Pawsitive Restorations Animal Rescue

Pawsitive Restorations Animal Rescue Saving at-risk pets, one precious life at a time. πŸ’œ
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Pawsitive Restorations Animal Rescue saves the lives of abandoned, pregnant/nursing, stray, neglected, abused, and injured companion animals who are at risk of euthanasia in under-funded rural shelters. HOW YOU CAN HELP!

β€’ ADOPT! -Adopt one our fantastic kiddos who desperately needs a home! You can meet our currently available pets at - www.pawsitiverestorations.com

β€’ FOSTER! - Become a fos

ter home to a dog/puppy in need! https://pawsitiverestorations.com/foster/

β€’ VOLUNTEER! - There are several areas of need within our organization. https://pawsitiverestorations.com/volunteer/

β€’ DONATE SUPPLIES! - View our wish lists here - https://pawsitiverestorations.com/wish-list/

β€’ MONETARY DONATION! - It costs a LOT of money to save these animals! Your financial support is truly invaluable! https://pawsitiverestorations.com/donate/

β€’ FUNDRAISE! - Create a Facebook fundraiser to help PRAR raise funds to care for the hundreds of pets we save each year! Click the link below to create a fundraiser now! https://www.facebook.com/fund/pawsitiverestorations/

β€’ NETWORK! - We need YOU to help us share the adoptable pet posts to get them seen! Share their stories, tag your friends, be their advocates!

πŸ’œ   Is Ready πŸ’œ     🐾Naya survived things no dog ever should have. She was nearly starved to death, she's seen horrors no...
12/22/2025

πŸ’œ Is Ready πŸ’œ 🐾

Naya survived things no dog ever should have. She was nearly starved to death, she's seen horrors no one should see...
And now? Her body is healed and she's ready.

βœ… Ready to move on to a brighter future... is that with you?
βœ… Ready to be someone’s couch buddy.
βœ… Ready to be loved the way she’s always deserved.

This stunning, 4yr old, 53lb girl is wicked smart, ya'll! She's fully potty trained and will use a doggy door if one is available. She has good recall, knows her cues, (Sit, down, shake, roll over, touch, and leave it) and genuinely wants to do things right - to please YOU - Because making you happy is what makes Naya happy.

She’s gentle, easygoing, and incredibly affectionate β€” the kind of dog who presses her whole body against you like she’s saying, β€œYep. You’re mine.”

She loves other dogs and plays beautifully. Naya gives sweet play bows, respects boundaries, and does especially well with calm-yet-playful, confident canine friends who she can learn from. She’s happy to play with her hoomans for a bit, too, then settle in for a nap in the sunshine or on the couch - with you.

And the snuggles? Top tier.
βœ… Bed buddy. βœ… Couch cuddler. βœ… Loyal shadow.

Naya has done so much healing already, and will thrive with a patient, loving family in a calm home who will continue showing her that the world isn't scary. To help her continue her introductions to the world, her adoption includes a consult with our behaviorist so her new family can learn what Naya has been learning, and can help her continue to thrive.

If you’re looking for a soulful, snuggly, intelligent companion who is ready to see the GOOD PARTS of life,
Naya is waiting. πŸ’œπŸΎ

πŸ‘‰ Learn LOTS more about Naya, watch her videos, and apply to adopt our beautiful, sweet survivor today. See comments for details. πŸ‘‡

πŸ™Please help us to Naya's story. Help her find her perfect happily ever after.

