In Orlando, Florida, a stray pup with no nose and crooked teeth is ready for a new home. Now that the dog dubbed Sniffles by his rescuers, has become an Internet sensation, no doubt the perfect home is right around the corner.
According to the Poodle and Pooch Rescue of Florida, the dog was taken in as a stray by the Orange County Animal Services and despite his physical deformity of his nose that causes him to snort or his crooked lower bite, Sniffles is a sweetheart. Estimated to about 12-years-old, he’s quite healthy.
Animal Services have some dental work scheduled for Sniffles next week, but he’s ready to meet the family of his dreams (or vice-versa of course.)
“Poodle and Pooch Rescue is a 501(c)3 non profit organization that saves dogs that truly need help. We rescue the “leftovers” from animal control, the dogs nobody wants because they’re older or suffer from neglect, abuse or have a medical need. Their “last” day becomes the first day of their new life. We provide the veterinary care they need, a foster family they love and when they’re ready, we adopt them to a family who cherishes them. We do not have a physical shelter because every dog lives with one of our foster families. We are all volunteers so your tax-deductible donation goes directly to help the dogs. We have saved over 3,800 dogs since 2008. Please help us save even more with a donation marked “Special Needs”. Our greatest need is for donations for our Special Needs dogs, some of whom you can visit on the In Recovery Page.”
Interested in delightful little guy? Contact PoodleandPoochRescue.org.
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Just an adorable game of hide and seek!
How sweet!!! He will be such a comfort to maybe a homebound person & Even in a Residential Home for Elders with need for assist in daily living. He could be the facility mascot!!! I with the very best of placement for this little guy so he has a safe and special environment in 2019!!!
What a little doll! He DEFINITELY should be the proud mascot for any special needs organization lucky enough to get him!