Joan Jett

These six puppies arrived the old-fashioned way: a neighbor's dog, a fence that did not do its one job, and two very young hound mamas who absolutely did not sign up for this. <br/>Technically these pups come from two litters- some born to a redtick, some to a bluetick, all within a couple weeks of each other- so they're half siblings raised in one big pile and being counted as one crew. Dad was a lab mix who has not returned our calls. They're roughly four months old, with ears too big for their heads and a lot of growing left to do.<br/><br/>They've never met a stranger- good with other dogs, easy around kids- even little ones as young as 1-2 years old- and operating under the firm belief that every new person is just a friend who hasn't introduced themselves yet. They're curious, busy, and happiest with room to roam and a person willing to keep up. <br/><br/>If one of them sounds like your kind of trouble, let us know!<br/><br/>This whole litter is currently in foster in Tulsa, OK and is adoptable anywhere in the country.<br/>helplesshounds.com/adoption-application

These six puppies arrived the old-fashioned way: a neighbor's dog, a fence that did not do its one job, and two very young hound mamas who absolutely did not sign up for this.
Technically these pups come from two litters- some born to a redtick, some to a bluetick, all within a couple weeks of each other- so they're half siblings raised in one big pile and being counted as one crew. Dad was a lab mix who has not returned our calls. They're roughly four months old, with ears too big for their heads and a lot of growing left to do.

They've never met a stranger- good with other dogs, easy around kids- even little ones as young as 1-2 years old- and operating under the firm belief that every new person is just a friend who hasn't introduced themselves yet. They're curious, busy, and happiest with room to roam and a person willing to keep up.

If one of them sounds like your kind of trouble, let us know!

This whole litter is currently in foster in Tulsa, OK and is adoptable anywhere in the country.

These six puppies arrived the old-fashioned way: a neighbor's dog, a fence that did not do its one job, and two very young hound mamas who absolutely did not sign up for this.
Technically these pups come from two litters- some born to a redtick, some to a bluetick, all within a couple weeks of each other- so they're half siblings raised in one big pile and being counted as one crew. Dad was a lab mix who has not returned our calls. They're roughly four months old, with ears too big for their heads and a lot of growing left to do.

They've never met a stranger- good with other dogs, easy around kids- even little ones as young as 1-2 years old- and operating under the firm belief that every new person is just a friend who hasn't introduced themselves yet. They're curious, busy, and happiest with room to roam and a person willing to keep up.

If one of them sounds like your kind of trouble, let us know!

This whole litter is currently in foster in Tulsa, OK and is adoptable anywhere in the country.
helplesshounds.com/adoption-application