Pibbles & More Animal Rescue, Inc - PMAR

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

🐾 New Year. New Friends. Same Mission. 🐾

Welcome to Pibbles & More Animal Rescue (PMAR) 💙
If you’re new here—welcome. If you’ve been with us—thank you for standing beside us.

PMAR is a foster-based, volunteer-run 501(c)(3) dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming dogs (and the occasional kitty) who need a second chance—especially those most often overlooked. From urgent shelter pulls and medical cases to shy pups learning how to trust, our mission has never changed: save lives and help dogs find safe, loving homes.

Everything we do is powered by community—our fosters, adopters, volunteers, donors, and supporters who show up when it matters most. Because of you, dogs get another chance at the life they deserve.

✨ Want to be part of the mission?
🏡 Adopt or foster: www.pmarinc.org

🙌 Volunteer: www.pmarinc.org

💙 Donate: tinyurl.com/PMARDonate
📲 Follow & share to help our dogs reach their people

We’re so glad you’re here.
Until they are all home. 🐶🐾

01/04/2026

Some dogs arrive quietly… and then completely steal your heart. Rain did just that — and today, we’re thrilled to share that Rain has officially been adopted! 🏡🐾

After everything she’s been through, Rain now has exactly what she deserves: a loving home, stability, and people who are committed to her for life. From uncertain beginnings to this beautiful new chapter, her journey is a reminder of why rescue matters and why patience, compassion, and community change lives.

Thank you to Rain’s foster(s) for giving her the space and love she needed to blossom, and to her adopters for choosing rescue and opening their hearts and home. This is what it’s all about. 💙

Congratulations sweet girl — your happily ever after has begun.

01/03/2026

🐾 January Dog Owner Checklist 🐾

A smart way to start the new year with your pup

January is a great time to reset routines, check in on health, and set dogs up for success after the holiday chaos. Here are a few simple but important things every dog owner should focus on this month:

❄️ 1. Protect Paws from Winter Hazards

Salt, ice melt, and chemicals can irritate or burn paws.
✔ Wipe paws after walks
✔ Consider booties or pet-safe paw balm
✔ Watch for cracking or redness

🧥 2. Adjust for Cold Weather

Not all dogs are built for winter.
✔ Use jackets or sweaters for short-coated or senior dogs
✔ Limit time outdoors in extreme cold
✔ Dry dogs thoroughly after snow or rain

🩺 3. Schedule or Review Vet Care

The new year is a good time to get organized.
✔ Check when vaccines are due
✔ Review heartworm, flea, and tick prevention
✔ Schedule annual exams or follow-ups

🧠 4. Refresh Training & Enrichment

Less daylight often means less activity — boredom can sneak in.
✔ Practice basic training indoors
✔ Add puzzle toys or scent games
✔ Keep routines consistent after the holidays

🏷️ 5. Check ID & Microchip Info

Winter coats, weight changes, or lost collars can cause issues.
✔ Make sure tags are readable
✔ Confirm microchip info is up to date
✔ Replace worn collars or harnesses

🥣 6. Watch Weight & Nutrition

Holiday treats add up — for dogs too.
✔ Cut back on extras
✔ Measure meals
✔ Adjust food if activity levels changed

🚗 7. Practice Travel & Car Safety

January means winter driving and slippery roads.
✔ Secure dogs with harnesses or crates
✔ Keep a pet travel kit in your car
✔ Never allow free-roaming in vehicles

❤️ 8. Make Time for Extra Comfort

Cold, dark months can be harder on seniors and anxious dogs.
✔ Provide cozy bedding
✔ Maintain predictable routines
✔ Give extra patience and reassurance

Starting the year with small, thoughtful steps helps keep dogs safe, healthy, and happy — and makes life easier for everyone involved. 🐶💙

01/03/2026

Abby
A Beautiful Blue gal looking for a couch to rule from. Yup our girl is still looking for her forever home, we know her family is out there somewhere. A few things to know about Abby...
She loves people ALL people big and small.
She loves the couch and snuggles.
Food.. pretty much all food she has tasted is yummy.
Dress up, she has a collection of hoodies to show off on walks.
Squeaky toys are a must and when excited will run through the house squeaking them for you.
She is housebroken and loves to hang outside with you..or inside with you... where ever you are she will be your shadow.
9 years old and being fostered in Maine, transportation is available.
🐾 Apply to adopt:
https://www.pmarinc.org/pmar-applications/

01/02/2026

☕ Adopted! ☕

Java — one of Mini Byte’s adorable pups — has officially found his forever home! From his tiny beginnings to this exciting new chapter, Java’s journey is a reminder of why rescue matters. 🐾💙

Thank you to our shelter partners, fosters, and everyone who helped make this happy ending possible. And to Java’s new family — welcome to the PMAR alumni family! We can’t wait to see all the love and adventures ahead. 🏡✨

01/02/2026

💙 $5 Friday • New Year, New Goals 💙

Let’s start the year by helping some of our rescue pups still waiting for their forever homes — and yes, all these girls start with the letter B 🐾

💙 Bluey turning 1 this month, great with kids, dogs, and cats, must have a doggy sibling
💙 Blue Magenta great with dogs, cats, and kids 7+
💙 Bunny great with people and kids, not yet cat tested

We’re a 501(c)(3) with no funding — donations keep the lights on and are fully tax deductible. Every dollar helps cover food, toys, treats, and vet care.

How to help:
🐾 Donate via PayPal:
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PibblesNMore

🐾 Donate via Zeffy:
https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/be-their-hope

🐾 Apply to adopt:
https://www.pmarinc.org/pmar-applications/

Please share and help our beautiful B girls find their forever homes 💙🐾

01/02/2026

🚗🐾 January 2 is Pet Travel Safety Day 🐾🚗

Dogs don’t drive — so they count on us to get them safely where they need to go. In rescue, that means a lot of miles on the road. From shelter partners to foster homes, vet visits, and finally to forever families, transportation is a huge (and often unseen) part of what we do at PMAR.

Because our pups spend so much time traveling, safety is always our top priority. It only takes one unsecured moment for a dog to slip away or get hurt, which is why preparation matters every single trip.

Before heading out, we always make sure dogs are properly collared (two-finger rule!), leashed or securely harnessed, and microchipped with up-to-date info. These simple steps can make a life-saving difference.

🧳 A basic pet travel kit we recommend keeping in your car includes:
• Leash + backup leash
• Properly fitted harness
• Water & portable bowl
• P**p bags
• Paper towels & pet wipes
• Multi-purpose or enzymatic cleaner
• Blanket or towel
• Treats or food (if appropriate)
• Crate or seatbelt restraint (when applicable)
• Extra collar with ID
• Disposable gloves
• Basic first-aid supplies

And for our feline friends — cats should always travel in a secure carrier. They’re a major flight risk and safest when contained.

📥 Want an easy reminder?
We created a PMAR Transport Safety Checklist you can download and keep in your car.

Every mile matters. Every safe trip brings a rescue animal one step closer to the life they deserve. 💙

01/02/2026

Cherry Garcia
Apply via our website - www.pmarinc.org