Pawadise Pet Rescue

Pawadise Pet Rescue Helping out local pet rescue groups with fundraising, transportation, fostering, adopting and networking

Update on Max and Mallory - we took them under after their owner passed away on 10/11. They both got checked by our vet...
11/14/2024

Update on Max and Mallory - we took them under after their owner passed away on 10/11. They both got checked by our vet and treated for some minor stuff (allergies, infections, Max was put on heart medication) and they got scheduled for MUCH NEEDED dental appointments. This week on Tuesday they both got their dental done:
MAX - only had one tooth left, which was infected badly, and after it was extracted...he needs to stay in his cone for couple weeks (see attached)
MALLORY -poor girl got all (19) but one tooth extracted..(see attached)
Now their healing starts, first night was a little rough but last night was much better. They both are going to be on soft food for the rest of their lives but they both ate their bfast easily this morning.
We wanted to thank all the Keys Animal ER at Cruz Animal Hospital staff and DR. Lisa Mikol-Doering, Dr. Fayth for the amazing care.. Also huge thank you to all of you who donated to Pawadise and/or organized, attended fundraisers...so far Max and Mallory have a bill of over $2600 and that was all taken care of thanks to your donations! ❤️
And a gentle but important reminder to brush your dogs teeth! They need to be taken care of preventatively so big surgeries don't have to be done later on... 😭

10/01/2024
Maisy had a busy day today but she loved every minute of it. She is an incredible puppy. Smart, energetic, loving.. amaz...
08/18/2024

Maisy had a busy day today but she loved every minute of it. She is an incredible puppy. Smart, energetic, loving.. amazing!

Huge THANK YOU! to the crew, and and and and and everyone else who showed up for the world famous Vi****or Races o...
08/17/2024

Huge THANK YOU! to the crew, and and and and and everyone else who showed up for the world famous Vi****or Races on Thursday and helped fundraise $ for our small non-profit rescue organization. Every dollar that has been donated to our rescue is important and going straight to the dogs because everything we do and have done since 2016 when we started is a volunteer work, nobody is getting paid for fostering or transporting or fundraising or walking the dogs or going to meet and greet visits or vet appointments... everything is done in our free time alongside the jobs we have..
We wouldn't be able to do it without the help of the amazing Key West community and those kind people like Chris&Livi who remember to support us every chance they get.
We 'work' in cooperation with other volunteer-based non-profit rescues in the Keys and Homestead /Miami area and whenever we have a space at our homes, we take in dogs in need of forever 🏠 (those that were dumped and disposed of as trash (pretty much).
We wish more people would educate themselves and others about the issue that is going on with overpopulation of dogs and cats and we wish people would spay and neuter their pets.

08/15/2024

Today is National Check The Chip Day! If you love your pet, please take a moment to make sure their chip is up to date. Click on this image to see the website. It's super easy, and your furry friend will thank you!!❤️🐾

Crazy Maisy available for adoption - email pawadisepetrescue@gmail.com for Adoption Application
08/06/2024

Crazy Maisy available for adoption - email [email protected] for Adoption Application

08/05/2024

Introducing Reggs and Maisy, mom and daughter. They are both available for adoption, Reggs is located in Homestead, FL with and Maisy is with us in Key West, FL.
Adopting a dog is a commitment and responsibility. Email each rescue for Adoption Application if interested.

The biggest THANK YOU to for recommending and organizing fundraiser with her friends from the Jeep Club... They raised ...
07/19/2024

The biggest THANK YOU to for recommending and organizing fundraiser with her friends from the Jeep Club... They raised over 1k in donations and that makes a difference in our small non-profit 💕😘 thank you thank you again !

Crazy Maisy got spayed today! This picture was actually taken yesterday, she's on a roll already today and I can't catch...
07/19/2024

Crazy Maisy got spayed today! This picture was actually taken yesterday, she's on a roll already today and I can't catch up with her 😂 we call her "little piranha" at our house... She fearless, bold and even though small in size, he personality makes up for it 😂
Her future forever home needs to have experience with high energy pit/bully breeds, they will need to be active and wanting to include Maisy on all (or at least) most of their adventures and they need to get ready for "here comes the trouble" 😂 also - she's the only foster dog that SLEEPS IN BED WITH US AND ALL OUR SIX DOGS 😂 I couldn't take the crying of 6weeks ols puppy (when she was rescued) and I quickly realized she just wants to be close to the warm body with a heart beat and then SHE SLEEPS ALL NIGHT IN BED WITH US with no accidents or moving around. So yeah... There goes the crate training 😂

Email [email protected] for adoption application

Abi (this new puppy above) made it safely to Key West thanks to the amazing kind sweet volunteer Paulette... Paulette go...
07/19/2024

Abi (this new puppy above) made it safely to Key West thanks to the amazing kind sweet volunteer Paulette...
Paulette got up early in the morning, picked up Crazy Maisy at my house at 6.30m to drop her off at spay clinic in Key Largo at 8.45am. Paulette then waited around in Key Largo for Maisy to be done while Barb from drove from Homestead to Key Largo to meet Paulette and give her Abi to bring to us. Paulette then drove back to Key West with both Maisy and Abi and we couldn't be more grateful for all her help. Paulette is amazing 😍
Abi has a meet and greet tomorrow with local family.
Crazy Maisy got spayed and microchipped and will be ready for her new forever home next week 😘 email [email protected] with questions or for Adoption Application


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Throwback to couple months ago when the boys still had puppy teeth and I could fit them both into the pocket of my wearable hoodie/blanket 😂 to adopt them both together, email [email protected] for Adoption Application #puppies #rescuedogsofinstagram #adoptdontshop #spayandneuter

