SO. Indiana No-Kill Rescue Adoptable 4 Year Old Jack Terrier Mix

Every week we feature an adoptable dog or cat from It Takes A Village No-Kill Rescue. This week, I noticed a couple more cuties that I just had to share with you, so they can all find forever homes.

Meet Puppers - Adoption Fee $225

PUPPERS ITV

Puppers is a sweet 4-year-old Jack Russel Terrier Mix, and she is a tiny girl weighing only 24 pounds. When she goes for a car or truck ride, she needs a boost to get in because she has those short legs. Short girl problems, am I right Puppers?

Great with kids
Good with other dogs
Loves to be LOVED
House trained in a foster home
Great on a leash
Enjoys car rides

Go ahead and fill out an online adoption application so you can get approved, and then you can schedule a meet & greet with Puppers.

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Chevy - 5 1/2 Years Old Male Lab/Pit Mix

CHEVY - ITV

Just look at that smile on Chevy. He is looking for a second chance at a forever home. According to ITV: "Chevy was adopted as a puppy back in 2017 and tearfully returned through no fault of his own."

Loves to cuddle
Loves to run outside
He knows how to sit, stay, and wait
House-trained - He goes back and forth between the door and you to let you know when he needs to go out.

Boss - Daisy's Pet Playground

Boss is being fostered at Daisy's Pet Playground for It Takes a Village. I had to share him because his eyes make him look like a superhero!

All of the animals at ITV are examined by a veterinarian, given age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipped, spayed or neutered, and FIV/FeLV-tested.

Adoptable Evansville Dogs That Could Star in a Disney Movie

Let's pretend we are casting some Disney movies with local dogs playing some ruff parts. Please visit your local animal shelter to adopt your next furry family member that could end up paying for their own kibble.

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Before & After Pictures of Moxie's Miraculous Recovery

Moxie is the perfect name for this puppy - a sweet girl determined to never give up. Her recovery is simply miraculous, and we have the before and after pictures to prove it. Your eyes and your brain will try and convince you that these are two different dogs, but I promise it's the same dog - that's MOXIE.

Just a heads up that the "before" pictures might be difficult to look at for some people, but just know that she is all good now