Biscuit & Buster

In late February 2026, Biscuit and Buster were returned to rescue. Their worlds have been turned upside down, as they were in the same home together for many years. Biscuit was adopted from us as a puppy 8 years ago and Buster was adopted from us as a puppy four years ago. (Both moms came into rescue pregnant. All dogs are spayed and neutered before adoption.) Even though they are not related, they are brothers. Ultimately we'd love if they can stay together as they have been brothers for the last 4 years.<br/>Biscuit specifically was having a lot of anxiety, but we are working on making both feel comfortable, happy and loved. We are seeing some progress in learning the routine here and meeting new K9 and Feline friends. Slow and steady is the name of the game.<br/>Biscuit would be happiest in a home where someone is home a lot. He needs to sleep in bed with his person. Buster would be happiest wherever Biscuit is. At night, Buster prefers so far to sleep in a crate next to the bed. A fenced yard will be required for them. The boys are fostered in South Florida. They are between 22-24 lbs each.

In late February 2026, Biscuit and Buster were returned to rescue. Their worlds have been turned upside down, as they were in the same home together for many years. Biscuit was adopted from us as a puppy 8 years ago and Buster was adopted from us as a puppy four years ago. (Both moms came into rescue pregnant. All dogs are spayed and neutered before adoption.) Even though they are not related, they are brothers. Ultimately we'd love if they can stay together as they have been brothers for the last 4 years.
Biscuit specifically was having a lot of anxiety, but we are working on making both feel comfortable, happy and loved. We are seeing some progress in learning the routine here and meeting new K9 and Feline friends. Slow and steady is the name of the game.
Biscuit would be happiest in a home where someone is home a lot. He needs to sleep in bed with his person. Buster would be happiest wherever Biscuit is. At night, Buster prefers so far to sleep in a crate next to the bed. A fenced yard will be required for them.

In late February 2026, Biscuit and Buster were returned to rescue. Their worlds have been turned upside down, as they were in the same home together for many years. Biscuit was adopted from us as a puppy 8 years ago and Buster was adopted from us as a puppy four years ago. (Both moms came into rescue pregnant. All dogs are spayed and neutered before adoption.) Even though they are not related, they are brothers. Ultimately we'd love if they can stay together as they have been brothers for the last 4 years.
Biscuit specifically was having a lot of anxiety, but we are working on making both feel comfortable, happy and loved. We are seeing some progress in learning the routine here and meeting new K9 and Feline friends. Slow and steady is the name of the game.
Biscuit would be happiest in a home where someone is home a lot. He needs to sleep in bed with his person. Buster would be happiest wherever Biscuit is. At night, Buster prefers so far to sleep in a crate next to the bed. A fenced yard will be required for them. The boys are fostered in South Florida. They are between 22-24 lbs each.