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Baby Peanut and Baby Snap were the runts of the litter. We were concerned they might not make it, they were so tiny. Boy did they prove us wrong! They have grown into strong little balls of fluff, curious and energetic, and above all handsome.<br/><br/>Heres the back story: Mama Faith was found abandoned on the side of the road with her husbun, who had been struck dead by a car. She was brought to Reheart Rescue and before we had a chance to get her spayed, out popped the babies.<br/><br/>Mama Faith is also available for adoption.<br/><br/>If you adopt Baby Peanut or Baby Snap from us, They must come back to us for their spay/neuter. There is a fractional chance of death from a rare but potential adverse anesthetic reaction. Please consider the risk before applying to adopt them. The surgery will take about a week and then your precious baby will be returned to you. Typical age for neutering is about 4-5 months of age.<br/><br/>Please reach out to reheartrescue@gmail.com if you do not hear back from us.

Baby Peanut and Baby Snap were the runts of the litter. We were concerned they might not make it, they were so tiny. Boy did they prove us wrong! They have grown into strong little balls of fluff, curious and energetic, and above all handsome.

Heres the back story: Mama Faith was found abandoned on the side of the road with her husbun, who had been struck dead by a car. She was brought to Reheart Rescue and before we had a chance to get her spayed, out popped the babies.

Mama Faith is also available for adoption.

If you adopt Baby Peanut or Baby Snap from us, They must come back to us for their spay/neuter. There is a fractional chance of death from a rare but potential adverse anesthetic reaction. Please consider the risk before applying to adopt them. The surgery will take about a week and then your precious baby will be returned to you. Typical age for neutering is about 4-5 months of age.

Please reach out to reheartrescue@gmail.com if you do not hear back from us.

Baby Peanut and Baby Snap were the runts of the litter. We were concerned they might not make it, they were so tiny. Boy did they prove us wrong! They have grown into strong little balls of fluff, curious and energetic, and above all handsome.

Heres the back story: Mama Faith was found abandoned on the side of the road with her husbun, who had been struck dead by a car. She was brought to Reheart Rescue and before we had a chance to get her spayed, out popped the babies.

Mama Faith is also available for adoption.

If you adopt Baby Peanut or Baby Snap from us, They must come back to us for their spay/neuter. There is a fractional chance of death from a rare but potential adverse anesthetic reaction. Please consider the risk before applying to adopt them. The surgery will take about a week and then your precious baby will be returned to you. Typical age for neutering is about 4-5 months of age.

Please reach out to reheartrescue@gmail.com if you do not hear back from us.