
Aladdin (TMP-D-3943)
New Arrival!!


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Aladdin is a sweet little 7-8 week old
male puppy of unknown breed, currently weighing 5-6 pounds. We have
no idea what breed he is mixed with. The puppies in his litter all
look different from each other and could have different fathers.
Therefore, because we cannot predict what size, shape or breed he
will ultimately grow into as an adult, only those willing to take
"pot luck" need apply. You MUST be willing to accept him whether he
grows to be 20 pounds or 70 pounds. Aladdin is friendly, well
socialized and full of playful puppy energy. Because he is still
very much a baby, he MUST go to a home with a stay-at-home person to
attend to his potty training, obedience training, socialization and
daily exercise.
Aladdin's adoption fee of $325 includes: vet exam, flea
preventative, DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella
vaccination, deworming and neutering. |

Ariel (MC-D-3945)
New Arrival!!

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Ariel is a sweet little 8 week old
female puppy of unknown breed, currently weighing about 6 pounds. We
have no idea what breed she is mixed with. The puppies in her litter
all look different from each other and could have different fathers.
Therefore, because we cannot predict what size, shape or breed she
will ultimately grow into as an adult, only those willing to take
"pot luck" need apply. You MUST be willing to accept her whether she
grows to be 20 pounds or 70 pounds. Ariel is friendly, well
socialized and full of playful puppy energy. Because she is still
very much a baby, she MUST go to a home with a stay-at-home person
to attend to her potty training, obedience training, socialization
and daily exercise.
Ariel's adoption fee of $325 includes: vet exam, flea preventative,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella vaccination,
deworming and spaying. |

Bambi (MC-D-3944-R)



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Bambi is a feisty little 9 week old
female puppy of unknown breed, currently weighing about 7 pounds. We
have no idea what breed she is mixed with. The puppies in her litter
all look different from each other and could have different fathers.
Therefore, because we cannot predict what size, shape or breed she
will ultimately grow into as an adult, only those willing to take
"pot luck" need apply. You MUST be willing to accept her whether she
grows to be 20 pounds or 70 pounds.
Bambi is full of playful puppy energy, and loves to play with other
dogs. Because she is such a bundle of energy, she MUST go to a home
with a stay-at-home person willing to commit to consistent obedience
training, socialization and daily exercise. A fenced-in back yard
would be ideal. Bambi is already housebroken if kept on a regular
and frequent schedule.
Bambi's adoption fee of $325 includes: vet exam, flea preventative,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella vaccination,
deworming and spaying. |
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Meet Bert. Bert is a german shorthair
pointer (mix?) that was found along a country road when he was just
a puppy. Some nice folks took him in, but ultimately couldn't keep
him long-term. He is 1 1/2 years old now, a very gentle and sweet
dog with beautiful markings, and uniquely, one blue eye.
Bert is a great dog with a great personality. He is playful and gets
along great with other dogs. He is housebroken and learned quickly
to go to the door to get his leash when he wants to go for a walk.
Some leash training and basic obedience is still needed but he
already knows how to sit and give paw and lay down. He LOVES
swimming, LOVES to be outdoors, can’t resist chasing every squirrel
he sees and WILL jump or scale a fence to get at it. So as a house
pet, he’s going to need some training/restraint in that area. Bert
is very sweet and a loyal companion, will thrive in a rural area,
and will make a great hunting dog for those so inclined. He’s very
smart and very trainable. He needs to be engaged in a lot of
activity to keep him from getting bored. He would be very good in a
family with another dog, and though his foster home does not have
children, we have no reason to believe he would not be good with
kids based on his excellent temperament. He is, however, in his
foster dad's opinion, more of "dog's dog" than a child's playmate.
He is a very affectionate dog and loves to cuddle and play, but he
seems to ignore most children and would rather go play with other
dogs.
Bert's adoption fee of $300 includes: vet exam, flea
treatment/preventative, negative heartworm test, DHPP (distemper-parvo
combo) vaccination, rabies vaccination, bordetella vaccination,
microchip, deworming and neutering. |
 Bubbles (EC-D-3915)




