REHOMED Yay! 6 Pomeranian Dogs have new Homes – Tennessee USA

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ALL these beautiful Pomeranians have now been rehomed in Tennessee and Florida.

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6 x Pomeranians recently rescued in Tennessee.  They have transport to Georgia.  There is also a one time transport available to the North West Florida panhandle region on August 26 if any of the dogs has a guaranteed home by that date.

They need forever homes.  The 3 adults all have beautiful coats and tails.  The 2 puppies are in their coat change phase.  Judging from the adults’ coats, I would expect the puppies to have nice coats once they reach adulthood.

The boys had a sister, Socks, and in “ladies first” tradition she was rehomed quickly… the boys remained…

*** MALE – Jack, about 4 months old, a real beauty, orange sable color, high spirited, can jump up on anything.

*** MALE – Tan, about 4 months, orange with cream markings (markings are like the typical Black & Tan pattern, but orange instead of black and cream instead of tan), judging from his paws and bone structure he will probably be large or oversized when fully grown, has a longer Spitz style snout.

*** MALE – Brownie, less than 3 years old, 14 lbs, is a people dog, will catch your eye, is a foot warmer, good kisser, but waits for you to give permission, is excitable, but stays in place, plays with puppies, loves the outdoors, has never had a collar on.  Orange Sable color.

*** MALE – Snow Ball, less than 3 years old, about 10 lbs, cream color, lover, snuggler, will hang around you and not wonder off, is possessive, probably best in one dog home, has a cute guttural unique sound when he is irritated, gives gentle kisses or licks.

*** MALE – Brother, 3 years old, almost fawn, but leaning cream, had a possible stroke of some kind, has periods where he stares at the ceiling and moves his head around like he is following a ghost, episodes are not frequent and do not last long, a lover that will sleep on his back anywhere he can, will lick your ear off in the morning so you can let him out.

To discuss rehoming any of these beautiful Pomeranians please call  770-934-2853