Marlin - Female 3-Year-Old Standard Poodle for Adoption in Baldwin County, AL

Meet Marty – A Loving, Goofy Pittie Looking for His Second Chance Marty is a 3-year-old pit bull with a big heart and a playful spirit. Adopted earlier this year, he quickly stole our hearts with his sweet nature, goofy personality, and love of cuddles. He’s eager to please, knows basic commands, and enjoys learning new things—especially when treats and new toys are involved! More than anything, he loves his people! Marty would thrive in a calm, structured home without young children. He may do best as the only dog, or possibly with a more compatible canine companion. While he’s still building confidence and learning boundaries, he’s been mouthy but NOT aggressive. However, because we have a young child and a senior dog who hasn’t adjusted well to him, we’ve made the heartbreaking decision to find him a more suitable environment. He just needs a patient, experienced handler who can help him feel safe and secure as he continues to grow. We’ve always been committed to our pets and never imagined rehoming a dog. Our senior dog has been with us for over 9 years, and before that, our first dog lived to 13. Marty deserves the same lifelong love—we just know that love needs to come from the right match. We’re hoping to find someone who sees the amazing potential in Marty and is willing to give him the guidance and confidence he needs to thrive. He has so much love to give and just needs a chance to shine.

Paisley is as sweet as can be, very energetic and needs lots of attention and exercise. Great with other dogs and very affectionate. I have all her papers and she's went to the same vet since she was born. She has not been spayed. The reason I am looking to rehome her is that I'm having my first child, so I got a better job where I unfortunately can't be home as much to be with Paisley. Looking for someone who wants a loving dog attached to their hip and can provide the love and attention she needs.

Nova is a playful and energetic girl. She was abandoned, so she has trust issues with new people but has never lunged at or bit anyone. Her bark is bigger than her bite. She is dog reactive on the leash. She would fit best into a single dog family with the ability to train her and/or give her a purpose. She is loyal once trust is established. She is not fixed and has the potential to continue a good bloodline. I took her in to keep her safe, but have come to realize she needs more than what I can give her.

She’s a real sweet soul. One blue eye one brown. Very active.