PCCV - Breed Rescue

BREED RESCUE COMMITTEE

Rescues are NOT a source for breeding stock. Most rescue dogs are spayed/neutered before placement. Reputable breeders will require you to spay/neuter pet quality animals, if they have not already been spayed/neutered. If you want to breed, talk to some of our breeder members about purchasing breeder or show potential stock. If you are thinking of breeding for ANY reason, other than producing better, healthier specimens of the breed according to the standard, you are breeding for the WRONG reason.

A home inspection is required before anyone can adopt one of our rescues. Therefore, those wanting to adopt, must live within a reasonable traveling distance of one of our volunteers. Those living out-of-area should refer to the American Pomeranian Club's Breed Rescue Directory to find a local rescue.
We ask for a $200.00 ($300.00 for a pair to the same adoptee) adoption fee to help cover our costs. Referrals on this site may ask for a different fee.
All poms (except in exceptional circumstances) are spayed or neutered and micro chipped prior to placement.
We do not place dogs in homes with children under the age of 5.
We do not place dogs in homes which use "invisible fence" systems as a means of containment.

Poms Needing Homes

Please fill out our adoption application so that we can match you with your next life long friend.
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open and print the adoption application page. You can get a free download by clicking here

You can download the adoption application by clicking here.

Here are some of the Pomeranians, Kleinspitz and Mittelspitz that we know need new homes. Most pet store and "back yard breeder" Pomeranians are actually Kleinspitz and Mittelspitz height. The average life span for Pomeranians is 14 to 20 years.

	Skeeter - DOB 6/28/2002. Neutered Orange Parti-colored male. Kleinspitz size. UTD on all vaccinations, HW negative, micro chipped. Skeeter and Coal (see below) came into our rescue program because their owner has could no longer care for them. He is a sweet boy who gets along well with other dogs. Contact Midge & Charlie Clark or Contact Beverly Allen.
	Coal - DOB 6/4/2002. Neutered black male. Kleinspitz size. UTD on all vaccinations, HW negative, micro chipped. Coal and Skeeter (see above) came into our rescue program because their owner has could no longer care for them. Coal is a loving boy who gets along well with other dogs. Contact Midge & Charlie Clark or Contact Beverly Allen.

ALSO FOR ADOPTION
The following are not part of the PCCV Rescue program but are listed here as a courtesy

None at this time

To view adult Poms which are being sold by PCCV members click on the link below
Other Poms Looking for Homes

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