Social Tees Animal Rescue, 443 E 9th Street, New York, NY (2025)

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03/11/2021

The fame has gone to his tiny head. Since Biscuit's big debut on a few days ago, it's all "greenroom" this, and "where's my swag bag" that. It's almost as though he's forgotten he was just another unwanted puppy in a Tennessee shelter last week. Funny how those humble origins slip away so quickly for some of them. For most of them, actually — in all seriousness, their resilience is one of the most uplifting things about welcoming in a rescue. Even the toughest cases we've had bounce back and learn to trust again. With 9-week-olds like Biscuit, that process usually happens the second they land in their foster parent's arms. And this bold little stinker didn't miss a beat. Nothing rattles this challenge seeker for long. He's curious, smart, excited to explore, and impatient — he's ready to be a grownup so he can do all the fun stuff big dogs get to do. Biscuit will probably hit 45 to 50 lbs full grown, and he'll need an experienced family that will make sure he gets lots of training and exercise not just now but consistently throughout his life. He's a hound mix, and these guys tend to need plenty of mential stimulation plus at least 90 minutes of solid high octane exercise a day in addition to regular potty break type walks. His foster mom says: "Looking for a rambunctious four legged pal? Biscuit has a nose for adventure and the energy to pursue it. He'll leap over cardboard boxes to find his favorite toy and eagerly show off his puppy prowess in the playpen, no matter what size his playmates are. Biscuit is bright and food-motivated. He loves learning new tricks for treats and already knows sit, down, touch, and shake. He's also is starting to get the hang of his p*e pads, but still leaves his own little 'biscuits' behind sometimes. Incredibly playful, cuddly, and how can you deny his puppy-dog eyes and little snores, Biscuit will be the perfect companion for someone looking to add a feisty, fearless, curious adventurer to their family." Interested in adopting? Submit an application at socialteesnyc.org or email your point person if you’ve already been approved!

03/15/2020

A jaw dropping, innocent sweetie untoughened by reality. Callus free. Gives good cuddle. He’d be a lean, tea drinking, frisbee playing, poetry reading boy if he were a person. He’d like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches — publicly — even though they’re not manly. He’d take the morning off to help his mom get to a doctor’s appointment though — the kind of manly you actually want. Urian’s genuine energy and smiling eyes would bathe you in adoration. He’d live for every moment that makes your heart flutter. This 4-month-old hound mix is the under the radar kid down the street we all have a crush on — and his devotion to you only raises his stock in the eyes of all his obsessive fans. He’s loyal, loving, and ready for a lifetime of adventure. He’ll probably be around 55 lbs full grown, and he’s great with other dogs and a quick learner. He’ll need to join an active family ready to exercise his working breed genes mind and body. His foster mom says: “Urian is doing great. We take two to three 2-4 mile long walks everyday where we jog, play with sticks, catch a scent, and bird/squirrel watch. We say hi to dogs from a distance but play with the neighbor’s dogs almost everyday — they love Uri, and two of them are trained to visit nursing homes, so they are really quite amazing influences on a hyperactive puppy! Uri is a huge snuggler and sweetheart. He poops outside but is still mostly using the wee pads to p*e. He learned his name, sit, and we are working on paw. We’re also working on our leash training. Uri loves consistency on his walks, so we have our long walk route and our short walk route. Uri definitely needs an extremely active home long term! He also believes he weighs maybe 5-10lbs and constantly lays across my neck, haha it’s adorable, but he’s about 22lbs now and he’s heavy!” Interested in adopting? Submit an application at socialteesnyc.org or email your point person if you’ve already been approved!

02/22/2020

We're going for the low hanging fruit here — if Robert Redford were a dog... Need we say more? Maverick revs our engines. Mature, wavy rust colored mane, overflowing with gentle kindness, humble. This 7-year-old golden retriever mix is the essence of darling, dear, divine. He's a canine angel — pretty mellow, sweet to everyone, good with other dogs, and well mannered. He's an older boy for a big dog, so he'll need to join a home with a family ready for senior pooch care in the near future and eager to give him the stress free, love filled old dog days he deserves. We’d love to see him in the burbs with a yard and porch of his own. His foster dad, who's helped us out with many a pup in need, says: "All is well with Maverick! He is slowly settling in and getting used to things. Super friendly with everyone and fully house trained which is great! (A nice change from puppies haha). He is the definition of chill, so easy going that we haven’t even used the crate. It is pretty hard not to fall in love with him 🙂" Interested in adopting? We’re happy to report this old boy has some apps in the works, but take a chance. Submit an application at socialteesnyc.org or email your point person if you’ve already been approved! (Pic by )

01/27/2020

Ready for game time? We’re going to be psychic in a second. Here’s how it goes — look at this dog’s face, let your gaze linger around her eyes and then glide up to the heart on her forehead. Now pause. What’s the first word that comes to mind? It’s “soulful” isn’t it. Notice how we didn’t end that last sentence with a question mark? That’s because it’s undeniable. Ginger emanates the word. This 3-year-old redtick coonhound is a hot flaky biscuit drenched in butter — unmitigated comfort. We rescued this gorgeous mama and her ten puppies (yeah, you read that right, yowza) a few weeks ago via our Tennessee partner, and everyone’s doing great up here. Her babies are up for adoption too, and they’re almost as good looking as she is. Ginger is 62 lbs of spotted artistry, and she’s got a temperament to match. She’s friendly, good with other dogs, well mannered, and patient. She’d do best in an active home and is ready to make your hound loving dreams come true. Her foster mom says: “Ginger is playful and enjoys chewing on her bully stick and wants to be around people. She‘s a total mush in the house. She loves to cuddle on any soft surface she can find and hang around the general vicinity of whoever is around. She really started becoming more playful — ie. chasing squeaky toys. Outside, she's nose to the ground on walks and likes to explore the park. She's friendly and curious about other dogs but hates big scary trucks or loud honks when walking on the street. She could probably use a little leash training as she pulls when she's on the scent of something but otherwise is all around well behaved. She's really a very sweet girl without an aggressive bone in her body.” Interested in adopting? Submit an application at socialteesnyc.org or email your point person if you’ve already been approved! (Pic by Darya at )

01/23/2020

It's stupid how cute this dog is. You can't even see his underbite or see his adorable wiggles in this photo, so unless/until you meet him, you can't possibly know. Elmo is a waterfall of tail wags that cascades into a pool of smiles and snuggles. This 5-month-old chi-poo (chihuahua/poodle) is divine. He's excited to explore, walks well on a leash, and gets a big kick out of making new friends — humans, dogs, even cats! He's working on his housebreaking skills and is doing wonderfully. He's sweet with gentle children, and he's super into his toys. He's around 12 lbs now and will probably be 16 lbs full grown, but don't let the diminutive stature fool you — Elmo is all dog and needs solid training, boundaries, exercise, and socialization to help him keep growing toward that amazing dog we can already see him becoming. His foster mom says: "Elmo is great! He loves slippers and socks, but he loves a good smoke dog bone too. He's very friendly and quite the ladies man. He sleeps well at night and is not much of a barker. Elmo loves sleeping and sitting next to us on the couch. We go for walks three to four times a day, and he is picky about choosing a spot to go, so best for someone who doesn’t mind a 15 minute walk. He does not like to be rushed! LOL!" Interested in adopting? Submit an application at socialteesnyc.org or email your point person if you’ve already been approved! (Pic by Darya at )

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443 E 9th Street
New York, NY
10009

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