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We rescue moms and their puppies. We raise them until they’re ready for their forever homes, then adopt them to responsible families.

22/12/2025

Peanut Brittle met a big dog today.

It's so important for puppies to meet appropriate adult dogs. Tashi volunteers every time. She modulates her interactions depending on the individual needs of the puppy.

Peanut wasn't worried about her at all.

This 8 week old pup is ready for a home of his own. We think he'll be about 10 pounds when he's full grown. He's curious, adventurous, quick to learn all the things that he'll need in his new home.

If you're ready to add a pup to your life, complete the application here: www.remapdogs.org/adopt

Share to find him a great home!

21/12/2025

Today, as we gear up for the end of the year, and cross things off the To Do list, we'll be taking frequent breaks to play with puppies. Happy Solstice.

19/12/2025

Available for adoption!

Taffy (tan and white): about a year old, perhaps 10 pounds, spunky and busy busy busy. She loves to play with toys, walk on leash in the neighborhood, and then cuddle. She's a good girl.

Carmel (darker tan and white): male pup, 8 weeks old. This little dude will be abour 10 pounds as an adult. He loves playing outside and showing off his recall skills (he comes when I call him!).

Marshmellow (white with brown): female pup, 8 weeks old, will be about 10 pounds when full grown. This girl was first to do everything - eat solid food, explore outside, figure out how to climb the ramp instead of the stairs.

Peanut Brittle (light tan): male pup, 8 weeks old. Mr. daredevil has yet to find a blanket mountain to tall to climb. He is confident and smart. Will likely be 10 pounds as an adult.

Complete an application if you're ready to adopt: www.remapdogs.org/adopt

Message me with questions.
Share to find great homes!

14/12/2025

Recall! One of the most important skills for any dog/human team. Seven week old puppies are not too young to start.

14/12/2025

Recall 101!

Even tho these are small breed puppies, maybe especially BECAUSE they're small breed puppies, they still need to be treated like dogs. And RECALL is one of the most important skills for any dog.

I start them early on that one.
Puppies are awesome!

Available for adoption. Let me know if you'd like more info.

13/12/2025

Puppies available for adoption!

Peanut Brittle, Marshamallow & Carmel (left to right), are ready for their forever homes. They're about 7 weeks old, and will be perhaps 10 pounds when they're full grown.

Just because these guys are small, doesn't mean they're not still dogs. They require the same attention to detail that goes along with adopting any dog:

- building a positive relationship
- potty training
- socialization: introducing your dog to new experiences in a positive way
- training classes: learn some basics (SIT, COME, DOWN), leash walking, house manners, etc

If you'd like to meet these guys, please complete an application and we'll start the process:

www.remapdogs.org/adopt

Since the holidays are often filled with parties, events and big emotions, we'll work with you on the go-home plan. (It will not be Christmas eve or Christmas day.)

11/12/2025

Introducing Taffy!

This little mama is young and spunky. Maybe a year old?

Her former life was chaotic and unpredictable. That's not great for a dog. She'll need a patient adopter who is committed to introducing her to the world with kindness and understanding.

At about 10 pounds, Taffy is tiny and springy. She loves to race around the backyard and jump to the top of tables, chairs, anything that's off the ground. So far, she has respected our 6 ft fence, never once trying to climb or jump over.

We introduced her to a leash and she's doing pretty well. She's still learning to potty outside.

Taffy loves to snuggle and is looking for a home with affectionate, active people. Kids and dog siblings might be a possibility - Taffy will let us know.

Please complete an application at www.remapdogs.org/adopt if you'd like to meet her.

03/12/2025

There's only one thing to do when the temperature drops - listen to the moms and puppies, and SNUGGLE!

This 10 pound mama came to us with her 3 littles so that they could all enjoy the comforts of a home. Warm, cozy, full bellies, that's how we do it around here.

The other thing I'm going to do tonight is finish up my holiday giving. I have a couple of treasured non-profits that I'll spread some joy to.

ReMAP Dogs gratefully accepts donations:
Venmo: at Susan-Davy
Credit cards and paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=577DJVSWFPALE

There's nothing better than helping. Homeless pets need all the help we can give.

11/10/2025

Good morning!

11/10/2025

Annie says good morning!

08/10/2025

Granny Annie

So many options: nap in the sun, try the soft blanket, cool off on the concrete.

She loves to watch the birds and squirrels. I imagine that brings back memories for her.

She's slow and creaky.

But when I grab the leash, she prances and bunny hops to the gate! We stroll for half a block and then head back home. That's my turn to remember another elderly pit bull on the end the leash.

Such a good girl.

05/10/2025

During my foster break, I established an exercise routine, spent more time with my own dogs, made healthy meals and got through a very busy time at work.

I read 2 novels (not about dogs), finished one knitting project, started another and bought yarn for the next one. I straightened my desk, wrote some postcards and still something was missing.

Introducing Annie! This sweet senior joined us today. She's recovering from a small mass that burst (the large one was removed and that has healed), she doesn't hear very well and her legs are stiff.

But that look. She has that look that melts my heart and makes me say, 'why not?'

So far, she's explored a little bit of the backyard and had a nice nap in the sun. She's chosen the comfy raised bed, over the plush quilt on the floor. She ate all her dinner and took her pill.

I can't stop staring at her. She is dreamy and makes me remember why I love having a pit bull in the house.

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