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I wish I could tell my story. Maybe you
can guess it’s not a ‘pretty’ story. But, I’m ready to turn the
page. Are YOU the one to help me write my Happy Ending?
I’m a 6-year-old, 60 pound, mixed breed that looks like a basenji,
possibly with some shepherd or husky. I was raised in a neglectful
home, and when I got pregnant – again – and had my puppies, I got
sick. I also tore my leg on something in the yard and had an
infected open wound on my leg that made it uncomfortable for me to
stand. The people I lived with (I hate to call them my “family”)
didn’t want to deal with me anymore – I was too much trouble and
they didn’t have the time nor inclination to bring me to the vet.
They just wanted to be rid of the whole mess, so they called Animal
Control -- like they were the garbage man or something -- and asked
them to take me and my puppies away. He said if they didn’t come and
take us now, that me and my babies would all be killed. Animal
Control wasn’t allowed to take pets from private parties, so they
called Adopt-A-Pet who then stepped in and rescued me and my babies.
They sent over an emergency transporter to pick us up, and we were
whisked away to the animal hospital where we were cleaned up and
taken care of. This is where the story turns better . . . This was
the best day of my life.
Now I’m in a nice, warm foster home and my leg is all healed and I’m
perfectly healthy. My babies have just been weaned and are ready to
move on to their new homes. And of course, I’m ready to move on to
mine.
Let me tell you a little about myself – My foster mom is helping me
write this, and this is what she says:
“Bubbles is a very loving, loyal, cuddly girl that is very dedicated
to her family and very protective. She bonds quickly and is very
devoted to her people. She is looking for an owner that will
appreciate her dedication and her protective instincts. She gets
nervous around strangers and needs some time to get accustomed to
new situations; therefore, even though she was supposedly raised
with children and another dog, I believe at this stage in life she
will do best in a quiet house with adults only. She needs an
experienced and confident handler. She listens when she is told not
to bark, she comes right away when called, so her worrying behavior
can be controlled if she had a knowledgeable and confident owner.
Bubbles has so many good qualities: She is housebroken, doesn't
chew, listens, and knows basic commends. She likes to go for long
walks and she walks nicely on the leash. She is a real lady in the
house and what makes her the happiest is when she can sit down next
to you, snuggle up and be petted. She looks at you with such
grateful eyes, it makes your heart just melt. If you are looking for
a loyal companion who can make you and your home feel safe and you
can give her lots of love and guidance in return, look no further,
Bubbles is the girl for you.”
So, I am looking for a new home -- a new start -- a new life. If you
think you’re the one that I’m meant to spend my middle and golden
years with, please give Adopt-A-Pet a call. I know I’m not the
prettiest dog on the block, but inside I’m really a beautiful girl.
If you are truly looking to "save" a dog, you won't find a dog more
deserving than me. Please don’t give up on me. I’m a very loving,
cuddly dog that was just mistreated. I’m going to be a GREAT dog.
You’ll just need a little patience.
I’ll wait.
Bubbles' adoption fee of $175 includes: vet exam, heartworm test,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, rabies vaccination,
bordetella vaccination, deworming, microchip and spaying.
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Dude (EC-D-3917)


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Meet Dude, an adorable little boy pup!
Dude is a mixed breed - his mother is a 50 lb. mixed breed that
resembles a basenji with possibly some shepherd or husky (see our
dog "Bubbles") and we believe his father was some kind of bully
breed. He has one blue and one brown eye. He is a pretty tan and
white. He is currently 10-11 weeks old and weighs 19 pounds. Because
we can make no guarantees as to what size, shape or breed Dude is
going to grow up to be, only those willing to take "pot luck" need
apply.
Dude is a very confident, smart, and demanding pup. He needs a lot
of attention and thrives on mental stimulation. He loves to play but
he settles down nicely and loves to snuggle up. Despite his young
age he is very attentive. He is a very smart dog and he already
knows sit and stay command. Because he is still very much a baby, he
needs to go to a family with a stay-at-home person that will be
dedicated to his potty training and further socialization. Puppy
school is a MUST.
Dude's adoption fee of $300 includes: vet exam, DHPP (distemper-parvo
combo) vaccination, deworming, microchip and neutering. |

Hancock (CBC-D--3938)



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This is Hancock, a handsome 1-2 year
old, 57 pound boy. Looks like a lab with possibly some husky? He's a
friendly boy and absolutely loves children. Hancock is fine with
most dogs, but a little too playful around cats (he hasn't been
taught the all-important lesson yet by a cat :) He has good table
manners and lays down on the floor while you eat. He is housebroken,
crate-trained and walks well on leash with a choke collar. Hancock
is very patient and will lay down on the floor anywhere you are -
watching tv, doing homework or working on the computer. He has
already demonstrated a propensity to learning new things and showing
how much he enjoys having a family. Since he loves to run and play,
he should be adopted to a family that will provide lots of exercise
opportunities. (He would also make a good running partner!). With
all that said, it's obvious Hancock will make a loyal and fun-loving
companion to his lucky new human(s).
Hancock's adoption fee of $290 includes: vet exam, flea
preventative, heartworm test, DHPP (distemper-parvo combo)
vaccination, rabies vaccination, bordetella vaccination, deworming,
microchip and neutering. |

Jasmine (TMP-D-3943)
New Arrival!!!

