peppermint

Peppermint is a handsome boy with a beautiful brown coat and comforting eyes. He is a friendly, affectionate boy who can’t wait to have a family of his own.

This puppy is part of our “Mint Litter,” a group of young puppies currently being cared for at a shelter in rural Texas along with their mother, Mims. Like many litters in the area, they were brought into the shelter at a young age and are now getting the opportunity to travel north in search of loving forever homes.

At around eight weeks old upon arrival in Wisconsin, these puppies are just beginning their journey in life. Like most young puppies, they are curious, playful, and eager to explore the world around them. They enjoy spending time with their siblings and soaking up attention from the people caring for them. Their future families should be prepared for all the fun (and work!) that comes with raising a young puppy, including continued training, socialization, and plenty of patience as they grow.

While their exact breed mix is unknown, they appear to be Lab-type mixed breed puppies, and we expect them to grow into medium to large sized dogs. As with many rescue puppies, breed and adult size are simply our best estimates based on appearance and available information.

They are up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations, dewormed, and microchipped, and they will come with their veterinary records as well as an interstate health certificate from a veterinarian confirming they are healthy for travel.

Their adoption fee is $500, which helps support the many animals in our care whose medical needs far exceed their adoption fees.

If you’re not already familiar with our group, please feel free to visit our community page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TxRescueRidersCommunity

If you are serious about adopting, please contact us at DogTrailRides@gmail.com. We accept payments through Zelle, Venmo, or credit cards processed through Square, all of which provide a receipt.

Thank you for supporting our efforts to bring Texas dogs north to loving homes! You can read more about us at:
https://facebook.com/TxRescueRiders

You are also welcome to join our Texas Rescue Riders Community group where members can post directly:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TxRescueRidersCommunity

We cannot guarantee breed or age. Breed and age estimates are based on veterinary guidance and any available information from previous owners.