Cavapoo puppies and dogs in Boulder, Colorado

She is such a happy go lucky girl that is full of love. She was rescued from a horrific hoarding case and suffered severe neglect. Nancy just loves everyone that she meets! She is a huge toy girl and always wants to have a bundle of toys wherever she goes. If you are looking for a dog that is going to bring you pure joy and happiness this is your girl. If you are interested in adopting me, please go to the Ozzie and Friends website https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org Read more about Nancy's story here: https://cuddly.com/donate/4927680/nancy January 22, 2025, 12:18 am

***If you are interested in Charlie, be sure to read his entire bio. We have included a lot of important information about the home that Charlie needs to be successful.*** Charlie is a beautiful Poodle / Maltese mix. He is a young guy, at just around 1 year old (although his foster says she wouldn't be surprised if he was 8 months old) and he weighs 14 lbs. Charlie is a sweet soul who’s had a challenging start in life. Found on the streets of Texas, Charlie arrived at the shelter frightened and unsure of the world around him. But since his journey to Colorado and settling into a loving foster home, he’s started to blossom, and has shown us the wonderful dog he’s meant to be. From Charlie's foster: * * * * "Charlie will need an adopter who is willing to be patient with him as he adjusts for the first few days. He will be timid at first, but given space and just a few days, he warms up fast. Charlie is hands down one of my favorite foster dogs to date! He is goofy, playful, sweet, cuddly, crate trained, and (99%) potty trained! Charlie absolutely LOVES other dogs and it is 100% necessary that he go to a home with at least one other small dog. My dogs helped him warm up fast and he love love loves other dogs! He also loves my potbelly pig and always snuggles him. Charlie really is just a huge lover through and through... once he has warmed up! He is definitely a puppy! Once he warmed up and started showing his personality, it became clear that he is young! He is very playful, loves toys, and does tend to occasionally chew on things that he shouldn't like my couch pillow or my bedsheet. As long as he has enough toys around, he is pretty good at chewing those instead! My dog starting getting too mean with toys around so we got rid of all the toys and that's when he started chewing stuff he shouldn't. He stays in a crate when we are not home for this reason, and he does great in his crate. He does bark when we first put him in it, but he stops when we leave. He slept in his crate in the beginning with a bed and blankets and never barked at night or chewed his bed or blankets in the crate. Now he sleeps in bed with us though and snuggles through the night. Charlie is very smart! He learned "sit" and "shake" super fast, with the help of some cheddar cheese. When he first came home with me, he was really scared, and straight out of the scary shelter + a scary, long drive from Texas to Colorado. It took him about 3 days to fully warm up to me, but since warming up, he's a totally great, happy, silly, playful, puppy. Even though Charlie has completely warmed up with me, he may be confused / sad / scared when he gets adopted. His adopter should just respect his pace at which he warms up. If you let him come around on his own terms, he warms up very fast. He was scared the first day he came home with us, and we just let him be and let him come to us for attention, rather than forcing pets on him. Within 3 days, he was almost fully warmed up. After just 5 days with us, Charlie was totally comfortable, not scared anymore, and a happy go lucky guy! For the first few days, I left his leash attached to him 24/7 so I could take him out to potty without stressing him out too much (he didn't want to be touched for the first 2 days). After the first week, Charlie can now come out to our yard (6 foot fence) without a leash to potty with our dogs and he does his business and follows everyone inside when we're done. It's important for his adopter to take him out to potty ON LEASH, even in a fenced in yard for the first week, until he has fully warmed up to you. If you let him out off leash before he is comfortable, he will try to run away and won't follow you back inside or come when called. He needs to warm up / bond to you first. Once he has warmed up, he will come right inside when you call him or when the other dogs go in! Charlie should NEVER be left unattended in a yard, no matter how tall your fence. This means he can NOT go to a home with a dog door, or with anyone who leaves their dogs outside or with access to the outdoors when they are not home. Now we've had him for 3 weeks and he's the best dog ever! He LOVES us and is super affectionate. He loves to get pets, play, getting the zoomies, and he LOVES THE SNOW! Charlie integrated into our home routine VERY fast. He knows where to go when we let him out of his crate in the morning (straight to the door to go potty outside), he knows his place that he eats and when I set the other dogs bowls down he waits for his bowl in his spot. He is a smart guys and settled in so well and we know that if he is just given those few days of patience in the beginning, he will settle into his forever home just as well! He's really a really amazing dog. He will be the best buddy for someone!" * * * * We would like to have Charlie join a couple or individual that works from a home-based office. He is too social to be left alone for full time hours while his adopter works outside of the home. Since he can be timid at first, Charlie will need to go to a home with no kids. Charlie is up to date on his vetting/vaccinations to be in line with our commitment to adopting out only healthy dogs. He has also been neutered to fulfill our commitment to a euthanasia-free future. Charlie is available for adoption now. Applications are currently being accepted for this very sweet, loving and loyal best friend. An application can be found at http://farfels.com/farfels-rescue/adoption-form/. If interested, please fill out completely and submit. **PLEASE NOTE**. If you're truly interested in adopting Charlie, please be sure to submit our adoption application. It's the only initial tool that we have to determine a great match for this very deserving dog. We're sorry, but in many circumstances, we're unable to get back to those that don't submit a Farfel's Farm adoption application. Thanks very much for choosing rescue.

