Panda fka Po Po Delta pup

Panda fka Po Po (male) blue eyed bottle baby<br/>Delta Dawn’s Valentine Litter<br/>Born: February 12, 2026<br/>Breed Mix: Boxer / Blue Nose Pit Bull Terrier mix (father unknown)<br/><br/>On February 12, 2026, Delta Dawn delivered 11 beautiful puppies by emergency C-section.<br/><br/>Their start in life has been anything but typical.<br/><br/>Shortly after surgery, Delta suffered severe medical complications that required additional surgery and intensive emergency care. During her hospitalization and recovery, she became critically ill and had to be transferred for advanced treatment. Because of this, her puppies were never able to nurse or bond with their mother. They have been bottle-fed since day one and lovingly raised by humans around the clock. They have learned the word No, they come to their names and are starting to work on basic commands. <br/><br/>While they are thriving, they did not have the benefit of learning early dog-to-dog communication from their mom. They have been receiving guidance in their foster home.<br/><br/>About the Puppies<br/><br/>• 11 pups with a wide variety of colors and markings<br/>• Mom is a Boxer / Blue Nose Pit Bull mix<br/>• Father is unknown — based on the diversity in size, structure, and coloring, he could range anywhere from a Blue Heeler, to Australian Cattle Dog, Pitbull, to a Collie-type mix<br/>• Personalities are beginning to emerge — playful, curious, affectionate<br/>Panda was one of the larger pups of the litter ranking around fourth<br/><br/>Given their unique start, these puppies would benefit greatly from a home with a stable, tolerant adult dog who can help teach them appropriate canine behavior and social skills. While they are well-socialized with people, having a confident older dog role model would give them an important advantage as they grow.<br/><br/>Only time will tell how large they will be or which traits will shine through — that is part of the beauty of a true rescue mix.<br/><br/>Adoption Information<br/><br/>Applications are now being accepted.<br/>Puppies are ready to go home. They have received their 2nd vaccinations and will receive the 3rd vaccination at 12 weeks old. They have been dewormed and are microchipped. <br/><br/>Adoption donation includes:<br/><br/>• Age-appropriate vaccinations<br/>• Rabies vaccine<br/>• DAPP (DPAV) series<br/>• Spay or neuter<br/>• Microchip<br/><br/>To apply, please visit:<br/>www.friendsfureveranimalrescue.net<br/><br/>Friends Furever Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.<br/><br/>These puppies fought for life from their very first breath. Now they are ready to grow up knowing stability, guidance, and love.

Panda fka Po Po (male) blue eyed bottle baby
Delta Dawn’s Valentine Litter
Born: February 12, 2026
Breed Mix: Boxer / Blue Nose Pit Bull Terrier mix (father unknown)

On February 12, 2026, Delta Dawn delivered 11 beautiful puppies by emergency C-section.

Their start in life has been anything but typical.

Shortly after surgery, Delta suffered severe medical complications that required additional surgery and intensive emergency care. During her hospitalization and recovery, she became critically ill and had to be transferred for advanced treatment. Because of this, her puppies were never able to nurse or bond with their mother. They have been bottle-fed since day one and lovingly raised by humans around the clock. They have learned the word No, they come to their names and are starting to work on basic commands.

While they are thriving, they did not have the benefit of learning early dog-to-dog communication from their mom. They have been receiving guidance in their foster home.

Panda fka Po Po (male) blue eyed bottle baby
Delta Dawn’s Valentine Litter
Born: February 12, 2026
Breed Mix: Boxer / Blue Nose Pit Bull Terrier mix (father unknown)

On February 12, 2026, Delta Dawn delivered 11 beautiful puppies by emergency C-section.

Their start in life has been anything but typical.

Shortly after surgery, Delta suffered severe medical complications that required additional surgery and intensive emergency care. During her hospitalization and recovery, she became critically ill and had to be transferred for advanced treatment. Because of this, her puppies were never able to nurse or bond with their mother. They have been bottle-fed since day one and lovingly raised by humans around the clock. They have learned the word No, they come to their names and are starting to work on basic commands.

While they are thriving, they did not have the benefit of learning early dog-to-dog communication from their mom. They have been receiving guidance in their foster home.

About the Puppies

• 11 pups with a wide variety of colors and markings
• Mom is a Boxer / Blue Nose Pit Bull mix
• Father is unknown — based on the diversity in size, structure, and coloring, he could range anywhere from a Blue Heeler, to Australian Cattle Dog, Pitbull, to a Collie-type mix
• Personalities are beginning to emerge — playful, curious, affectionate
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