Papillon puppies and dogs in Bound Brook, New Jersey

BON IVER - 8 years, 17lbs, Pap/Chi Mix, Neutered PLEASE NOTE: Grown Ups Only Home - No children!  This  is eligible to join our foster-to-adopt program. Please email fostertoadopt@socialteesnyc.org with the animal’s name in the subject line if you are interested! Want to straight up adopt? Submit an adoption application at socialteesnyc.org. Our Team Says: " This pup needs a grownups only home please! He's a small dog who doesn't like his space invaded and gets really attached to his person and might try to guard them. He's great with strangers on the street, does this in hi shome. This behaviour has gottten much better as he's gotten more secure in his home! But, this does take time!"  Thier Foster Parent Says: "Bon Iver may be a small dog approaching his senior years, but he has a BIG personality and bursts of puppy-like energy. He is a ray of sunshine to have at home - highly food-motivated, always happy to see you, and shows off his quirky/playful side often... we've learned that he likes doing "trust falls" where he flops over on you and loves being cuddled/belly-rubbed after. He also loves sitting by our windows and watching the world go by. Bon Iver is a great companion when my husband and I work at home - he often burrows under the blankets next to us on the couch, and is also happy to independently play with his toys when we are busy. He is potty-trained and great about being left at home alone. Bon Iver does need a bit more attention when going on walks outside; he LOVES running around and going on longer walks but still needs a bit more getting used to his leash as he is a puller. In particular, he is reactive to runners and bikers, and very eager to greet other dogs. However, he is a sweetheart with strangers on the street - has loved saying hello to our doormen and fellow neighbors in the building. He does not seem to show any signs of fear against the noisy chaos of the city. The only minor challenge we noted with Bon is that he does occasionally exhibit some resource guarding of people (specifically me). This is something that also happened with our previous dog (also a chihuahua mix) where he would "guard" me against my husband or other strangers. Bon does stop when corrected and shows signs that he knows what he did was "wrong" but for this reason I think it would be better for Bon to be either in an adults-only home or with kids who know how to respect his space/be cautious with him. I have not seen any signs of resource guarding his food or his toys. Separately, as mentioned above - he is VERY eager on walks and is a puller, so while he is not fearful of the city streets/noises, he may be happier in a home with a yard where he can run freely."  Level of dog ownership experience needed:FLEXIBLE: We predict this dog will be low on the challenge scale with regard to exercise and mental stimulation requirements, but seniors tend to need a lot of help and understanding when it comes to lifestyle and veterinary issues. Seniors usually need quiet, calm environments and routines and do not do well with a lot of bustle, change, and rambunctious movement (kids and young playful dogs, for instance). This dog’s adopter will need to be prepared for senior health challenges, which usually come with expensive veterinary bills and time in vet offices. Senior care can also take an emotional toll on their humans. Adopting a mature pup is a wonderful thing to do, but it can also be difficult.  Energy levelMEDIUM -- Not bouncing off the walls but needs long walks and playtime, likes to be active - for an older pup he LOVES walks and does play with dogs!  Cuddle Bug LevelMedium -- Likes to snuggle when he's in the mood but often stays in his own bed Potty trained?Yes - but does have have a transitional phase. His foster would expect him to mark in his new home for the first 24 hours out of insecurity but I think confidence building will drastically reduce any marking, it's become a very rare thing in our house already - he doesn't mark anymore - is doing great now :)  Comfy with strangers?Yes but not super desperate to be center of attention -- Fine with meeting new people but not particularly interested, kind of shy in busy social situations like a gathering or a packed day in the park. Good with Children? (ALWAYS requires supervision)No - Needs to be in a home with adults only. His humans need to be respectful of a dog's boundaries, he's given us a couple warning growls when he doesn't want to be picked up or moved.  Social with cats?Probably. Seniors are usually mellow enough that they are able to coexist well with cats.  Good with Other Dogs?Yes - is currently in a home with two other dogs and is fine with them. Does resource gaurd one of his toys - so if you are wanting to intergrate him into a pack ... you will need to be on top of that.  Mouthy Behavior? Nope – Past this point in life  Leash Manners?Getting the Hang of it – He has little leash skills but loves being on walks, we haven't been super successful correcting his behavior yet but he's not difficult to manage! Okay in the city?Seems unfazed by the sights and sounds, they may as well have been born here. - with the exception of things on wheels like skateboard, bikes (but strangely not all of them?) and strollers. People, other dogs, cars, sirens, etc, totally doesn't faze him Separation Anxiety? Nope – Completely fine being left home alone. Doesn’t cry or do anything shitty when you leave the apartment or house.  Crate training? Yep – he sleeps in the crate with no issues, occasionally he'll put himself in it during the day to rest Medical statusHealthy as far as we know. Up to date on their DHPP, Bordetella, and Rabies vaccines; heartworm negative; spayed/neutered; microchipped; treated with dewormer upon intake. Adopters will need to be ready for senior care – at a minimum, that will be annual checkups including senior bloodwork and a dental post adoption (most senior rescues need one).How this dog ended up with Social Tees:Most of our dogs come via partner groups who help us save them from shelters where they are at risk of euthanasia in Tennessee or St. Thomas. There are very few spay/neuter resources there and many more animals in those areas than there are people to adopt them. Rescue groups like ours bring them to the northeast where the desire for pets like these allows us to save their lives. PLEASE NOTE: We cannot guarantee any breed mix, exact age, or full grown size (if the dog is under a year old). We do our best with very educated guesses though!  This animal is not at the Social Tees office, all are in foster homes. LEARN MORE ABOUT US: socialteesnyc.org and Instagram @socialteesnyc ##2102313##

