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Ava – Dalmatian Rescue North Miami Beach, FL

Adult Female Large Black, White / Cream

About

CHARACTERISTICS: loving, calm
COAT LENGTH: Short
HOUSE-TRAINED: Yes
HEALTH: Vaccinations up to date, spayed/neutered.
GOOD IN A HOME WITH Other dogs.

An Adventure for the 11th Dalmatian Rescued in Breeder Confiscation

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My name is Jasper, and I’m The 11th Dalmatian from the breeder confiscation. You’re just now seeing my face because I took a slight detour when I arrived in Miami. I slipped my lead and decided to take an adventure of my own on a spin around the neighborhood. I must admit it was quite scary. I had no idea where I was, I got very hungry and tired. Then suddenly a miracle happened!  A good Samaritan found me. Thank goodness for my microchip. It was my ticket back. Dalmatian Rescue made all the right contacts. I did spend one night in the slammer, but Dalmatian Rescue was promptly there the next morning to bail me out. Needless to say, I’m very relieved and very grateful to be back with my companions. Don’t think I’ll be trying that again!!  🙃

Jasper

Introducing Brody – Brody was Rescued from Nassau County Home

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BrodyMy new name is Brody and I’m the brother to Cali and Belle. I am really shy and still scared, but with lots of love and patience, I will develop my personality. As you can see, I am missing my back left foot. Since I came from a breeder confiscation situation, it’s not really known how that happened. I am adorable just the same, I can still walk, and that makes me unique! I’m a youngster looking for just the right forever home.Brody

21 Dalmatians Rescued from a Dilapidated Nassau County Home

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Dals Living in Deplorable Conditions.HOMES AND FUNDS NEEDED!!!!

Dalmatian Rescue recently took in 11 Dals from this horrific situation. Although it is our typical protocol to have a plan in place when we rescue, this circumstance was desperate, immediate, and in order to save lives we accommodated and partnered with the Nassau County animal shelter and Paw Paws Pet Rescue as efficiently as we could. Now it is crunch time, we are desperately seeking foster and happily ever after homes and funds to take care of the medical needs that these 11 Dalmatians have. Donations are coming in and we are very grateful and have already applied the funds, but we have a long way to go yet. Your consideration to open up your loving home and donations no matter how small will make a huge difference in the lives of these rescued Dalmatians who otherwise would have no hope or opportunity at a bright future.

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