Pete

~~Although we do our very best to make sure your new pup is in tiptop health before adoption,<br/>things could drastically change a month later. Since we don’t have a long health history of your<br/>adopted dog, we can only treat the pet for whatever symptoms present during the initial exam<br/>and follow up exams.~<br/><br/>Health: ***** No obvious health issues found during vet exam *****<br/>Temperament: Is it a giant marshmallow or a cumulus cloud? No, it’s Pete! This one-of-a-kind, 7-year-old Pomeranian is truly something special. He has the most expressive little face, and he’ll melt your heart with the happy, grumbly sounds he makes when you pet him.<br/><br/>Pete is a guy of simple pleasures. He loves his treats, lives for a good tummy scratch, and is slowly learning that being a professional cuddler is a pretty great gig. He’s curious about toys, but honestly? His absolute favorite thing in the world is a humble, empty toilet paper roll.<br/><br/>He’s currently about 11 pounds, and we’re working on getting him feeling his best—he’s on medication for low thyroid to help his metabolism, and he’s doing amazing on Keppra to manage his focal seizures. Because he hasn't quite taken to leash walking and really isn't a fan of crates, a home with a secure, fenced yard is a must-have for him.<br/><br/>He’s definitely a quirky little guy, but he is such a wonderful companion. If you think your home might be the perfect place for Pete to settle in, we’d love for you to apply to adopt him! --<br/><br/>Where did he come from: He was surrendered to us by a puppymill.<br/><br/>Adoption: ***** $600.00 *****<br/>Weight: 8.7 lbs.<br/>DOB: 4/1/2019<br/><br/>ADOPTION APPLICATION: http://www.recycledpoms.org/application --<br/><br/>Email info@recycledpomeranians.com to request a printable application. --<br/><br/>------Please remember our group is made of only volunteers all of whom have full time jobs, foster fur-kids, and families of their own, so please be patient.--------

~~Although we do our very best to make sure your new pup is in tiptop health before adoption,
things could drastically change a month later. Since we don’t have a long health history of your
adopted dog, we can only treat the pet for whatever symptoms present during the initial exam
and follow up exams.~

Health: ***** No obvious health issues found during vet exam *****
Temperament: Is it a giant marshmallow or a cumulus cloud? No, it’s Pete! This one-of-a-kind, 7-year-old Pomeranian is truly something special. He has the most expressive little face, and he’ll melt your heart with the happy, grumbly sounds he makes when you pet him.

Pete is a guy of simple pleasures. He loves his treats, lives for a good tummy scratch, and is slowly learning that being a professional cuddler is a pretty great gig. He’s curious about toys, but honestly? His absolute favorite thing in the world is a humble, empty toilet paper roll.

He’s currently about 11 pounds, and we’re working on getting him feel

~~Although we do our very best to make sure your new pup is in tiptop health before adoption,
things could drastically change a month later. Since we don’t have a long health history of your
adopted dog, we can only treat the pet for whatever symptoms present during the initial exam
and follow up exams.~

Health: ***** No obvious health issues found during vet exam *****
Temperament: Is it a giant marshmallow or a cumulus cloud? No, it’s Pete! This one-of-a-kind, 7-year-old Pomeranian is truly something special. He has the most expressive little face, and he’ll melt your heart with the happy, grumbly sounds he makes when you pet him.

Pete is a guy of simple pleasures. He loves his treats, lives for a good tummy scratch, and is slowly learning that being a professional cuddler is a pretty great gig. He’s curious about toys, but honestly? His absolute favorite thing in the world is a humble, empty toilet paper roll.

He’s currently about 11 pounds, and we’re working on getting him feeling his best—he’s on medication for low thyroid to help his metabolism, and he’s doing amazing on Keppra to manage his focal seizures. Because he hasn't quite taken to leash walking and really isn't a fan of crates, a home with a secure, fenced yard is a must-have for him.

He’s definitely a quirky little guy, but he is such a wonderful companion. If you think your home might be the perfec