Dax

Meet Dax! <br/><br/>Dax is a tiny 2 year old Aussiedoodle with big blue eyes sparked with curiosity to a newfound freedom. This shy, timid puppy mill survivor is still figuring out what it means to be someone’s beloved companion, but he’s making sweet little strides every day!<br/><br/>His foster is greeted with a tail wag more often these days, and Dax is becoming more comfortable with gentle pets. Those may seem like small things, but for a boy like Dax, they’re huge milestones. <br/><br/>At around 15 pounds, Dax is a full-grown, non-shedding little guy who would love a patient person willing to let him blossom at his own pace. Once he feels comfortable, he loves being his foster’s little shadow, following along around the house and backyard. He’s also great on a leash and absolutely loves his kennel, which serves as his own safe space.<br/><br/>Dax is still working on his potty training and currently wears a belly band indoors as he learns the ropes. He also has a heart murmur, so ongoing veterinary monitoring throughout his life will be important. It doesn’t currently require medical intervention. <br/><br/>Dax needs a home that understands that trust takes time and that the best relationships are built with patience, kindness, and consistency. Watching him discover the comfort of a gentle touch and the safety of a loving home is sure to be a special experience for the person who gives him that chance. Could you be the one to show Dax just how wonderful life can be? <br/><br/> Apply to adopt Dax and give this tiny survivor the forever home he deserves! <br/><br/>ADOPTION FEE : $500<br/>Please submit an application through our rescue, NOT a Petfinder inquiry<br/>---------------------------------------<br/>Apply to adopt here:<br/>https://puppymillrescueteam.org/dog-adoption-application/<br/><br/>This dog is located in Greece NY. Applications for this dog will be considered within a 60 mile radius<br/><br/>When the application has been reviewed their foster will be in touch! Make sure to check your spam email, it will be coming from a fosters personal email address.<br/><br/>Puppy Mill Rescue Team New York State registration No. is RR400 as we are a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization.

Meet Dax!

Dax is a tiny 2 year old Aussiedoodle with big blue eyes sparked with curiosity to a newfound freedom. This shy, timid puppy mill survivor is still figuring out what it means to be someone’s beloved companion, but he’s making sweet little strides every day!

His foster is greeted with a tail wag more often these days, and Dax is becoming more comfortable with gentle pets. Those may seem like small things, but for a boy like Dax, they’re huge milestones.

At around 15 pounds, Dax is a full-grown, non-shedding little guy who would love a patient person willing to let him blossom at his own pace. Once he feels comfortable, he loves being his foster’s little shadow, following along around the house and backyard. He’s also great on a leash and absolutely loves his kennel, which serves as his own safe space.

Dax is still working on his potty training and currently wears a belly band indoors as he learns the ropes. He also has a heart murmur, so ongoing veterinary monitoring throughout

Meet Dax!

Dax is a tiny 2 year old Aussiedoodle with big blue eyes sparked with curiosity to a newfound freedom. This shy, timid puppy mill survivor is still figuring out what it means to be someone’s beloved companion, but he’s making sweet little strides every day!

His foster is greeted with a tail wag more often these days, and Dax is becoming more comfortable with gentle pets. Those may seem like small things, but for a boy like Dax, they’re huge milestones.

At around 15 pounds, Dax is a full-grown, non-shedding little guy who would love a patient person willing to let him blossom at his own pace. Once he feels comfortable, he loves being his foster’s little shadow, following along around the house and backyard. He’s also great on a leash and absolutely loves his kennel, which serves as his own safe space.

Dax is still working on his potty training and currently wears a belly band indoors as he learns the ropes. He also has a heart murmur, so ongoing veterinary monitoring throughout his life will be important. It doesn’t currently require medical intervention.

Dax needs a home that understands that trust takes time and that the best relationships are built with patience, kindness, and consistency. Watching him discover the comfort of a gentle touch and the safety of a loving home is sure to be a special experience for the person who gives him that chance. Could you