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If you grew up in the early 2000s, these names probably sound familiar — and just like their TV counterparts, this trio is full of personality, friendship, and a little bit of chaos in the best possible way. Meet Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo, three adorable pups who are ready to start their next adventure: finding forever homes.<br/><br/>These puppies are about 10 weeks old and appear to be some kind of hound mixes… but if you’re hoping for a more specific breed breakdown, we’re afraid your guess is as good as ours. When dogs come from the South, their family trees tend to look a little more like a mystery novel than a pedigree chart. What we can tell you is that they’re absolutely adorable and full of that classic happy-go-lucky puppy energy.<br/><br/>All three pups are sweet, social, and love people. They are currently being fostered with other dogs and are doing great. They would also likely do well in homes with cats and respectful children with proper introductions.<br/><br/>While in foster care they will begin working on crate training and potty training, but it’s important to remember that they are still babies and very much a work in progress. Puppies require patience, structure, and consistency while they learn the rules of living in a home.<br/><br/>Let’s be honest — puppies are cute, but they are also a lot of work. They will need adopters who are committed to continuing their training, socialization, and routine as they grow. The effort you put in now will help them grow into confident, well-adjusted adult dogs.<br/><br/>Before adoption, each puppy will be fully vetted.<br/><br/>If you’re ready for the puppy phase, the chaos, the zoomies, and the lifetime of love that follows, one of these pups might be the perfect addition to your family.<br/><br/>Adopt Lizzie: www.freedomfirstrescue.com/Lizzie

If you grew up in the early 2000s, these names probably sound familiar — and just like their TV counterparts, this trio is full of personality, friendship, and a little bit of chaos in the best possible way. Meet Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo, three adorable pups who are ready to start their next adventure: finding forever homes.

These puppies are about 10 weeks old and appear to be some kind of hound mixes… but if you’re hoping for a more specific breed breakdown, we’re afraid your guess is as good as ours. When dogs come from the South, their family trees tend to look a little more like a mystery novel than a pedigree chart. What we can tell you is that they’re absolutely adorable and full of that classic happy-go-lucky puppy energy.

All three pups are sweet, social, and love people. They are currently being fostered with other dogs and are doing great. They would also likely do well in homes with cats and respectful children with proper introductions.

While in foster care they will begin working on

If you grew up in the early 2000s, these names probably sound familiar — and just like their TV counterparts, this trio is full of personality, friendship, and a little bit of chaos in the best possible way. Meet Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo, three adorable pups who are ready to start their next adventure: finding forever homes.

These puppies are about 10 weeks old and appear to be some kind of hound mixes… but if you’re hoping for a more specific breed breakdown, we’re afraid your guess is as good as ours. When dogs come from the South, their family trees tend to look a little more like a mystery novel than a pedigree chart. What we can tell you is that they’re absolutely adorable and full of that classic happy-go-lucky puppy energy.

All three pups are sweet, social, and love people. They are currently being fostered with other dogs and are doing great. They would also likely do well in homes with cats and respectful children with proper introductions.

While in foster care they will begin working on crate training and potty training, but it’s important to remember that they are still babies and very much a work in progress. Puppies require patience, structure, and consistency while they learn the rules of living in a home.

Let’s be honest — puppies are cute, but they are also a lot of work. They will need adopters who are committed to continuing their training, socialization, and ro