Meet Charlie
Hi, I’m Charlie.
This dog rescue organization is named after me.
My sister and I were in cages, sleeping on a cold concrete floor and getting lousy food. It was crowded and they had to make room because more dogs were coming.
If we hadn’t been rescued, things would not have ended well for us.
Some of my friends are in the same terrible situation and they need help.
Will you help me save my friends?
Let’s make sure they get a new life in a warm and loving home.
Save a life. Adopt one of my friends.
Lets go!
Can you please hurry?
My friends are waiting!
Is it OK if I drive?
Meet Charlie
Hi, I’m Charlie.
This dog rescue organization is named after me.
My sister and I were in cages, sleeping on a cold concrete floor and getting lousy food. It was crowded and they had to make room because more dogs were coming.
If we hadn’t been rescued, things would not have ended well for us.
Some of my friends are in the same terrible situation and they need help.
Will you help me save my friends?
Let’s make sure they get a new life in a warm and loving home.
Save a life. Adopt one of my friends.
Lets go!
Can you please hurry?
My friends are waiting!
Is it OK if I drive?
Meet Charlie's Friends
More coming in May
Charlie, with lots of help from humans, rescued over 20 of his friends in April. They are very happy dogs now that they have been adopted by their new families. Scroll down to see the dogs and puppies that will be arriving in Maine and ready for adoption soon.
None of this would be possible without our wonderful volunteers and sponsors. The happy faces on kids, adults and wiggly, tail wagging dogs makes all the effort worthwhile. With your continued support, we will make 2019 even better than last year!
All dogs and puppies adopted through Rescue Charlie’s Friends are up to date on all their vaccinations, have been spayed or neutered and have a microchip so that if they are ever lost, they can be returned to their family.
Molly
Molly is a ten month old Labrador mix. She is sweet and a little shy. She has no aggression with food, people or other dogs. Molly will be in Maine and available for adoption soon.
I’m Molly and I am a lovable girl. Sometimes I can be a little shy, but I get over it quickly once i get to know you.
I am so happy I have been adopted already and I promise I will be really, really good.
German Shepherd / Retriever Mixes
These German Shepherd / Retriever mixes are siblings. Their mom is a purebred German Shepherd. They are six months old, two males and two females. They are very sweet and show no signs of aggression with food, people or other dogs.
Black Pearl
Ebony
I’m named Black Pearl and I’m a female. Please adopt me and get me away from my sister. My brothers are OK but she is a real pain.
My name is Ebony and I’m a female. My sister thinks she is prettier than me. What do you think? Will you please adopt me?
Zorro
Shadow
I’m Zorro and I am a male. My sisters and my brother all want to be adopted. So do I. I promise to be good (mostly) and to love you forever and ever (completely).
I’m Shadow and I’m a male. Please adopt me. (Here is a clue. If you adopt my sister Ebony, you won’t need an encyclopedia. She knows everything.)
Chance
Chance is a good looking (and he knows it) goof ball. He is an eight month old yellow Labrador mix. He is good with adults, kids and other dogs.
I love to ride in the car.
Will you adopt me? I’m eight months old and I love everybody, even other dogs.
Chance seems to be happiest when he can run around and play with his friends.
Chance is already in Maine and ready for adoption.
Chance and Friends
Simone
Simone is a Great Pyrenees female. She is four years old. Very sweet, laid back showing no aggression with food, people or other dogs.
Don’t worry about my fur being gone. They had to shave it off because I was covered with ticks when they found me. My fur will grow back real quick and I will be beautiful again.
I’m not always this dirty. I’ve been playing in the mud.
Hi, I’m Simone. I really want to be part of your family. I get along great with people and other dogs. I just want a little love. Will you adopt me?
I had so many ticks they had to shave me. My fur will grow back soon.
Will you please adopt me? I’m four years old and way past the annoying puppy stage. I won’t do things inside that should only be done outside (I’m housebroken) and I won’t eat your shoes.
What I will do is love you forever and ever!
Tucker and Rusty
Tucker
Hi, my name is Tucker. I am an Aussie, Collie mix. At least that’s what my mom said.
I am six month old male and I get along great with people and other dogs. I just want a little love. Will you adopt me?
Rusty
I’m Rusty. I am about one and a half years old. I’m a Cocker Spaniel / Golden Retriever mix. I’m a little shy but I have no aggression with food, people or other dogs.
Please adopt me. OK?
I'm Lady and these are my Babies
Lady is the mommy of these Chihuahua mix babies.
Lady
Lady is a Chihuahua mix, three year old female. She is very sweet, showing no aggression with food, people or other dogs.
Annabelle
Annabelle is a female. Very sweet, six weeks old Chihuahua mix.
Annette
I am Annette. I’m a female Chihuahua mix. I’m only six weeks old and I’m already beautiful. Don’t you agree?
Buster
Hi, I’m Buster. I’m six weeks old Chihuahua mix. I have two sisters and I worry about them. I hope they get adopted soon. I want to be adopted too.
More Chihuahuas
Mini Margarita
I am Mini Margarita. I am a three year old Chihuahua mix female. I just want to have a family. I am very sweet and I get along with other dogs and have no aggression with food or people. Will you adopt me? Please?
Cricket
Cricket is a four month old female Chihuahua mix. She shows no aggression with people, food or other dogs.
What people are saying
I adopted a puppy from Rescue Charlie’s Friends on June 2, 2018 named August. My thirteen year old dog had passed away the month before.
I renamed him. Bud Lite. Bud because he is my Buddy and Lite because he is the Lite of my life.
I am some what of a hermit, but Buddy gets me out walking everyday. We have met many wonderful people and other dogs on our walks.
He means everything to me.
PLEASE keep up the good work you are doing both for the dogs and the families that are fortunate enough to adopt them.
From Foster to Adopter
I have always been a dog person.
For as long as I can remember I have had a special bond with these four legged loves.
When my karma died I thought that my heart would rip in two. To me, and many other pet owners, a dog is very much a part of your family, another child. There is nothing like the love that a dog has for their humans.
For many years I have wanted another dog, but as we all know it’s a lot of work and I’ve got enough going on in my life, Ha!
Fostering has been wonderful, it helps teach my kids responsibility, it shows them the importance of volunteer work and helping other beings, we get to have puppies around, and we got to save all of these beautiful dogs who otherwise wouldn’t have it so great.
I would highly recommend it for anyone out there who is a dog lover. It’s hard, yes, because you do fall in love, but it also gives life so much meaning, and it’s such an amazing feeling to see these dogs go to a new special home after coming from not so great circumstances.
This dog right here came into our life by chance. We are going away and the rescue just needed help with her for the weekend so they asked us. From the moment she got into our car, something was different. There was an immediate bond with my oldest and when we took her home it quickly extended to everyone. It just felt like she was coming home. We were absolutely not thinking about getting another dog right now, but just like Hazel, we absolutely could not let her go. She just fit. Even Hazel is realizing that she has a new body. This poor sweet dog had a rough beginning, but we’re here to make sure that the rest of her life is a grand one! I am so thankful that this sweet soul chose us. 
