Introducing.......drum roll.....Ready for his new forever home .....louder drum roll......Weighing in at only 6.6 pounds is 7 month old Boots! He is ready for his new home. He is an AKC Pomeranian. Due to policy AKC paperwork will not accompany his adoption papers.


Boots is neutered, microchipped, wormed and fully vaccinated. He is not fully housebroken but doing great at using newspapers.


If you are looking for a "clown" of a boy, here he is! Everyone who comes here laughs at him. Boots is on the shy side but clowns around with his antics. He barks in delight and runs away only to come back for more attention.


Boots would do best in a home with another small dog(s) to show him the way to the door for potty breaks. Boots has not been socialized well and goes stiff when he's scared. Not an aggressive bone in him. Loud children would certainly scare him. He wants and craves love. Boots especially enjoyed being held by a large male volunteer today!


Please fill out an automatic application found on our home page. Donation requested is $550.00 but negotiable for the right home.

Our pets are not free. You are not donating for ONLY the animal you are adopting when you adopt from a Rescue organization. You are paying for other costs to operate the Rescue. Our pets all have blankets which need washed daily. Our pets are all kept inside cool/warm and comfy. Electricity bills to run four air conditions is almost $500 monthly.


The cute little Yorkie or "designer breeds" that is highly adoptable and will garner 100+ applications must pay for the sad 8 year old not so adoptable one. Being a Rescue, we often take in special needs pets that have huge vet bills. Money also goes to other dogs and cats that won't find their forever home for a year or longer. Since we are NO-kill some pets never leave here.


Your donation will help pay to care for pets less adoptable who have special dietary, surgeries, blood work and other health needs which we deal with daily. Facilities that impound animals (pounds) usually just kill special needs pets or those not readily adoptable. (Sell the best and kill the rest.)


Pet Pals, Inc. has only tried to break even with vet fees. Due to some major medical expenses and running further and further in the red ($13,000 to $14,000 a year) the healthy highly adoptable pets will have to make up the cost of other pets if we are to continue.


I find it amazing people will go to a mall and pay $1,000 to $2,500 and some breeders are charging as much as $6,000 to $10,000! And keep in mind these pets still need spay/neutering, shots and microchipped (we do all this for you). The pets sell like crazy and only the store, puppy mill or breeder benefits. By adopting from us you will be saving countless more lives.


Therefore, we are going to ask for the above donation on our healthy young dogs. If we find it necessary, because the pet has been here for some time without inquiries, to lower the donation requirement, we will do so. Don't give up if you can't afford the current donation amount.


Let us know if you wish to wait for the reduced donation fee but keep in mind the dog may get adopted. We do appreciate your support in saving lives. Currently we have a sweet kitty, Cinderella, needing her leg amputated. We expect the vet bills to run in the hundreds of dollars. When a pet comes here it IS safe and we do our best to make it's life worth living. We receive NO wages. My once retired husband is working full time and several part time jobs to keep the Rescue afloat. Thank you for considering a donation or adoption.

Introducing.......drum roll.....Ready for her new forever home .....louder drum roll......Weighing in at only 6.4 pounds is 7 month old Mittens! She is ready for her new home. She is an AKC Pomeranian. Due to policy, AKC paperwork will not accompany her adoption papers.
Mittens is spayed, microchipped, wormed and fully vaccinated. She is not fully housebroken but doing great at using newspapers.
If you are looking for a sweet lap dog, here she is! Mittens is on the shy side but is coming up to greet volunteers! Mittens would do best in a home with another small dog(s) to show her the way to the door for potty breaks. Mittens has not been socialized well and goes stiff when she's scared. Not an aggressive bone in her. Loud children would certainly scare her. She wants and craves love. Mittens especially enjoyed being held by volunteers today!
Please fill out an automatic application found on our home page. Donation requested is $650.00 but negotiable for the right home. Our pets are not free. You are not donating for ONLY the animal you are adopting when you adopt from a Rescue organization. You are paying for other costs to operate the Rescue. Our pets all have blankets which need washed daily. Our pets are all kept inside cool/warm and comfy. Electricity bills to run four air conditions is almost $500 monthly.
The cute little Yorkie or "designer breeds" that is highly adoptable and will garner 100+ applications must pay for the sad 8 year old not so adoptable one. Being a Rescue, we often take in special needs pets that have huge vet bills. Money also goes to other dogs and cats that won't find their forever home for a year or longer. Since we are NO-kill some pets never leave here.
Your donation will help pay to care for pets less adoptable who have special dietary, surgeries, blood work and other health needs which we deal with daily. Facilities that impound animals (pounds) usually just kill special needs pets or those not readily adoptable. (Sell the best and kill the rest.)
Pet Pals, Inc. has only tried to break even with vet fees. Due to some major medical expenses and running further and further in the red ($13,000 to $14,000 a year) the healthy highly adoptable pets will have to make up the cost of other pets if we are to continue.
I find it amazing people will go to a mall and pay $1,000 to $2,500 and some breeders are charging as much as $6,000 to $10,000! And keep in mind these pets still need spay/neutering, shots and microchipped (we do all this for you). The pets sell like crazy and only the store, puppy mill or breeder benefits. By adopting from us you will be saving countless more lives.
Therefore, we are going to ask for the above donation on our healthy young dogs. If we find it necessary, because the pet has been here for some time without inquiries, to lower the donation requirement, we will do so. Don't give up if you can't afford the current donation amount.
Let us know if you wish to wait for the reduced donation fee but keep in mind the dog may get adopted. We do appreciate your support in saving lives. Currently we have a sweet kitty, Cinderella, needing her leg amputated. We expect the vet bills to run in the hundreds of dollars. When a pet comes here it IS safe and we do our best to make it's life worth living. We receive NO wages. My once retired husband is working full time and several part time jobs to keep the Rescue afloat. Thank you for considering a donation or adoption.