πŸ’œ   Pupdate! πŸ’œ The Woopsie litter is a week old now and they're doing great so far.  Weight gain is steady and appropria...
12/22/2025

πŸ’œ Pupdate! πŸ’œ The Woopsie litter is a week old now and they're doing great so far. Weight gain is steady and appropriate in all five kiddos. Their Mama is doing a good job keeping all the tummies full and the kids clean. πŸ₯°

We love porch fairies! πŸ’œ πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈ Thank you for dropping off goodies for the dogs Michelle!  , the resident toy hoarder, has...
12/22/2025

We love porch fairies! πŸ’œ πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈ Thank you for dropping off goodies for the dogs Michelle! , the resident toy hoarder, has already stolen and claimed dominion over one of the Christmas pickles! πŸ₯’πŸ˜‚πŸΎ

Today was "Uterus-Go-Bye-Bye Day" for some of our girls! πŸŽ‰Friends, after more than THREE MONTHS of medical care and reco...
12/21/2025

Today was "Uterus-Go-Bye-Bye Day" for some of our girls! πŸŽ‰

Friends, after more than THREE MONTHS of medical care and recovery, is finally healthy enough to move forward! πŸ’ͺ Bye-bye pesky uterus!

Tiny from the also said "See-ya!" to her uterus as well as 3 deciduous canine teeth 😁

Mama was supposed to finally be rid of her uterus today, too, but she has a little skin infection from the fleas trying to eat her alive. 😞 Dr. Dave wants her on a round of antibiotics and a prednisone taper before she goes into surgery so that she's in tip-top shape for her big day.

The girls are doing great, albeit a little dazed.

Huge thanks to Dr. Palmini for taking such good care of our orphans, and to our recovery volunteers, Jennifer and Robin for getting our girls woken up safely.

*PUPPIES* ➑️ Giving foster mamas crippling anxiety since the dawn of time. Truly, it's their super power. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈFoster Mam...
12/19/2025

*PUPPIES* ➑️ Giving foster mamas crippling anxiety since the dawn of time. Truly, it's their super power. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

Foster Mama, Allison, has been reporting that Lil' has had some soft stools these past couple days - not uncommon for young puppies or for dogs going through big changes. We keep an eye on it for a couple of days as long as they otherwise behave normally. *Typically* those stressy stools normalize in a few days...

But last night, Lil' Miss Ma'am decided to dip out on dinner. πŸ€”

Okay. Cool. Now you have my attention. πŸ‘€

They were just dewormed, and that can upset little tummies sometimes. Let's see how she does in the morning.

First thing this morning, Mama Allison reported that Dottie is now pretty much peeing out of her butt, is refusing breakfast, and doesn't seem to have much energy.

Cool. Cool. NOW you've just bought yourself a ticket to Mama Krissy's house, Little One. 🧐

Got her down to the treatment room and presented her with pureed chicken, which is my go-to *but how sick are you REALLY?* food. πŸ€”

She raced across the room, yeeted her tiny self over my lap and gobbled it down. πŸƒπŸ»β€β™€οΈ

Cool. We're not dying immediately, then. πŸ‘

I then presented her with a little wet food. Same result. Chow-hound - activated. πŸ™„

Now that I know she's not going to have a glucose crash, she can lay on her little bed and gnaw on a bully stick while I do a deep dive into the πŸ’© samples Allison brought for Dottie and 2 of her sisters.

Even though these kiddos had negative f***l exams 4 days before we brought them to Colorado... we double check to see if something was missed if a kiddo has wonky stools or doesn't feel well.

βœ…οΈ Parvo Test - Negative.
βœ… Giardia Test - Negative
οΈπŸ›Ž F***l Float... DING DING DING! We have a winner!

Coccidia. They have coccidia. πŸ₯΄ Likely stress-induced from all the crap the have gone through in their young lives. 😞 Coccidia are pretty smol 🀏 and can be tough to see under the microscope, so they can be easily missed. Or... (and this is fun) sometimes you won't see any at all in one sample, and get the motherload in the next. πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ Thaaaaaat's why we double check.

Coccidia can be fatal in young pups if not treated promptly, so let's all give a GREAT BIG πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ to Mama Allison for watching Dottie closely and sounding the alarms 🚨 when something didn't look right!