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Jasmine is a sweet little 8 week old
female puppy of unknown breed, currently weighing about 6 pounds. We
have no idea what breed she is mixed with. The puppies in her litter
all look different from each other and could have different fathers.
Therefore, because we cannot predict what size, shape or breed she
will ultimately grow into as an adult, only those willing to take
"pot luck" need apply. You MUST be willing to accept her whether she
grows to be 20 pounds or 70 pounds. Jasmine is friendly, well
socialized and full of playful puppy energy. Because she is still
very much a baby, she MUST go to a home with a stay-at-home person
to attend to her potty training, obedience training, socialization
and daily exercise.
Jasmine's adoption fee of $325 includes: vet exam, flea
preventative, DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella
vaccination, deworming and spaying. |

Lenny (JS-D-3905)



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Hi, my name is Lenny. I'm a 65 lb.
yellow lab, at least 2 years old. According to my foster mom, I'm
the sweetest boy in the world. At least that's what she keeps
telling me. She tells me that I'm very smart and handsome and that I
have the most beautiful brown eyes she has ever seen. She also keeps
telling me that I'm safe now and that I don't have to ever worry
about being hurt or yelled at or beat up again. You see, before I
came to Adopt A Pet, I had a very sad life. I never told anyone
about it, but my foster mom can tell that I was punished a lot and
that I was probably beaten up by my old family. When I first came to
my foster home, I was scared of everything...brooms, rakes, mops,
loud voices, sudden noises, people, hands that were trying to pet
me. That's because, in my old life, all those things meant that I
would be hit or punished. But I'm learning very quickly to be
trustful, and I am realizing that mops are for mopping, not for
hitting, and that noises don't mean I'll be yelled at and that most
people are kind, not cruel. Sometimes it's hard to remember all
that, and I still get scared when I hear clapping and other sounds.
I'm starting to be brave and, with my foster mom's help, I even let
strangers pet me. It's going to take time to wipe away all of my bad
memories, but I know I can do it.
There are so many reasons why you should adopt me. I promise that,
once I trust you (which only took a few hours with my foster
family), you will be the center of my world. I'm a lot of fun at the
dog park, and I love to play with other dogs. I'm learning very
quickly to walk nicely on the leash, and I love going for walks. I
like to goof around in the back yard and play ball and chase. I am
very quiet. I'm calm and gentle in the house, hardly ever bark, and
I don't chew on anything I'm not supposed to. I only potty outside,
and I'm starting to learn some commands, too.
My favorite thing to do is to snuggle next to people I trust and
love with my head in their laps. My foster mom says that whoever
adopts me is going to be very, very lucky because I have such a big
heart.
Noises and quick movements still scare me a little, so I would
probably be less nervous if I could live in a quiet house without a
lot of commotion...I would be happiest with a gentle, patient family
with adults or teenagers. I hope that you'll consider meeting me. I
am so excited that I have been given a second chance at a good life,
and I would be so happy if it could be with you. I'm living proof
that it's possible to go through something really terrible without
losing hope and the dream of finding love.
Lenny's adoption fee of $270 includes: vet exam, heartworm test,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella vaccination,
rabies vaccination, deworming, microchip and neutering. |

Magick (TMP-D-3933)
New Arrival!!


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Hi, I'm Magick. I'm a handsome, 3 1/2
year old, 48 pound, male purebred siberian husky looking for a home
that just wants to love me. I have one blue eye and one brown eye
that makes me very unique looking. I'm really smart. Even though I
have had no formal training, I am housebroken, I don't chew anything
that's not mine to chew (okay, well maybe an occasional stray paper
towel or sock), don't bark much, and really don't have any bad
doggie habits that can't be fixed with a little training. I do jump
up to greet people, but only in a friendly way. I have a great
temperament. I do like to sleep on the furniture but that's because
I like to be close to my people. I'm a pleasure to be around,
sociable and affectionate, and would love a home with people who
were home a lot and involved me in their activities. I would be a
perfect playmate for your older kids, but until I'm trained a little
better not to jump I may knock over very small ones. I currently
live with a cat buddy and we get along just fine, and I've met other
dogs on my walks but have never really spent a lot of time
interacting with them. I'm guessing with the proper introduction and
supervision that I could adjust just fine to a household with
another dog. I'm pretty mellow most of the time (frankly, I'm
bored), but I can get excited when there are guests around.
I'm looking for a new home because my family right now just isn't
able to give me the attention and training that I need. I'm a really
good dog that just isn't living up to my potential because of my
family's inability to attend to me, and they love me enough to let
me go to a home that is more suitable for me and can provide me with
the lifestyle that I deserve. I am looking for a home where I will
not be left alone for long hours, with someone who will take me on
daily walks, give me regular brushings, further my training and
provide me with an interesting life. If you give me a chance, I will
be an awesome dog. I crave love, but have lots to give back too. If
you think you're the one, give Adopt-A-Pet a call to find out how
you can meet me!
Magick's adoption fee of $275 includes: vet exam, heartworm test,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella vaccination,
rabies vaccination, microchip and neutering. |

Sally (DJ-D-3939)
New Arrival!!!


