Catahoula Leopard Dog puppies and dogs in East Providence, Rhode Island

Meet Miss Lindy. She is the mom of 9 puppies that were adopted out by PAWS New England last year. She is a people and large dog friendly girl who is finally ready to find HER furever home.A very pregnant Lindy was pulled from a TX high kil shelter (on her D-day) by a retired southern foster who agreed to foster until she delivered and her puppies were weaned. After being a great mama to her babies she was then spayed and treated for heartworm over the course of several months. She is now heartworm negative and is looking for a home to call her own. Lindy is fine with all her hoomans and very loving with her large canine siblings. She has not been exposed to smaller dogs. She seemed quite uninterested when cat tested (see video), but has never lived with cats. She might be a bit rambunctious for younger kids. Lindy would love a young, active home as she has plenty of energy to go on long walks or hikes, but she is not "hyper". After her exercise, she then enjoys snuggling…so awesome. She is housetrained with a doggie door. Leash training in in process, but this girl is very treat motivated, so training should be fairly easy.Lindy loads up in her foster mom's SUV with just a little boost; truly enjoys car riding and her outings. Let's find this sweet mama a great household where she will bring along her affectionate and fun personality!Name: LindyBreed: Catahoula Leopard Dog/CrossbreedSex: FemaleAge: 2 years (estimated)Weight: 62.0Spayed/Neutered: YesVaccinations: Up to dateHeartworm: Negative on recent testing (after treatment)Microchipped: YesBASED ON OUR OBSERVATIONS: Good with Children: Over 12Good with Dogs: SelectiveGood with Cats: YesAdoption Fee: $500.00 (includes transport fee when applicable)Location of dog currently: Texarkana Tx IMPORTANT INFORMATION - Paws New England is a foster-based rescue - our dogs reside in various locations throughout the south and New England. Adoption donations cover pre-adoption vet costs (including vaccinations, spay/neuter when age appropriate, and heartworm testing/treatment when necessary), a microchip, and transportation to New England if necessary.Donations for our young, healthy puppies and dogs support their fellow canines of advanced age or suffering from injuries and abuse whose donations are reduced but whose veterinary costs are typically much higher. We appreciate your understanding that your newly adopted dog will help others in needIMPORTANT INFORMATIONPaws New England is a foster-based rescue - our dogs reside in various locations throughout the south and New England. Adoption donations cover pre-adoption vet costs (including vaccinations, spay/neuter when age appropriate, and heartworm testing/treatment when necessary), a microchip, and transportation to New England if necessary.Donations for our young, healthy puppies and dogs support their fellow canines of advanced age or suffering from injuries and abuse whose donations are reduced but whose veterinary costs are typically much higher. We appreciate your understanding that your newly adopted dog will help others in need. Paws New England abides by the dog importation regulations set forth in the states of MA, CT, NH and RI.

My mom's name is Stella Marie. She is a stunning Leopard Catahoula who was abused and dumped. She wasn't spayed at the time of being dumped and ended up pregnant. One day 14+ weeks ago, She wandered up to a lovely, fantastic, safe porch. She was paper thin, tired, and thirsty and couldn't move any farther. This kind couple got home from work and saw her on their porch. Immediately, they knew they needed to help save her life. They brought her in, cleaned, and fed her. She slept for quite a while. Then, one day, her foster mom told She foster dad that there were babies.  Not long after that, they counted seven beautiful babies. My foster parents kept the runt. Our names are Robbie (M), Dakota (M), Kingston (M), Fernie (F), Moonlight (F), and Lucy (F). Like most strays, there are multiple dads. My boy Robbie (M) is a leopard also. Dakota (M) is my biggest and sweetest (M), Kingston (M) has a lot of Boxer in him, Moonlight (F) has the shape of a moon pattern in her fur on her rear end, Fernie (F) is a little girl, and her sister Lucy (F) is the tiniest. Lucy and Fernie have German Shepherd features, including their ears standing up. Dakota is a super gentle giant. We are so sweet and nervous around new people for just a few minutes. Then they realize you are ok. Happy babies are full of energy and life.  I love dogs and cats of all sizes. My foster family has two large-breed adult dogs (one a senior) and several cats, including eight kittens of all ages. My ideal home would be active but unnecessary with another animal or two. I know I would do great with people and older children. I like car rides and pleasing others. I am treat-oriented. Please request an application, and I will begin my journey home to you. The first person to submit an application and a refundable deposit will be the first to be looked at to adopt me. Lucy Female not spayed Breed Leopard Catahoula Mix Age 15 weeks (As of 08/31/2024) Weight 15lbs Color Black, tan, and white Great with people, older children, dogs/ puppies, and cats/ kittens Adoption Donation  $525. Carlton Rescue- Operation Puppy Love 501c3        (Like us on Facebook)