Thankfully, coccidia is easily treated when caught early. Dottie got some medicine, took a little nap, then woke up super happy and playful! She bunny hopped ALL. OVER. THE. PLACE., chewed her bully stick some more, climbed into every lap, gave everyone LOTS of kisses (mmmmm puppy breath ) and then ate a nice big lunch of kibble and wet food. πŸ’ͺ

And just like that... she earned herself a ticket back to her foster home. **But look how adorable she was while she was here! πŸ‘‡

All of the pups in the litter are now being treated and hopefully, that will be the end of the anxiety from this adorable group! πŸ™




πŸ“Έ - Mamas Krissy, Allison, and Jennifer

πŸŽ„πŸ’” Sunny’s Christmas Wish…Sweet Sunny-Bean is starting to worry that Santa may have missed her letter.While homes all ov...
12/18/2025

πŸŽ„πŸ’” Sunny’s Christmas Wish…

Sweet Sunny-Bean is starting to worry that Santa may have missed her letter.

While homes all over are filling with twinkly lights, cozy couches, and warm laps… Sunny is still waiting. Waiting for *her* people. Waiting for *her* forever.

Sunny is a 4-month-old, 12-pound Mountain Feist pup with the biggest heart in the tiniest body. She’s loving, joyful, playful, very smart, and SO eager to be included in whatever you’re doing β€” adventures, couch cuddles, snack distribution… all of it. πŸ₯Ή

She’s already spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to find that special someone who will choose *her* to love forever. ❀️

All Sunny wants this Christmas is a family of her own.
A home where she belongs.
A soul to connect to.
A heart she can love forever.

πŸ™ Please help us make her wish come true by SHARING this post.
You might not be her person… but someone you know could be.

Let’s not let Sunny wake up Christmas morning still waiting. πŸ’œ
Let’s find this girl her forever.

🐾 Sunny. Sunny. Be her Christmas miracle. πŸ’œπŸΎ

πŸ‘‡ Check comments for more info!

 ,  , and   aren't dummies.  They figured out REAL quick what the kitchen is for.  🀀
12/17/2025

, , and aren't dummies. They figured out REAL quick what the kitchen is for. 🀀

12/16/2025

Trying to play some MASSIVE catchup in the office today - but I'm totally distracted watching our sweet at her first day of "Doggy Day Care" at Camp Bow Wow in Parker.

Naya has suffered incredibly. Her body is healed. Now she needs to be exposed to new things and environments and learn how to be a "dog." So she's spending some time with other friendly dogs to help her build confidence in new places. πŸ’œ

Everyone,  please say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the   🩷🩷🩡🩡🩷5 (FIVE) days ago a local follower, Cindy, reached out to us in quite...
12/16/2025

Everyone, please say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the 🩷🩷🩡🩡🩷

5 (FIVE) days ago a local follower, Cindy, reached out to us in quite the pickle... she had just discovered that her young female dog was pregnant. Sally (the mama) wasn't hurting for groceries, is quite the furball, and didn't get a humongous belly, so it wasn't easy to notice her recent expansion.

Cindy took Sally to the vet for a checkup after realizing that this recent growth looked like more than just good groceries. It was discovered that Sally was, in fact pregnant, and guessed to be within 2 weeks of whelp. This was, of course, an unplanned pregnancy with a decent potential for genetic complications. The doctor suggested a spay/abort, but that didn't sit right with Cindy so she did the only thing she could think of - she reached out to us for guidance.

We spoke at length with Cindy about potential complications and what she would need to do - VERY QUICKLY 😳 to prepare for whelp and care for mom and babies. She was in over her head, but she wanted to do all that she could for Sally and the kids. She listened, she asked good questions, and she acted immediately to purchase what she would need to keep mom and kids safe & comfortable. We ended our conversation with an offer to help in any way we could, to include helping with whelp, the babies, and getting Sally spayed.

After noodling on everything We had spoken about, Cindy reached back out the next morning to accept our offer to help her, Sally, and the babies.

Fast forward to this afternoon when I get the message that Sally is in labor, panting, and frantically nesting. 😬

I threw the whelping kit, o2 concentrator, puppy heater, trauma kit, and whatever else I could grab into the car and hit the road.

