Fluffy Foster Friends

05/11/2025

Link is settling into his new home well. Here he is lounging with his big sister Zelda

05/02/2025

I’m so happy that Mills has now found his forever home.
He will now be known as Link and we just think that’s a perfect name for that sausage link of a dog. He will now have a fenced yard for when the zoomies hit and will have a big sister to show him the ropes.
We wish Link and his new family nothing but the absolute best.
Congrats to all of you

04/26/2025

04/26/2025

Well Mills has been with us for three months now and in that time we’ve gotten to know so much more about him:

Mills is a very energetic and rambunctious pup. He walks well on a leash, however does get excitable so he can occasionally pull. He LOVES going on walks, especially when the sun is shining ☀️

Playing is one of his favorite things to do. Don’t let his small stature fool you tho, he enjoys playing rough. If you have another dog in the home, being good with rough play would be beneficial. Mills loves to initiate playing with the house dog. He does play well on his own though with stuffies, balls and bones.

Mills is eager for your affection and attention. He gets jealous if you give other dogs pets over him. He will cry until you start to give him attention 🥹

When he needs a little extra exercise, he loves playing fetch (indoors). He does great with bringing the ball back, but will make a game of giving up his prized possession 🎾

Watch out when this slinky dog 🐕 gets the zoomies, boy is he fast 💨. He will make laps around the house, sometimes he’ll even bark to ask for someone to chase him. It’s a just a big game for him

With him being so quick, a fenced yard would be a huge bonus, although not necessary. But I can imagine he would ADORE a large space to run free when those zoomies hit.

Mills sits nicely for treats, we’re still working on other commands. He likes to be a stubborn slinky. He will kennel nicely but sometimes still needs a little extra coaxing.

Mills rarely has accidents in the house. When he does, it’s typically because he got distracted playing. Very much like a toddler, he needs some reminders when he’s having a good time.

He’s highly suspicious of birds 👀, he’s not a very big fan of squirrels either 🐿️. He likes to alert you when they may be around. They don’t seem to mind his barks, cries or howls 🤣 He doesn’t take long to calm though, once hes reminded the outside is their home. Otherwise he’s easily distracted from potential annoyances with treats 🦴

Mills has stolen our hearts and deserves the most amazing forever family.

04/20/2025

Thankfully the Easter Bunny was able to find Mills at our house. He woke up bright and early and found his basket. Then got to spend the day visiting Nanas house and coming back to do an Easter Egg hunt! I think Mills enjoyed his first Easter 🐣

04/16/2025

Safety first - look both ways before crossing

04/16/2025

We got out the cognitive toys for Mills to try out last night. He was so eager to learn how to use it. Mills is very much treat motivated

04/13/2025

We are thrilled to introduce you to Mark, a new foster for Fluffy Dog Rescue. ☺️ We can’t thank Mark (and all other fosters) enough for stepping up to the plate and making a life saving difference to one of our rescue dogs who is waiting for a forever home‼️Fostering is FUN and addicting. Just ask anyone who has tried it. If you would like to join our foster team then learn more and apply here: http://rescue.fluffydog.net/fostering-volunteering.html
FDR is located in Hartland, WI and we have all sizes of cute and amazing homeless dogs looking for a place to practice home life before being adopted. We will help you match with the right dog for you and supply all you need. Did you know that dogs in a foster home have a higher success rate of finding their family? Please give it a try! 🐶 Mark did. ❤️

03/28/2025

Someone’s ready for a snooze cause they got a little scared during the storm ⛈️

03/23/2025

Mills has been testing out new resting spots. Being such a low guy, he seems to appreciate the the more elevated rest spots.