My mom's name is Stella Marie. She is a stunning Leopard Catahoula who was abused and dumped. She wasn't spayed at the time of being dumped and ended up pregnant. One day 14+ weeks ago, She wandered up to a lovely, fantastic, safe porch. She was paper thin, tired, and thirsty and couldn't move any farther. This kind couple got home from work and saw her on their porch. Immediately, they knew they needed to help save her life. They brought her in, cleaned, and fed her. She slept for quite a while. Then, one day, her foster mom told my foster dad that there are babies. Not long after that, they counted seven beautiful babies. My foster parents kept the runt. Our names are Robbie (M), Dakota (M), Kingston (M), Fernie (F), Moonlight (F), and Lucy (F). Like most strays, there are multiple dads. My boy Robbie (M) is a leopard also. Dakota (M) is my biggest and sweetest (M), Kingston (M) has a lot of Boxer in him, Moonlight (F) has the shape of a moon pattern in her fur on her rear end, Fernie (F) is a little girl, and her sister Lucy (F) is the tiniest. Lucy and Fernie have German Shepherd features, including their ears standing up. Dakota is a super gentle giant. We are so sweet and nervous around new people for just a few minutes. Then they realize you are ok. Happy babies are full of energy and life. I love dogs and cats of all sizes. My foster family has two large-breed adult dogs (one a senior) and several cats, including eight kittens of all ages. My ideal home would be active but unnecessary with another animal or two. I know I would do great with people and older children. I like car rides and pleasing others. I am treat-oriented. Please request an application, and I will begin my journey home to you. The first person to submit an application and a refundable deposit will be the first to be looked at to adopt me. Kingston Male not neutered Breed Leopard Catahoula Mix Age 15 weeks (As of 08/31/2024) Weight 20lbs Color Fawn, Black, and white Great with people, older children, dogs/ puppies, and cats/ kittens Adoption Donation $525 . Carlton Rescue- Operation Puppy Love 501c3 ❤️ 🐾 🐾 ❤️ (Like us on Facebook)

My mom's name is Stella Marie. She is a stunning Leopard Catahoula who was abused and dumped. She wasn't spayed at the time of being dumped and ended up pregnant. One day 14+ weeks ago, She wandered up to a lovely, fantastic, safe porch. She was paper thin, tired, and thirsty and couldn't move any farther. This kind couple got home from work and saw her on their porch. Immediately, they knew they needed to help save her life. They brought her in, cleaned, and fed her. She slept for quite a while. Then, one day, her foster mom told her foster dad that there were babies. Not long after that, they counted seven beautiful babies. My foster parents kept the runt. Our names are Robbie (M), Dakota (M), Kingston (M), Fernie (F), Moonlight (F), and Lucy (F). Like most strays, there are multiple dads. My boy Robbie (M) is a leopard also. Dakota (M) is my biggest and sweetest (M), Kingston (M) has a lot of Boxer in him, Moonlight (F) has the shape of a moon pattern in her fur on her rear end, Fernie (F) is a little girl, and her sister Lucy (F) is the tiniest. Lucy and Fernie have German Shepherd features, including their ears standing up. Dakota is a super gentle giant. We are so sweet and nervous around new people for just a few minutes. Then they realize you are ok. Happy babies are full of energy and life. I love dogs and cats of all sizes. My foster family has two large-breed adult dogs (one a senior) and several cats, including eight kittens of all ages. My ideal home would be active but unnecessary with another animal or two. I know I would do great with people and older children. I like car rides and pleasing others. I am treat-oriented. Please request an application, and I will begin my journey home to you. The first person to submit an application and a refundable deposit will be the first to be looked at to adopt me. Dakota Male Not neuter Breed Leopard Catahoula Mix Age 15 weeks (As of 08/31/2024) Weight 26lbs Color yellow and white Great with people, older children, dogs/ puppies, and cats/ kittens Adoption Donation $495 . Carlton Rescue- Operation Puppy Love 501c3 ❤️ 🐾 🐾 ❤️ (Like us on Facebook)

Name: Tres Age: 3.5 months Breed: Catahoula leopard x Current size: 28lbs Size potential: 45-50lbs Leash trained: Still learning Crate Trained: yes Potty trained: Yes Kids: Yes Other animals: Yes Energy level: 7 out of 10 House or apartment: Either Story/background: Tres found himself in a southern shelter with his two siblings. The siblings were adopted and Tres left behind. He was taken into rescue and has been thriving in a foster home. He is said to be very intelligent, loving, and snuggly! Ideal home/family lifestyle: Tres is seeking an active family or single person home to enjoy his life with. He has a lot of energy, love and snuggles to give to someone or multiple people! ##2107260##