By the time I arrived to Cindy's house, a beautiful little girl had already been born. Sally had no interest in opening the baby's sac, (any of them, really) but because Cindy had been diligent in learning and asking questions, she was able to get the baby out, clear the face/nose/mouth, and cut the cord like a champ!

4 additional babies were born over the course of the next 2 hours! Sally did great pushing them out, but left the yucky parts up to the people helping. The family, Griffin, Morgan, and Cindy were very welcoming, stayed calm, and did everything that needed to be done to help Sally get through her whelp.

When all was said and done, and the babies were safe and settling in with mom, Cindy did the best thing she could do for Sally and the kids - she officially entrusted the babies to our care.

Sally will raise her babies under the watchful eye of her family and the guidance and care of PRAR. When the babies are weaned and no longer need their mom, they will transfer to our care to be fully vetted and adopted into appropriate homes. PRAR will cover the costs of care for the babies and will have sneaky Sally spayed so that she doesn't find herself in this predicament again.

We see the results of so many poor decisions in our line of work. It was really refreshing to be able to work with someone who realized the great big WOOPS that had happened, and genuinely wanted to do the best thing she could to ensure the health, safety, and happiness of all involved BEFORE it became another sad case. πŸ’œπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

Welcome to the pack, little ones.

Further updates will come as they grow πŸ“ˆ

πŸ’š FREEDOM RIDE! πŸ’š Eleven sweet souls made their way to the PRAR Neonate Program on Saturday! In this post, we'd like you...
12/15/2025

πŸ’š FREEDOM RIDE! πŸ’š Eleven sweet souls made their way to the PRAR Neonate Program on Saturday! In this post, we'd like you to meet the - Gunner, Marley, Franki, Masie, Ripley, and Dottie πŸ₯°

From what we were told the owners moved out of their trailer home in Western Oklahoma and took the mother dog with them. 6 four-week-old puppies were left behind under the dilapidated, filthy front porch - alone.

A kind neighbor heard the cold, hungry babies crying. He scooped them up and brought them into his home to keep them warm before taking them to animal control.

The good Folks at Animal Control put out a public plea looking for the mother and they did eventually find the owners. Being a very small town Animal Services knew that the owners did not live a lifestyle conducive to taking proper care of animals and did not release the puppies back to the owner. In fact they went so far as to try to get the mom - who the owners would not surrender. Animal Control made a deal that the mom would be spayed at their next spay neuter event, and the puppies would be surrendered to safety.

Mama is said to be a Labrador/ Shepherd mix and dad was unknown. From the looks of some of these kiddos we're going to go ahead and make the assumption that Daddy may have had some Catahoula in him πŸ˜‰

The babies were moved to our incredible Foster mama, Dani, who kept them safe, warm and fed while they got their first vaccines and dewormers and waited for their FAAAAABULOUS and with Malcolm 2 the Rescue to come pick them up for their First-Class private flight HOME.

These Lil chunky-butts are settling into their foster homes. Thank you Mama Lisa and Mama Allison for saying YES to !

The babies will be smothered in hooman kisses and snoogles, get lots of enrichment to support brain development, and will be ready to wiggle their waggy tails into your heart and home in a few weeks. πŸ’œπŸΎ

12/15/2025

You'd think they never get any love or attention... πŸ™„ The dogs showed out at the PRAR Christmas party. Foster Daddies, Chris and Peter, were soaking up the lovies from these poor, neglected souls.

Watching this again, I see that helped himself to some of Chris' drink!

The boys,  Charlie, Billy, and Shenzi are next. I believe Charlie knew life outside of his prison. I believe Billy and S...
12/15/2025

The boys, Charlie, Billy, and Shenzi are next. I believe Charlie knew life outside of his prison. I believe Billy and Shenzi were born into it. I think, with patience and some time, we can pull Charlie out. He's a soul dog. He's a leader - 1000%. Im worried about the two young ones.

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