Introducing our tiny ones!

Pictures taken 8/10/08. Aren't they just the CUTEST? Please don't think ill of us. After over 800 homeless pets, over 2,000 pets being spayed/neutered for the public and NO days off with NO wages, our first thoughts were "Oh GREAT, more stinking puppies"! Hence, the names: Febreze, Oust, Glade, Airwick and Poo-Pourri. LOL


These pups are adorable. They are the first AKC Pomeranians we have had in our 7 years of being state and federally licensed. In fact, they are the first AKC Pomeranian puppies I've seen homeless in fifteen years of rescue work. These are BEAUTIFUL. Due to policy, AKC paperwork will not accompany their adoption papers.

They will spayed/neutered, microchipped, wormed and fully vaccinated on August 19th. They are not housebroken but doing great at using newspapers.

If you are looking for a sweet puppy, here they are! They are coming up to greet volunteers and everyone is falling in love with them! Not an aggressive bone in them. They especially enjoyed being held by volunteers today!

Please fill out an automatic application found on our home page. Donation requested is $650.00 for boys and $750.00 for girls but negotiable for the right home.

Our pets are not free. You are not donating for ONLY the animal you are adopting when you adopt from a Rescue organization. You are paying for other costs to operate the Rescue. Our pets all have blankets which need washed daily. Our pets are all kept inside cool/warm and comfy. Electricity bills to run four air conditions is almost $500 monthly.

The cute little Yorkie or "designer breeds" that is highly adoptable and will garner 100+ applications must pay for the sad 8 year old not so adoptable one. Being a Rescue, we often take in special needs pets that have huge vet bills. Money also goes to other dogs and cats that won't find their forever home for a year or longer. Since we are NO-kill some pets never leave here.

Your donation will help pay to care for pets less adoptable who have special dietary, surgeries, blood work and other health needs which we deal with daily. Facilities that impound animals (pounds) usually just kill special needs pets or those not readily adoptable. (Sell the best and kill the rest.)

Pet Pals, Inc. has only tried to break even with vet fees. Due to some major medical expenses and running further and further in the red ($13,000 to $14,000 a year) the healthy highly adoptable pets will have to make up the cost of other pets if we are to continue.

I find it amazing people will go to a mall and pay $1,000 to $2,500 and some breeders are charging as much as $6,000 to $10,000! And keep in mind these pets still need spay/neutering, shots and microchipped (we do all this for you). The pets sell like crazy and only the store, puppy mill or breeder benefits. By adopting from us you will be saving countless more lives.

Therefore, we are going to ask for the above donation on our healthy young dogs. If we find it necessary, because the pet has been here for some time without inquiries, to lower the donation requirement, we will do so. Don't give up if you can't afford the current donation amount.

Let us know if you wish to wait for the reduced donation fee but keep in mind the dog may get adopted. We do appreciate your support in saving lives. Currently we have a sweet kitty, Cinderella, needing her leg amputated. We expect the vet bills to run in the hundreds of dollars. When a pet comes here it IS safe and we do our best to make it's life worth living. We receive NO wages. My once retired husband is working full time and several part time jobs to keep the Rescue afloat. Thank you for considering a donation or adoption.

Meet Salsa! He's "spicy"....full of pep and vinegar! We're guessing his age to be one to two years old. Salsa LOVES to be held. He's on the spoiled side and has separation anxiety. If you want a special lap "kid", here he is!

Salsa has probably been abused or simply not socialized properly. Like most dogs their only defense is their teeth. Salsa will show his teeth and growl when cornered. Once he is picked up, he melts on your shoulder....aawwww!