Whenever a sweet and lovable dog gets into an urgent situation, Farfel's rescuers like to help. While they may very well be initially shy, once comfortable in their environment, they truly blossom. Tessa, with a bit of patience, will become a loving and devoted family member that will share 100% of her heart with her favorite people. Once acclimated to her new home, she will develop into a wonderful family companion. Tessa is believed to be a Cavalier Spaniel / Pomeranian mix. Whatever is in her, she sure is gorgeous! Tessa is such a great age and size. At between 2 and 3 years old, she's young enough to be a blank slate open to new and wonderful possibilities in her life, yet old enough to have left her babyish behaviors behind. Tessa weighs 19 lbs... the perfect size to accompany her family everywhere a sweet and well-behaved smaller dog is welcome. From Tessa's foster: "This girl is so sweet! She was relinquished to the shelter by her owner who was a truck driver and thought it was too much work to bring her on the road with them. She is pretty confused, which is normal since she just lost her home! But with some chicken, she became my best friend very fast. She is more timid / skeptical of men. She has started to warm up to my husband, but initially she is more comfortable with women." We're seeking a family for our lovable Tessa that spends lots of time at home enjoying this beautiful girl's company. A retired couple or individual will be perfect for Tessa as that age group tends to spend lots of quality time with their dog. A younger family that works from a home-based office would also be an excellent choice for this devoted best friend. Tessa is too sensitive a pup to be happy with a family that spends the long hours of full time employment working outside of the home. Rescue dogs are often initially a bit shy but put them into a home with a caring family that provides frequent socialization, nurturing, love and lots of belly rubs, and they will shine. Tessa is one of these pups. She's a blank slate just waiting for the commitment of a great family. Her love will know no bounds as she becomes a best friend and devoted companion Tessa is lucky enough to have inherited the great personality traits of both the Terrier and Papillon breeds. She is so excited and attentive as her people teach her the wonders of her world. If Tessa is treated kindly and given tons of love and socialization, she will grow into a self-confident girl who will be comfortable with both other dogs and humans. Tessa has all the elements working in her favor since she's starting out with a great temperament, a love of life and a puppyish desire to please. Farfel's Rescue would like to see Tessa in a home where she'll get consistent stimulation, exercise and tons of loving hugs. A virtual or in-person positive reinforcement / force free training class promotes great behavior and builds confidence in a dog who is learning about her world. These classes are so important in teaching pups their skills and in the bonding process with their family that Farfel's is unwilling to adopt Tessa out to a family that doesn't choose this loving training opportunity. Farfel's is happy to provide a list of both virtual and in-person positive reinforcement/force-free trainers in in your area. Tessa will love the trails and neighborhood paths of Colorado. She's the perfect size to enjoy walks and socialization with neighbors and friends. Window shopping would also be great fun for Tessa to fine-tune her urban skills and provide the socializing that is so important in the development of a dog's relationships. With feelings of security within the family, Tessa will also learn the skills of being alone and knowing that her family will aways return. Tessa has a gorgeous, cottony-soft coat that is currently shelter-sad. She will therefore require a lifelong commitment to periodic grooming and excellent nutrition to keep her stunning coat shining and matte-free. Tessa has been fully vetted and vaccinated to fulfill Farfel's commitment to only adopting out healthy dogs. She has also been spayed to support our commitment to a future that is euthanasia - free in the canine population. Tessa is available for adoption now! Applications are currently being accepted for this very loving and sweet as can be best friend and can be found at https://farfels.com/farfels-rescue/adoption-form/. If interested in this cuddly companion, please fill our application out completely and submit. **PLEASE NOTE ** If you're truly interested in adopting Tessa, please be sure to fill out our Farfel's Rescue adoption application found at the link above or at farfels.com. Adoption site applications such as Petfinder and Adoptapet don't provide enough information and therefore aren't useful. Our Farfel's application is the only initial tool that we have to determine a great match for this very deserving dog. We're sorry, but in many cases, we're unable to get back to those that don't submit our Farfel's adoption application. Thanks very much for choosing rescue.