Special needs rescue since 2017.
Because every dog deserves a home.
Adopting is one of the best things you can do.
When you adopt, you’re not just giving a deserving dog a home. You’re also reducing the demand for puppy mills and other industrial-scale breeding operations that put profit before animal welfare. Sadly, bad breeding is the cause of many of the birth defects our dogs suffer.
Meet Our Pups
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Quasimodo
Quasimodo found himself in a rural shlter in GA. After of months of no intrest we were contacted and ask to help find him a home. He is blind but that doesn’t slow him down. He loves people and playing with other dogs.
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Fich and Quigley
We took in 4 hound mix puppies who were abused. They now have issues with their back legs. They are sweet, loving and don’t let their legs slow them down .
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Brooke
Brooke was found as a stray and she was very pregnant. She gave birth to 2 puppies. They are almost ready to leave Moms care so Brooke is looking for a family of her own. She is great with cats, kids and other dogs. ( she doesn’t like Shepherds for some reason) She has no special needs
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Daphne
Daphne was found in a yard all alone. We are not sure what her mix is but she is deaf. She is a sweeet girl and will do best in a home with older children. .
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Mingus
Mingus came to rescue because he had puppy mange. He is now all cleared up and ready to find a home of his own.
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Nakita
Nakita was born with a defect that causes her to leak urine. She is completely housebroken but she does wear diapers inside becasue of her leaking.
In the news
WATERTOWN, Conn. (WTNH) — A non-profit organization in Watertown rescues and rehomes dogs with disabilities. They may be blind or deaf or have other imperfections.
It’s called Perfect Imperfections.
Trisha Malfitano of Perfect Imperfections joins us on Nyberg to share more about how the organization got started, her children’s books and how people can adopt dogs from the program.