Update:
Salsa is really turning into a LOVE. He is now greeting visitors with a smile and jumps in their lap!

Dundee has been adopted……HURRAH!! Thank you, Shirlene!

Cute Dundee was brought to Pet Pals, Inc. because he was found in a barn almost dead and the people have enough pets. While removing the above mats, it was discovered he had a bullet imbedded in his leg.

Dundee had the bullet removed January 10th along with a much needed dental. The bullet was lead which could have caused lead poisoning.

WHAT IDIOT would shoot a small cute little dog? I would LOVE to meet you. You are a SCUM BAG who needs neutered and I would ENJOY helping with your surgery.

With tears, YOUR donations made saving him possible, THANK YOU!

Dizzy is a pom Chihuahua mix at not quite a year old.


We have read many horror stories about homes not being what rescuers had hoped for. We never thought out of the hundreds of carefully screened adoptions it would happen to us.

Dizzy was adopted but was returned with a bump/sore on her nose and blood vessels broken in her eye. We took Dizzy to our vet who confirmed it was from trauma either by being hit, thrown or dropped.

We have a e-mail from the adoptor saying she was "tapping" Dizzy on the nose when she had an accident on the carpet and Dizzy was snapping at her. You don't correct a dog from having accidents on your carpet by hitting them. A dog's only defense is to use their teeth. Funny thing is if you ask Dizzy if she has to go potty, she barks and runs to the door.

ALL the adoptor had to do was say "potty". Being a puppy, Dizzy has to potty every couple hours.

We are still deciding whether to press animal abuse charges.

After what Dizzy has been through, she and her father, Dusty, are staying here as our sanctuary pets.

Is there ANY doubt why we screen our new homes?

The following article is typical of puppy mills. Even though the article is a year old, if you don't know what a puppy mill is, please read the article. The horrors continue through out the US and Canada.

OKLAHOMA COUNTY PUPPY MILL CLOSED DOWN-DESCRIBED AS A, "HOUSE OF HORRORS"

On July 8, 2006, Safe Haven Humane Society of Midwest City, and Homeward Bound Humane Society of Durant, removed 130 dogs and puppies from an Oklahoma County residence. Owner Betty Foster, in her late 70s, produced puppies at the location for over 30 years.
Small breeds of dogs and their puppies were removed from filthy conditions; water was black, most of the food was moldy, and over 40 carcasses were found in bags on the property. A freshly dead puppy was being consumed by a rat.
'Puppy mills,' are a dirty secret throughout Oklahoma, and a secret that is growing. As this filthy industry is regulated in other states, they are expanding here.
Few people know where their pet store dog came from and fewer know where their stolen pet may wind up. Puppy mills are a mountain of shame. When dogs no longer, 'produce a crop,' they are discarded in the growing number of dog auctions, or worse.
While the dogs were being removed on Saturday, according to Foster's granddaughter's comments, she herself performed caesarian deliveries by, in her own words, "splitting them open."
Dogs with their midlines sutured together with fishing line were removed from the property. One gray Poodle that had been, 'split open,' was found in the trashcan with her intestines out. The birthing area had rolls of fishing line strewn on the floor.
Foster had earlier tried to get rescue leagues to take senior dogs that no longer produced puppies, but on Saturday the dogs she tried to release earlier were gone; rat poison was photographed in many bowls.

The horrors continued: Upon returning to Durant with the dogs, Homeward Bound Shelter Manager Stacy George started the task of cleaning and bathing the dogs. She removed scores of ticks from the area around the eyes of one small Lhasa Apso, however, instead of getting a happy glance, the young dogs' eyes were gone.
Some dogs have large tumors on their midlines. A terrier had a dead mouse entwined in its' fur.
Some will have to have surgery from being, "split open," in butcher style caesarian surgeries.
Many of the dogs removed from Foster's residence wear tags from recently being sold through auctions; some may be stolen pets. A lack of serious regulation of dog auctions permits stolen pets to go right into the, 'puppy mill,' industry.
It is time for Oklahomans to put our foot down on the misery.

" We demand changes in Oklahoma laws to include dog dealer regulations.

Owners of missing or stolen pets with positive identification including photos are encouraged to call:
580-924-5873, 918-367-0111, or 918-367-8999

Pet Pals, Inc. takes in many puppy mill dogs.

We remove their Chains.....

Most of the puppy mill dogs have VERY long nails and are in need of dentals, cataract surgeries, deep ear cleaning, multiple tests and, of course, spaying/neutering.

Here are just a very few of the dogs who have been adopted, THANK YOU!

Click the above "Home" biscuit to see all our neat pages. You'll be glad you did!

Click above to see our large dogs. They need homes too!

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