Stella
Dolly is a Maltese / Shis Tzu mix, two or three years old. She is a mom to four beautiful puppies!
Hi, I’m Dolly. I’m a Maltese / Shih Tzu mix. I’m two or three years old. Look at my beautiful puppies. Will you adopt one? Or, how about adopting me? OK?
Here are Dolly's Puppies
Two boys, Two girls. Eight weeks old.
Not sure I like my name. Cupid? Really? For a boy? Please adopt me and we can work on a better name for me, OK?
I like my name just fine. I think Blitzen is OK for a boy’s name and I’m proud to be associated with Santa’s Reindeer.
I am a really cute girl and I love my sister and brothers. I know we will go our separate ways and I’m OK with that, as long as we all get adopted
Please adopt my mother. She has been really good to us and I want her to be part of a family. I want that too.
Lil Ricky
Lil Ricky is a male Chihuahua mix, three years old
Hi, I’m a male Chihuahua mix about three years old. I’m not sure how I wound up here, up for adoption. I had a family and I thought everything was fine. Guess something came up and they had to get rid of me.
Please, just adopt me and we can start a new life together.
Marci and Darci
Marci and Darci have been together a while and they have really bonded together. They would love to be adopted into the same family if possible.
Marci is a Chihuahua mix. She is about five years old.
Darci is a Chihuahua mix. She is about seven years old .
Henderson
Henderson is a Jack Russell mix. He is one and a half years old
I’m eight months old. I haven’t learned all my manners yet, but I really want to please you, so if you will just show me what you want, I’ll do my best for you.
Moo
Moo is a Labrador / Hound mix. He is eight months old.
I’m eight months old. I haven’t learned all my manners yet, but I really want to please you, so if you will just show me what you want, I’ll do my best for you.
Murphy
Murphy is a Great Pyrenees / Golden Labrador mix. He is ten months old and weighs about eighty pounds
They gave me a bath. It wasn’t my idea, but I went along with it just to humor the human. She thought it was fun.
Please adopt me!
He is housebroken and except for begging for food at the high chair, he minds his manners well.
Murphy is good with people and kids. We don’t know about cats.
Murphy has been with a Foster who says that he shows some jealousy when her other dogs seem to be getting all the attention. He might do best in a home where he is the only dog.
He was also with another Foster where there were very young children and no other dogs. He was exceptionable. No food aggression, great with the children. The perfect dog. Murphy is crate and potty trained.
Shake it off! I never said I wanted a bath!
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. 
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.
DOG OF THE WEEK
This dog is
Squiggy
Full of energy. Wants to know everything that is going on. Squiggy loves everybody – kids, adults – loves ’em all. Great with other dogs. We don’t know about cats.
Squiggy is well socialized and gets along with everyone. His sisters, Laverne and Shirley have already been adopted. In fact of the thirty adults and puppies that arrived on November 2nd, Squiggy is the only one not yet adopted. He needs a new home!
Squiggy is in Maine now and staying with a Foster.
Squiggy is a four month old Labrador mix.
Hi, I’m Squiggy. I’m a really great dog and I can’t figure out why, out of thirty dogs that arrived here in Maine last week, I am the only one not yet adopted. I am a sweet, playful, loyal love-bug but no one has adopted me. I just don’t get it.
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.
What people are saying
From our Foster now 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.