Jasmine (born: 3/20/2012) is 22 pounds. DNA revealed that Jasmine, is 50.2% Papillion, 22.3% Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 19.7% Chihuahua and 7.8% Pekingese. A social worker advised the Society that there was a little dog in need. Her owner could not take care of her anymore, as she herself would be going into the hospital and not coming home. Because the woman was critically ill, she was not able to look after this little dog properly and Jasmine needed medical attention. We agreed to take the dog in. After an extensive medical workup, Jasmine was available for adoption Jasmine is selective with her friends, but if you approach with gentleness and patience, you might just pass her exclusive friendship test! Once you’re in, get ready for a lifetime of love and loyalty. She adores leisurely walks, being pampered, and basking in admiration. She may not be a fan of cats or kids, but for the right human(s), Jasmine will be a loving companion. We really appreciate that you want to give a shelter animal a home. The Humane Society of New York was founded in 1904. The Vladimir Horowitz/Wanda Toscanini Horowitz Adoption Center is a no-kill shelter. Our on-site clinic and staff of skilled Veterinarians looks after the health and well-being of every animal here. We also have a great adoption matchmaking team who will gladly take your profile and match you or your pet with just the right cat or dog companion. We start the process once you have submitted an application to us. Once a completed application is received, the HSNY Adoption Team will review it and we will contact you if we are going to take next steps. FOR AN APPLICATION, please visit http://humanesocietyny.org/adoptions/ and download then email your application to hsny.adopt@gmail.com. Our one and only location is: 306 East 59th Street (between 1st & 2nd Avenue) in Manhattan. If you'd like to sponsor Jasmine, please email amk.hsny@verizon.net. You can give as much or as little as you like. Your donation is tax deductible. Thank you! For additional information on the Humane Society of New York, please visit: humanesocietyny.org. Thank you!

Meet Lara💗 Lara is a super calm small girly. She loves humans and gets along well with children, but is not really interested in dog friends. She’s super cuddly and calm, so the house size wouldn’t matter much. She loves going for a short walk and is trained for housebreaking, so it is essential for you to take her for a walk at least two times a day. She’s also indifferent to dogs or humans she meet outside, but wants to lead the walk herself. She sheds a bit - not a lot; mediate level, and is also really good at grooming, so it wouldn’t be a big worry. However, she doesn’t really prefer long car trips – she doesn’t eat in cars and is a bit afraid of being in them at the first time. She is not kennel trained, but does sleep in her own bed. She also loves to cuddle on human bed and sofa! Allergy/health issues: No allergy or health issues yet found. *Please send all inquiries to @everlove8282. *Please submit your applications through the application form on our Instagram profile! Our team will carefully consider each of your applications to find the perfect forever homes for our dogs. *As all of our dogs are currently in South Korea, there will be an adoption fee of 700USD + customs fee (if applicable) for each dog.

Meet Kong-i🖤 She was brought to Korean City shelter and was staying alone in a floating cage. She used to be scared and freezed when people tried to dress her. As she spent more time alone, exposing to the cold weather, she was rescued for fear of being caught infectious diseases. * With People: Is shy, but welcomes people to whom she opens up when they return home after going out. * With Dogs: Greets with manners othet dogs whom she encounters for the first time. Gets along well with other dogs at the foster home. * Separation Anxiety: Sometimes shows separation anxiety, but is getting to know the cause and getting training regularly. * Potty Training: Is doing indoor potty with more than 80% sucess. Sometimes makes a mistake, so is getting training diligently. Does not have the issue of indoor marking. * Hygiene: Accepts a bath and dry blowing well. Is getting desensitization training because she is not used to clippers and is afraid of them. * Car Sickness: Has a mild car sickness. May vomit if she is in a ride for more than an hour. 💙 Foster's Instagram: @kkom.v

Sapphireand her siblings are very sweet little puppies. They are affectionate, friendly, playful, and smart. They are litter box and puppy pad trained. When they are fully grown they will weigh about 9-12 lbs. They have had all of their puppy vaccines and have been dewormed multiple times as well as flea treated. They are very healthy and fully vetted and ready for their forever homes. They are a mix of a number of small breed dogs including Jack Russell, Beagle, Papillon, Pomeranian and Dachshund. Please include your phone number and full address when applying for these puppies. strayheartsrescue@outlook.com https://forms.gle/suhbpui9RXiVmvoJ9

Lucky is an energetic little guy who loves to play. He loves other dogs and has lived with cats and kids. He will steal your heart with the cute tilt of his head. He is up to date on vaccines, neutered and microchipped. Adoptions limited to Nassau and Suffolk County Long Island.