Watermelon

If you have ever adopted a hound, in an area full of hounds, there has to be a moment where you wonder - what did my hound look like as a puppy? So often, we get them when they are at least two years old and you can't help but wonder, what did this amazing hound look like when they were a tiny, little thing.<br/>We have your answer! Look no further than our two amazing walker hound puppies - Watermelon and Pineapple!<br/>At 9-weeks-old, these two have already charmed most every volunteer and everyone at the vet's office. Adorable doesn't even begin to describe them. They are two of the most fun-loving puppies we have ever had at the shelter.<br/>Watermelon (girl) and Pineapple (boy) are transfers to us from a rescuer in the middle part of the state. They were with their mom and one other sibling until just a week ago. They are pros at using their pee pads, which delights us all.<br/>But the coolest part about them is how they are helping another puppy we have become braver and more content. Reef is 21 weeks old and, with his sisters, was found as a stray. The group of them were doing their best to survive, just relying on each other.<br/>Reef's sisters have been adopted and he has been by himself. He was the most shy of the four and the hardest for visitors to get to know. But now, that is all changing. Reef has been drawn completely out of his shell by Watermelon and Pineapple. They won't leave him alone.<br/>You find yourself laughing the entire time you are watching them play - one will be walking along, only to be dive-bombed by another. At one point, one of them was riding Reef. They love tug-of-war and will then all take a break under the bed outside. And with each day, Reef gets braver.<br/>Watermelon and Pineapple, along with their new BFF Reef, are joy wrapped up in puppy bodies. They remind us all that stopping and watching puppies can bring on a peace you never realized you needed. <br/>Come meet them all every single day from 9am-12pm, at 80 Butler Farm Road in Hampton!<br/>Interested? Come for a visit any day of the week - 365 days a year between 9am - 12pm. Hope to see you soon!<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: Animal Aid Society observes a 40 mile adoption radius to facilitate post adoption support and follow ups.

If you have ever adopted a hound, in an area full of hounds, there has to be a moment where you wonder - what did my hound look like as a puppy? So often, we get them when they are at least two years old and you can't help but wonder, what did this amazing hound look like when they were a tiny, little thing.
We have your answer! Look no further than our two amazing walker hound puppies - Watermelon and Pineapple!
At 9-weeks-old, these two have already charmed most every volunteer and everyone at the vet's office. Adorable doesn't even begin to describe them. They are two of the most fun-loving puppies we have ever had at the shelter.
Watermelon (girl) and Pineapple (boy) are transfers to us from a rescuer in the middle part of the state. They were with their mom and one other sibling until just a week ago. They are pros at using their pee pads, which delights us all.
But the coolest part about them is how they are helping another puppy we have become braver and more content. Reef is 21 weeks old and, w

If you have ever adopted a hound, in an area full of hounds, there has to be a moment where you wonder - what did my hound look like as a puppy? So often, we get them when they are at least two years old and you can't help but wonder, what did this amazing hound look like when they were a tiny, little thing.
We have your answer! Look no further than our two amazing walker hound puppies - Watermelon and Pineapple!
At 9-weeks-old, these two have already charmed most every volunteer and everyone at the vet's office. Adorable doesn't even begin to describe them. They are two of the most fun-loving puppies we have ever had at the shelter.
Watermelon (girl) and Pineapple (boy) are transfers to us from a rescuer in the middle part of the state. They were with their mom and one other sibling until just a week ago. They are pros at using their pee pads, which delights us all.
But the coolest part about them is how they are helping another puppy we have become braver and more content. Reef is 21 weeks old and, with his sisters, was found as a stray. The group of them were doing their best to survive, just relying on each other.
Reef's sisters have been adopted and he has been by himself. He was the most shy of the four and the hardest for visitors to get to know. But now, that is all changing. Reef has been drawn completely out of his shell by Watermelon and Pineapple. They won't leave him alone