gladly show you here belly so you can rub it. 

She is fine with cats but does like to chase them a bit and bark at them.  Her foster mom's cats just ignore this, but not all cats would.  Tandy seems to be good with other dogs, however, we were told that in her previous home she did not get along very well with other dogs and could be a bit pushy and bossy.  At her foster home there is a rule that every one must get along, so Tandy is learning what home life is about and is getting a refresher course in house training.  She is doing very well in all of her learning

She would prefer a fenced in yard where she could run and play.  She could live with children ages 12 and up. 

Tandy will be getting spayed very soon and will then be ready for her forever home.  She is being fostered in Central Massachusetts. 
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Macie is about four years old and is one of the 7 dogs that came from one home.  She is salt and pepper with cropped ears.  Macie is a bit insecure and it takes her a few minutes to warm up to you.  It's best to allow her to approach you on her own.  She warmed up to her foster mom very quickly and now does a body wiggle when she gets excited. 

Tandy loves to snuggle and she gets along well with other dogs and with cats.  She could live with children aged 12 years or older.  She is getting used to home life and is also getting a refresher course in house training.  A fenced in yard would be really good for her so that she could run around freely and safely. 

Macie will be getting spayed soon and will then be ready for her foster home.  She is being fostered in Central Massachusetts. 
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Lizzy is a two year old salt and pepper girl with a bubbly personality.  She is one of the 7 schnauzers that came into our rescue from one home.  Lizzy gets along great with other dogs and with cats.  She would do well with children aged 10 and older. 

She has officially learned how to leash walk and goes for walks with her foster brother and sisters.  She is learning what home life is about and is enjoying it to the fullest extent.  She is getting a refresher course in house training and is doing very well at that. 

Lizzy will be spayed soon and will then be ready for her forever home.  She is being fostered in Central Massachusetts.

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Emmie has been in one of our foster homes since April.  She is small, at 8 pounds, and so her foster family has nicknamed her "Peanut."  She is a Maltese/Poodle mix with natural ears and a docked tail.  She is 1.5 years old. 

Emmie is an insecure dog.  She was not well socialized as a puppy, and so is very afraid of new people and situations.  She has come a long way from when she first arrived into rescue.  She has joy in her heart.  It is most evident when she romps around outside, trotting around the yard with a toy in her mouth that is just about as big as she is. 

She requires a family that has had a lot of experience with dogs.  Her new home should be child-free.  Young adult children would be fine, she would not do well with children under the age of 15 or so.  She seems to bond best with one person.  This is not unusual for either toy poodles or maltese, so it's not surprising that she has this tendency. 

It would be best for her new home to have another dog, as it's when she's with other dogs that she is her bravest.  The dogs in her foster home have helped Emmie a lot on her road to recovery.  Her canine friend needs to be around her size or no bigger than 20 pounds, as she is afraid of bigger dogs that try to play with her. 

She is mostly house trained and will do best with someone who is home at least part time.  She also requires a fenced-in yard, no exceptions will be made. 

Emmie is spayed and up to date on her immunizations and is being fostered in Central Massachusetts.  .