Meet Sam, a member of the New Moon litter. This adorable septet appears to have Treeing Tennessee Brindle in their mix, a breed known to be sturdy, intelligent, and loyal.

These friendly babies are playful with resident and new dogs but understand boundaries when they are set. They have not been exposed to cats or small animals and do not live with kids but are playful and respectful of the children they meet. The same goes for adults.

They are interested in checking out new places and are affectionate, outgoing, intelligent, even-tempered, and eager to please.

They love toys – especially ones that squeak and chew toys – playing bitey mouth and roughhousing with their siblings and cuddling.

They have yet to be house and crate-trained, but their intelligent nature leads us to believe a little consistency will put them on the path to success in both areas.

A Wiley’s Road Home foster volunteer encountered a stray dog, visibly emaciated, yet wearing the proud badge of a nurturing mother. The volunteer trailed the canine heroine to a nearby house, where an elderly couple resided, and found a litter of pups tucked under the home, where Mom had made them a safe nest.

Wiley’s accepted the family into rescue and volunteers literally crawled under the house through a tiny opening to bring the pups to safety. As it turns out, the couple were not even aware the family had taken up residence.

The New Moon puppies are patiently waiting for adopters who want to welcome them into their family and nurture them through their next phases and into the full life they deserve!

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To apply for this dog, fill out an adoption application on our website: www.sosarl.org/aa/