The primary purpose of Peppertree is to help find homes for dogs in need who represent the character and temperament commonly associated with Golden Retrievers: friendliness, intelligence and a peaceful, loving nature.
In addition to accepting dogs of any breed or mix that meet our temperament requirements, Peppertree is also a recognized Golden Retriever rescue organization (http://www.grca-nrc.org/). We frequently have purebred Goldens available for adoption, and we have an established relationship with Memphis Area Golden Retriever Rescue (MAGRR). Read about their Northeast Adoption Program here: http://www.magrr.org/Adoptions/neadopt.htm
Thank you to all the alumni and supporters who attended the Peppertree Picnic! We had a great time even if it was raining, it was wonderful seeing all those happy Peppertree dogs. Click here for photos of the event.
Join us Saturday October 16th from 5p to 8p
at the Cohoes Multi-Service Senior Citizen Center, Inc.
Take-out starts at 4p.
$10 for adults, $5 for children, children 5 and under eat for free!
MOOSE - Black Lab, male, 9 years. Moose is a handsome boy who has been with the same family since he was a puppy, but a change in circumstances has left him in need of a new home. He loves his people and will make a very devoted best friend to some lucky family. Moose has never met a stranger and loves people, he does not understand the meaning of watch dog and thinks anyone who visits is there to see him. Moose was raised with children and is good with other dogs as long as they respect his limits, but he has never been exposed to cats. Since Moose has never lived with another dog we are not sure how he would adjust to a multi-dog home, but he does play with canine friends.
MOOSE - Black Lab, male, 9 years. Moose is a handsome boy who has been with the same family since he was a puppy, but a change in circumstances has left him in need of a new home. He loves his people and will make a very devoted best friend to some lucky family. Moose has never met a stranger and loves people, he does not understand the meaning of watch dog and thinks anyone who visits is there to see him. Moose was raised with children and is good with other dogs as long as they respect his limits, but he has never been exposed to cats. Since Moose has never lived with another dog we are not sure how he would adjust to a multi-dog home, but he does play with canine friends.