Piggy and Ty are available for adoption - together - into one happy family 😘 email [email protected] for Adoption Application

And here is a little video with Groot since Fcb won't let me attach it to the post about him 😂

Here is a proof that Foxxy could eventually be a water dog 😂 🐾 🌊 (for treats/food she'll do anything) 💕 Foxxy 🦊 is available for adoption - email [email protected] for Adoption Application and more info 💕 All the other dogs are clients of @pawadise_pet_sitting #pawadise #pawadisepetrescue #adoptdontshop #spayandneuter #rescuedog #rescuedogsofinstagram

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Foxxy using Wasabi as her pillow ;) it's a hot day, the fan and the mist is going but at lunch time everyone is napping;) To adopt Foxxy, email [email protected] for Adoption Application #adoptdontshop #rescuedogsofinstagram #spayandneuter

Orange fruit for the orange dog 😂 Foxxy is available for adoption, email [email protected] #pawadisepetrescue #adoptdontshop #rescuedog #rescuedogsofinstagram

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Q: I saw a puppy you posted on Facebook (or Instagram) and I want to meet him. Where are you located? A: We have no physical location or shelter that we keep dogs at for public to come and see. All of our dogs are placed in foster homes - volunteers that open their heart and home for stray dogs to stay at. Meet and greet visits can be scheduled at your house after filling in Adoption Application. Q: How does the adoption process work? A: Here are the steps that need to happen if you want to adopt a dog from Pawadise Pet Rescue. 1. You thought really good about adding a dog into your family so you will email us at [email protected] and we will send you Adoption Application. 2. You will fill in the adoption application (and if there is a dog you have in mind meeting, you will add the name of the dog) and you'll send back to us. You can add few lines about yourself, your lifestyle and what kind of dog you're looking for. 3. We have your application on file, we will very possibly check references with your vet and your landlord to make sure you're serious about adopting so when we have a dog that needs a home and fits your profile, we'll contact you to see if you're interested to start "foster to adopt" trial. 4. If you agree, we will come to your house with the dog for a meet and greet visit and if the visit goes well, the dog will stay with you for about a week long trial. We want you to understand that dogs need patience and time - they need time to realize they are not in danger anymore, they need time to relax and learn that they will be loved. They need time to learn your routine and connect with you. For some dogs it's easier and for some it's harder. You need time too. It's very unfair to dogs to be returned to us after just few hours you had them because there is no way for them to show you everything they offer in such a short time. They deserve the chance and they deserve the time. 5. If the trial goes well and you decide to adopt and give the dog FOREVER home, we will sign Adoption Contract. Adoption fee is $200 and it's tax deductible. 6. No dog will be adopted to anyone before he/she is spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. 7. You will receive all paperwork AFTER the adoption - after the contract is signed and adoption fee is paid. 8. If you decide the dog is not the right fit for your family for whatever reason, please let us know. Again - no dog is perfect and every dog needs love, care, time and patience. Q: I've send an email /called / left a message and didn't hear back... are you guys a scam? A: We are really sorry but dog rescue is very overwhelming and time consuming and not easy. All we do is in our free time. Our dog rescue organization is not a paid job - it's a passion and we do what we can but sometimes it's too much and we need more time. We understand it doesn't look good if you don't hear from us right away or that you have a paperwork you've been waiting on forever but honestly - we would need our days to have 36 hours and about 15 more volunteers to be on top of it all. The most important part of this are the dogs so as long as they are safe, fed, healthy - everything else can wait. Please, be patient with us... ​ Q: How old is the dog? How big will he get? Is he good with kids, cats, other dogs? A: The dogs we rescue are usually coming to us from the streets of Homestead or Redlands. Most of the time we have no information on how the parents look like or how old the puppy might be. We base the age on the look of their teeth and how big the paws are etc. We don't make any promises and we advise all our adopters to make sure they are ready for unexpected surprises. If we have information about the temperament of the dog, we usually post it with the picture. Q: I want to get a puppy for my kids for Christmas. Do you have any available? A: NO. If you start your conversation with us about adding a new member of your family as buying a new toy for your kids at the store, it's very possible we will not adopt to you. Dogs are not things, they need care and love and lots of patience. Your kids will not be able to care for the dog until they are about 16-18 years old so please, if you need a dog for your kids to play with, get a plush toy. We do encourage families to add a furry member for the kids to grow up with, however all the care will be done by you so you have to make sure you're ready for it. And dogs live to be well over 10 years old so please make sure you took this time into consideration. Q: I am not ready to adopt but I'd like to help out...what can I do? A: Thank you! There are many ways of helping out. We are all volunteers and we do everything in our free time alongside of our own jobs, taking care of our families, having our own hobbies, dogs, etc. Here are few examples of what is needed to run a dog rescue organization: 1. FOSTER - if you're able to open your home for a period of time to provide a shelter, love and care for a dog in need, we'd love to have you - please, fill in Adoption Application and let us know you can foster. We provide food, vet care, crate, p*e pads, stuff needed for the dog. You provide the rest. 2. RAISE FUNDS - everything we do, we do for the dogs. It's not our job that we get paid to do it - it's our passion and we do it because we want to do it. Funds are critical and it takes a lot of time and energy to organize and attend a fundraiser. If you can help with this, we are grateful. 3. EDUCATE/ADVOCATE - overpopulation of dogs (and cats) is a real problem - although it's something not many people know of and there are still people who will buy puppies in stores or online (which supports backyard breeding and puppy mills) or people who will not spay and neuter their dogs and then accidentally (or purposely) have a litter of puppies that they will then give away unaltered again which only adds to the overpopulation...please, if anything - educate yourself and educate others on why it's important to spay and neuter your dogs...

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