Tadhg

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Lucky Irish Trio Looking for Their Forever Homes!<br/>Meet Tadhg - Pronounced Tie-g<br/>Three adorable siblings arrived at Pet Rescue By Judy on St. Patrick’s Day, so it only felt right to give them all charming Irish names! Full of life and personality, these pups are ready to bring a little extra luck—and a lot of love—into their future families.<br/>Approximately five months old, these pups are believed to be a mix of hound and heeler (Australian Cattle Dog). While we don’t have confirmed information about their parents, we were told they share these breeds—and based on their energy levels and personalities, it certainly shows! We expect them to grow into medium-to-large dogs, likely reaching 60 pounds or more when fully grown.<br/>These siblings came to us thanks to a kind individual who rescued them from a difficult situation. While their past is a bit of a mystery, their bright, happy spirits show they’re ready to leave it behind and focus on a future filled with love and adventure.<br/>Each of these pups is energetic, playful, and eager to explore the world. They would thrive in active homes with individuals or families who enjoy the outdoors, whether that’s hiking, long walks, or simply spending time playing in the yard. Their intelligent and lively nature means they’ll also benefit from continued training and enrichment.<br/>Because of their expected size and energy level, a securely fenced backyard is required to give them the space they need to run, play, and grow. Important Information for New Puppy Parents<br/>Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting and rewarding experience—but it also comes with important responsibilities. To help your puppy grow into a happy, confident, and well-adjusted adult dog, dedication to obedience training, socialization, and consistent potty training is essential.<br/>We strongly recommend that the entire family participates in puppy training classes. This not only helps build a strong bond with your new pup but also ensures that everyone is using the same commands and techniques, creating a clear and consistent environment for learning.<br/>**Puppies thrive with structure, patience, and positive reinforcement—and so do their families! Let’s set them up for a lifetime of love and success

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Lucky Irish Trio Looking for Their Forever Homes!
Meet Tadhg - Pronounced Tie-g
Three adorable siblings arrived at Pet Rescue By Judy on St. Patrick’s Day, so it only felt right to give them all charming Irish names! Full of life and personality, these pups are ready to bring a little extra luck—and a lot of love—into their future families.
Approximately five months old, these pups are believed to be a mix of hound and heeler (Australian Cattle Dog). While we don’t have confirmed information about their parents, we were told they share these breeds—and based on their energy levels and personalities, it certainly shows! We expect them to grow into medium-to-large dogs, likely reaching 60 pounds or more when fully grown.
These siblings came to us thanks to a kind individual who rescued them from a difficult situation. While their past is a bit of a mystery, their bright, happy spirits show they’re ready to leave it behind and focus on a fu

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Lucky Irish Trio Looking for Their Forever Homes!
Meet Tadhg - Pronounced Tie-g
Three adorable siblings arrived at Pet Rescue By Judy on St. Patrick’s Day, so it only felt right to give them all charming Irish names! Full of life and personality, these pups are ready to bring a little extra luck—and a lot of love—into their future families.
Approximately five months old, these pups are believed to be a mix of hound and heeler (Australian Cattle Dog). While we don’t have confirmed information about their parents, we were told they share these breeds—and based on their energy levels and personalities, it certainly shows! We expect them to grow into medium-to-large dogs, likely reaching 60 pounds or more when fully grown.
These siblings came to us thanks to a kind individual who rescued them from a difficult situation. While their past is a bit of a mystery, their bright, happy spirits show they’re ready to leave it behind and focus on a future filled with love and adventure.
Each of these pups is energetic, playful, and eager to explore the world. They would thrive in active homes with individuals or families who enjoy the outdoors, whether that’s hiking, long walks, or simply spending time playing in the yard. Their intelligent and lively nature means they’ll also benefit from continued training and enrichment.
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