Hi everybody! It’s me, Kiwi. 🥰 I’m only one year old, but I’ve already had quite an adventure! When I was just a tiny little puppy, I came to Max’s Ark Rescue. I was very small, very fluffy, and, according to everyone who met me, cute as a button. 🥹💕 I’m a long-haired Toy Chihuahua, so I was basically born to be adorable.
My Name is Susie!
Hi there! My name is Susie, and I’m a sweet little 7-pound Yorkie girl with a big heart and a story I’m ready to leave behind.
My Name is Eol!
For the first 4 years of my life, I wasn’t really anyone’s “baby.” I was just a stud dog for a breeder, kept to make puppies and never truly loved for me. 💔 I didn’t know what it meant to be part of a family, to be cuddled on a couch, or to be told I was special.
My Name is Gaga!
I’m a 2-year-old Korean Maltese with a big heart and a waggy tail! ✨ For the first part of my life, I was used for breeding, but those days are behind me now—and I’m ready to just be a dog 💕.
When Forever Isn’t Forever: Why Our Age Requirements Matter
In rescue, every week tells a story — sometimes joyful, sometimes heartbreaking. Recently, we’ve seen a painful trend that reminds us exactly why our adoption policies are in place.
My Name is Missy!
Hi, my name is Missy, and I’m a beautiful 3-year-old Pomeranian with a fluffy white coat, a sweet face, and a heart that is finally ready to know what it feels like to be truly loved. 🐾🤍
My Name is Jules
Hi, I’m Jules, a beautiful 2-year-old Yorkie girl with a silver-and-tan coat, a gentle heart, and so much love to give. I weigh about 12 pounds—just the perfect size for cuddles! 🐾💕
I Think My Dog Judges Me
I recently came across a study conducted in Japan that sought to answer an amusing yet intriguing question: Do dogs judge their humans? Well, guess what? They do! And honestly, I’m not surprised.
My Name is Lucy!
I’m 4 years old, and my story began in the same backyard breeding operation as my friend Susie. For much of my life, my job was to have babies. I never really got to experience what it meant to simply be a little dog—to be someone’s companion, to be spoiled, to curl up on a lap and just enjoy being loved.