APPLICATION: If this dog has stolen your heart, don't wait! Please apply online now to be considered as a potential adopter. NAME, GENDER, AGE WEIGHT & BREED DOG: SWEETIE GENDER: FEMALE DOB: 11-30-22 approx. WEIGHT: 30 approx. BREED: Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Mix LOCATION: Delhi, LA ADOPTION FEE: $450.00 (includes transport) RESCUE STORY Kaylee, our foster’s oldest granddaughter, was with her one day and they saw a dog on the side of the road—she was lovingly obedient and was waiting for the person that dumped her to come back and pick her up. This was not the first time they saw the dog, so Kaylee begged her grandma to turn around and go back. Kaylee gently picked her up and put her in the car—of course they brought her home. It was obvious that this dog was abandoned; they noticed that people had been feeding her with scraps that were on the side of the road. However, Kaylee was very worried that she was going to get hit. Kaylee named her “Sweetie”, she is probably about nine months old and she’s heartworm negative. She’s already on prevention and she’s had all her vaccinations. She just needs to be spayed which we can get done as soon as possible. Sweetie is very grateful and appreciative. She knows that she’s been rescued and she’s obviously a good dog. PERSONALITY Sweetie is a beautiful Catahoula Cur mix. She was blessed with all the gorgeous markings and rich colors on her coat. She is the still a typical “baby” and she craves love, attention, and safety. According to foster mom, she is super friendly, and warms right up to anyone that is dishing out love. She has a sweet disposition and has an all-around sweet nature. She keeps right up with her foster siblings, running, playing, and rolling around the grass enjoying all the silly antics going on. Patricia, her foster mom, tells us that she is not sure how she would be with the cats if left unattended. She is very good-natured, so happy to feel healthy again, eager to learn all about her new life and doesn’t have a mean bone in her body. CHILDREN Sweetie is very friendly loves kids and gets along with all other dogs, however, she is still a puppy, she gets along with anyone. Children will love to run and play with her, but we always strongly suggest that no dog, young or old, should ever be left unsupervised with children until everyone is very comfortable in all situations. ABOUT THE BREED When considering adding a new member to the family it is important to research breeds so that everyone, including the new pup, is comfortable and happy. The Catahoula Cur is a loyal, independent, and watchful breed. They are a medium-large, short-coated dog, known for its many varied coat and eye colors and patterns. Catahoula’s are the only breed of dog to have historically originated in the state of Louisiana. They are affectionate, loyal, gentle, watchdogs and of course as loyal companions. The Catahoula Cur is also an intelligent, hardworking, and loyal dog breed, which makes it a dependable addition to many families. They love the great outdoors and are the ideal dog for owners who like to explore nature and stay active. We are looking forward to finding Sweetie her forever home, so that this chapter will close for her. We want her to live a life of love and happiness with her new family. Her rough beginning is in the past, she is a delight, and will make a wonderful companion for a family looking to offer her a loving home. She has been given a great start with her foster family, they restored her confidence in humans and gave her the love and security she needed. If you think Sweetie would be a good fit for your family, she will absolutely bring you years of love, joy, companionship, and lots of fun, too! We process applications every day, so get your application in. WHAT DOES THE NAME SWEETIE MEAN? MEANING: A PERSON LOVED BY ANOTHER PERSON Traits associated with the name Sweetie: Dogs named Sweetie tend to be loving, affectionate, and good-natured. This feminine name is also associated with companionship, and beauty. What does it say about you to have a dog named Sweetie? It suggests that you are a loving and caring person who values kindness and affection. Is Sweetie a good dog name? Sweetie has two syllables, which is highly recommended by dog trainers. The name also ends in a vowel sound, so it's easy for dogs to recognize. Sweetie isn't one of the most common names, so your dog will certainly stand out. If you love the name, you should pick it! SWEETIE IS FOUND IN THESE CATEGORIES: Popularity • Sweetie ranks #556 with users of PupNames.com. • Sweetie ranks #439 in the New York City Dog Name Database. • Sweetie ranks #279 in the Los Angeles Times 'Top Dogs'. Sweetie is not a popular dog name. That's great if you like to stand out from the crowd! Most popular breeds named Sweetie: • Chihuahua • German Shepherd • Labrador Retriever • Poodle • Cocker Spaniel Famous dogs named Sweetie: • A dog named Sweetie was a character in the book Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days by Jeff Kinney. • A labradoodle named Sweetie played a role in the movie Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Application: If this dog has stolen your heart and love to offer this extremely bright dog who can make you laugh for hours at his/hers antics don't wait, fill out an application Please apply online now to be considered as a potential adopter. Our dogs deserve all that a committed family can offer. You will need to type the address in the address bar because live links have been removed by Petfinder REQUIREMENTS INTERESTED ADOPTERS MUST: 1) Complete an application 2) Agree to a vet reference check 3) Phone interview 4) Home visit 5) All family members must be in attendance for home visits - no exceptions This helps us get to know everyone in the family so that we can help find the right dog for you. PHOTOS, EMAIL & DISCLAIMER PHOTOS: To see more photos of this dog and all our adoptable dogs,please check out our website at Rescue Dog Village. EMAIL: For more information about this dog, contact: RescueDogVillage@yahoo.com TO SEE MORE PHOTOS OF THIS DOG AND ALL OUR ADOPTABLE DOGS,please check out our website at Rescue Dog Village. DISCLAIMER Disclaimer: Please note that the breeds posted on our dogs' biographies are our best guess based on years of working with rescue dogs. Adopters who need to know the exact breed or mix of breeds of a particular dog must have the dog's DNA tested at their own expense.