Noosey

“Hi... I’m Noosey, and I’m Ready for My Real Beginning.”<br/><br/>From the heart of Noosey herself<br/><br/>Hi there. My name is Noosey, and even though I’m just a little puppy, I’ve already lived through more than most dogs ever should. I’m here today because someone finally decided I deserved a fair chance — and I’m hoping that chance leads me straight to you.<br/><br/>I came into animal control with all my brothers and sisters. We were surrendered together, confused and scared, not knowing what was happening. The rest of my litter was pulled out of the pound... but they left me behind. I didn’t understand why. I didn’t know what I had done wrong. I only knew that suddenly I was alone.<br/><br/>The truth is, I’m a little different. My left eye has a deformation — something I was almost certainly born with. My third eyelid covers most of it, and no one can say for sure how much I can see out of that side. But the vet checked me over carefully and said there’s nothing that needs to be done. It doesn’t hurt me. It doesn’t slow me down. It’s just part of who I am.<br/><br/>And honestly? I don’t even notice it. I run, play, wrestle, explore, and zoom around just like any other puppy. I’m tough, scrappy, and full of spirit. I stand up for myself. I don’t let anything keep me down.<br/><br/>I was told that the reason my litter was surrendered was because a disabled person in the household hurt me — tried to strangle me. I don’t remember much, but I do remember being scared. I remember feeling small and helpless. And I remember how wrong it felt when the rest of my siblings were rescued and I wasn’t. But that’s exactly why the rescue stepped in. They saw me sitting there alone, and they refused to let me be forgotten. They said I deserved the same chance at life as every other puppy. And now... here I am.<br/><br/>I’m spayed, current on my vaccinations, and I have a microchip, so I’ll never be lost or overlooked again. I’m ready — truly ready — for my new family.<br/><br/>I get along wonderfully with other dogs. Big ones, small ones, silly ones, bossy ones — I’m good with all of them. I love people, too. I love when they talk to me, pet me, laugh with me, and show me new things. And snacks? Oh, snacks are my favorite. Treats make my tail wiggle so hard my whole body gets involved.<br/><br/>I may not be “perfect” in the way some people imagine puppies should be. But I’m perfect in the ways that matter. I’m loving. I’m brave. I’m playful. I’m resilient. I’m grateful. And I’m ready to give my whole heart to someone who sees me not as a flaw, but as a miracle who made it through.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a puppy who will adore you, who will grow with you, who will face the world with courage and joy, I think we might be meant for each other. All you have to do is send an email to mike@caaronline.org to set up an appointment to meet me.<br/><br/>I’ve been left behind once. I’m hoping that this time, someone chooses me — not because I’m perfect, but because I’m Noosey, and I’m worth loving.<br/><br/>Love, Noosey<br/><br/>PLEASE e-mail (do not call) mike@caaronline.org for more information and to set up an appointment to adopt. Do not e-mail us with a request to call you, if you have a question, please ask in the e-mail.<br/><br/>All dogs are adopted on a first come - first served basis.<br/><br/>Central Arizona Animal Rescue is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation.<br/><br/>We are located in San Tan Valley, AZ.<br/><br/>If you have other dogs already, you must bring them for introduction prior to adoption.<br/><br/>Follow us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/CentralArizonaAnimalRescue<br/><br/>Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/centralarizonaanimalrescue<br/><br/>Follow our YouTube Channel - www.youtube.com/channel/UCp43a-ycLJ2BwsgW8hu6UVg<br/><br/>WE DO NOT TAKE OWNER SURRENDERS - If you are looking to surrender a dog, take them to the county animal control in the county you reside in. That is where we get all of our dogs we are trying to save.<br/><br/>#rescuedogsoffacebook #rescuedogsrule #dogs #doglife #doglovers #doglover #rescueismyfavoritebreed #rescuedogs #rescuepup #rescuedogsrock #dogrescue #CAAR #rescuedismyfavoritebreed #dogrescuers #arizonarescuedogs #dogsofinstagram #rescuedog #HelpingLostPets #mutts #mixedbreed #shelterdogsofinstagram #rescuedogsofinstagram #adopteddogsofinstagram #adoptashelterpet #spayandneuter #adopted #rescuepet #opttoadopt #rescues

“Hi... I’m Noosey, and I’m Ready for My Real Beginning.”

From the heart of Noosey herself

Hi there. My name is Noosey, and even though I’m just a little puppy, I’ve already lived through more than most dogs ever should. I’m here today because someone finally decided I deserved a fair chance — and I’m hoping that chance leads me straight to you.

I came into animal control with all my brothers and sisters. We were surrendered together, confused and scared, not knowing what was happening. The rest of my litter was pulled out of the pound... but they left me behind. I didn’t understand why. I didn’t know what I had done wrong. I only knew that suddenly I was alone.

The truth is, I’m a little different. My left eye has a deformation — something I was almost certainly born with. My third eyelid covers most of it, and no one can say for sure how much I can see out of that side. But the vet checked me over carefully and said there’s nothing that needs to be done. It doesn’t hurt me. It doesn’t slo

“Hi... I’m Noosey, and I’m Ready for My Real Beginning.”

From the heart of Noosey herself

Hi there. My name is Noosey, and even though I’m just a little puppy, I’ve already lived through more than most dogs ever should. I’m here today because someone finally decided I deserved a fair chance — and I’m hoping that chance leads me straight to you.

I came into animal control with all my brothers and sisters. We were surrendered together, confused and scared, not knowing what was happening. The rest of my litter was pulled out of the pound... but they left me behind. I didn’t understand why. I didn’t know what I had done wrong. I only knew that suddenly I was alone.

The truth is, I’m a little different. My left eye has a deformation — something I was almost certainly born with. My third eyelid covers most of it, and no one can say for sure how much I can see out of that side. But the vet checked me over carefully and said there’s nothing that needs to be done. It doesn’t hurt me. It doesn’t slow me down. It’s just part of who I am.

And honestly? I don’t even notice it. I run, play, wrestle, explore, and zoom around just like any other puppy. I’m tough, scrappy, and full of spirit. I stand up for myself. I don’t let anything keep me down.

I was told that the reason my litter was surrendered was because a disabled person in the household hurt me — tried to strangle me. I