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This is Sally. Sally is a 49 pound lab
mix, about 2 years old. She is a shy girl, but does come around and
warms up with a bit of loving encouragement and reassurance. She is
both dog- and cat-friendly. Sally seems to prefer women over men, so
men might have to work a little harder to acquire her trust. She
gets along well with older children, bonding instantly with the
daughter in her foster home.
Sally's foster family describes her as extremely loyal, very loving
to the people she gives her trust to, and very trainable. She is
generally calm, not "bouncy", and not particularly playful, although
that may change as she comes more and more out of her shell. She is
crate trained and improving on her housebreaking, but not 100% there
yet.
Sally is looking for an adoptive family that will have patience
while she settles in and gets used to her new people and
surroundings. She is used to being with a family that is home a lot
and will not do well being left for long hours all the time. Her
nature is to want to be with the person that she loves and will sit
on the couch with you and sleep in bed with you. She will do fine
with older, respectful children, but no little ones, please, as loud
noises scare her.
Sally's adoption fee of $250 includes: vet exam, flea preventative,
heartworm test, DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, rabies
vaccination, bordetella vaccination, deworming, microchip and
spaying. |

Sebastian (WP-D-3947)
Adopted!!
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Sebastian is a sweet little 7-8 week
old male puppy of unknown breed, currently weighing 5-6 pounds. We
have no idea what breed he is mixed with. The puppies in his litter
all look different from each other and could have different fathers.
Therefore, because we cannot predict what size, shape or breed he
will ultimately grow into as an adult, only those willing to take
"pot luck" need apply. You MUST be willing to accept him whether he
grows to be 20 pounds or 70 pounds. Sebastian is friendly, well
socialized and full of playful puppy energy. Because he is still
very much a baby, he MUST go to a home with a stay-at-home person to
attend to his potty training, obedience training, socialization and
daily exercise.
Sebastian's adoption fee of $325 includes: vet exam, flea
preventative, DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella
vaccination, deworming and neutering.
Sebastian can be seen at his current foster home, Wilmette Pet
Center, 625 Green Bay Rd, during normal store hours. (847-251-6750) |

Snow (WP-D-3946)
New Arrival!!!


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Snow is a sweet little 8 week old male
puppy of unknown breed, currently weighing about 6 pounds. We have
no idea what breed he is mixed with. The puppies in his litter all
look different from each other and could have different fathers.
Therefore, because we cannot predict what size, shape or breed he
will ultimately grow into as an adult, only those willing to take
"pot luck" need apply. You MUST be willing to accept him whether he
grows to be 20 pounds or 70 pounds. Snow is friendly, well
socialized and full of playful puppy energy. Because he is still
very much a baby, he MUST go to a home with a stay-at-home person to
attend to his potty training, obedience training, socialization and
daily exercise.
Snow's adoption fee of $335 includes: vet exam, flea preventative,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, bordetella vaccination,
deworming and neutering.
Snow can be seen at his current foster home: Wilmette Pet Center,
625 Green Bay Rd., during normal store hours (847-251-6750) |

Tristan (SF-D-3883)


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Tristan is 1-2 year old adorable little
terrier mix (with possibly an ounce of chihuahua), pint-sized at
only 14 lbs. Though he originally came to us a bit on the nervous
side, he has adjusted beautifully in his foster home. All he needed
was a little TLC and encouraging words, and now he extremely playful
and loves to jump around. He loves his walks, is very good on a
leash (knows to heal to the left), and is housebroken. He is
learning "sit" and "down", is very trainable and wanting to please.
He's an energetic boy that loves to run and play (fetch! is his
favorite, but he also loves toys), so a home with an enclosed yard
would be ideal for him. He likes to play with the resident dog in
his foster home, but when meeting new dogs he does not seem too
interested. He needs to get to know the dog first. He is
affectionate and adores cuddling, enjoys attention and likes to be
with the family. He will sleep in bed with you at night if you let
him, but is also fine in his crate. Though he's living peaceably in
his foster home with another dog, he would also be fine as a solo
dog. Sudden movements and loud noises intimidate him, so he would do
best in a home without small children. A quieter environment without
a lot of comings and goings is where he will be most comfortable.
Tristan will make a perfect pet for a someone just looking for a
nice little companion dog. He is a very lovable little boy.
Tristan's adoption fee of $290 includes: vet exam, heartworm test,
DHPP (distemper-parvo combo) vaccination, rabies vaccination,
bordetella vaccination, deworming, microchip and neutering. |