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The Best Pomeranian Rescues & Shelters in 2024

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David Adams

June 25, 2024

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This list showcases the top pomeranian rescues and shelters, all making a significant impact on the lives of countless dogs. We've compiled this list by gathering heartfelt testimonials from both the Sniffspot community and the wider public, ensuring a well-rounded perspective on these exceptional organizations.

    Peace Love and Poms Rescue
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    lancasterPennsylvaniaUS
    PomeranianPomeranian
    All rescues are great. However the empathy and taking the time to understand acknowledge the adopter for each specific dog needs was amazing. The expert knowledge of medical and emotional needs of each pup super impressed me. Even their professional fosters.
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    Peace Love and Poms Rescue

    Pomeranian

    Lancaster

    PLPR is a Pomeranian and small breed dog rescue based out of Lebanon, PA.  Our board is comprised of seasoned rescuers who all have the goal of saving dogs and providing them with the best care possible.   We save the abused, neglected, and abandoned from shelters, puppy mills, and owners who can no longer keep their pets. Our rescue is not a shelter and all our dogs are kept in foster homes where they are treated like family until their forever home is found.  PLPR provides all vet care our dogs need. This includes a vet exam, fecal, Accuplex, core vaccines (Rabies, Parvo/Distempter, and Bordatella), microchip, bloodwork and x-rays if needed, spay or neuter, and dental. We also ensure that our dogs receive the best care possible which sometimes includes specialist visits and costly diagnostics or surgeries. PLPR relies on the support of our community and followers to provide the care our dogs need to be healthy and live their best life.

    "All rescues are great. However the empathy and taking the time to understand acknowledge the adopter for each specific dog..."

    sally k.

    Adoptee

    "I’ve known them for several years and have watched the dedication they put into saving and rehabilitating so many little..."

    jason g.

    Volunteer / foster


  • Barky Pines Animal Rescue & Sanctuary
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    6521 carol st Loxahatchee fl 33470
    miamiFloridaUS
    Chihuahua, Dachshund, Jack Russell, Maltese, Pomeranian, Pug, Puppy, Senior dog, Shih Tzu, Small dog, YorkieChihuahua, Dachshund, Jack Russell, Maltese, Pomeranian, Pug, Puppy, Senior dog, Shih Tzu, Small dog, Yorkie
    despite the small-medium size organization, Barky Pines saves many animals from the county shelter. Opened a clinic two years ago and dedicates low cost veterinary care which is very much needed in the area. Takes time to find a perfect adopter, very personal method and successful adoption rate is high. I fostered two special need dogs for a while then adopted them. Through out the fostering period and after adoption, they were extremely supportive. Great feeling that I can count on them anytime for my dogs. As a volunteer, as a foster and as an adopter, I am a big fan and supporter of Barky Pines.
  • Barky Pines Animal Rescue & Sanctuary Logo

    Barky Pines Animal Rescue & Sanctuary

    #266 in United States, #11 in Florida, #2 in Miami
    #2 in pug
    #4 in puppy
    #1 in yorkie
    #1 in maltese
    #1 in shih Tzu
    #1 in chihuahua
    #1 in dachshund
    #1 in small dog
    #2 in pomeranian
    #12 in senior dog
    #2 in jack Russell

    Chihuahua, Dachshund, Jack Russell, Maltese, Pomeranian, Pug, Puppy, Senior dog, Shih Tzu, Small dog, Yorkie

    Miami

    Barky Pines Animal Rescue is located in Loxahatchee Fl. Founded in 2014. We are a 5.5 acre farm and house dogs and farm animals. We also have a veterinary clinic

    "despite the small-medium size organization, Barky Pines saves many animals from the county shelter. Opened a clinic two years..."

    elaine t.

    Adoptee, Volunteer / foster, Staff member, Supporter, Fan

    "Barky Pines Animal Rescue and Sanctuary is a unique rescue because they rescue all types of animals, including farm animals...."

    micki n.

    Volunteer / foster


  • OC Pom Rescue
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    los angelesCaliforniaUS
    PomeranianPomeranian
  • OC Pom Rescue Logo

    OC Pom Rescue

    #600 in United States, #69 in California, #6 in Los Angeles
    #3 in pomeranian

    Pomeranian

    Los Angeles

    OC Pom Rescue is a breed-specific 501(c)(3) nonprofit dog rescue based in Southern California. Created by women in 2020, the rescue strives to educate about responsible dog ownership and the Pomeranian breed.


  • OCPoundhounds Small Breed Dog Rescue
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    los angelesCaliforniaUS
    Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Small dogChihuahua, Pomeranian, Small dog
  • OCPoundhounds Small Breed Dog Rescue Logo

    OCPoundhounds Small Breed Dog Rescue

    #600 in United States, #69 in California, #6 in Los Angeles
    #2 in chihuahua
    #2 in small dog
    #3 in pomeranian

    Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Small dog

    Los Angeles

    OC Poundhounds, originally headquartered in Orange County, CA has relocated the majority of its organization to the SW Washingon State area to offer a Sanctuary and Hospice option to our rescue. We still have a small presence in Orange County, CA for our remaining dedicated Board Member and Volunteers to offer a foster-home based rescue option for Pomeranian’s, Papillions & Toy Hairless breeds (Chinese Crested, Peruvian Inca Orchids (PIO’s) and Xolo’s (Mexican hairless) dogs, and mixes thereof, that have been placed on the euthanasia lists in the local LA and Inland Empire high-kill shelters, from commercial breeding operations, and if we are able to consider taking in, Owner Surrendered dogs. We are NOT a shelter. The dogs we have available for adoption are in private homes of compassionate, local dog lovers who have opened up their homes (and hearts) to our rescued dogs until they find their furever home. Our SW Washington location is called One Last Good Home Dog Sanctuary & Hospice is for senior dogs with limited life expectancy, and hospice so they can experience some love and comfort until their has come to cross the Rainbow Bridge, where we stay with them to assist them on their journey. Our experienced Volunteers have an extensive background in dog behaviour training, as well as veterinary experience. This assists the organization identify, evaluate and rescue dogs that have the best opportunity to be successfully placed in forever homes within the Southern California community, or can be comfortable in a Sanctuary / Hospice situation. We are totally donation driven, with no paid members. All donations go towards the dog’s veterinary needs while in our care. We are licensed in California, Washington State and the IRS as a recognized 501(c)3 approved Non-Profit rescue organization, operating since 2008, and are proudly listed on GuideStar.org. We have been in dog rescue in Southern California since 2005, and in dog and cat rescue since 1986, with our funds being derived 100% from the general and adoption donation fees we ask for an OCPoundHound at the time of adoption. This is directed 100% back in to continuing our rescue work and the related veterinary care needed by the dogs we rescue. This allows us to continue our mission, and motto of “Making A Difference, One Dog At A Time”.


  • Southern California Pomeranian Rescue
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    los angelesCaliforniaUS
    PomeranianPomeranian
  • Southern California Pomeranian Rescue Logo

    Southern California Pomeranian Rescue

    #600 in United States, #69 in California, #6 in Los Angeles
    #3 in pomeranian

    Pomeranian

    Los Angeles

    Southern California Pomeranian Rescue is an all-volunteer group. We do not have a shelter; therefore, all of our dogs are in private foster homes throughout the Southern California area. Our Pomeranians come to us primarily from local shelters, owners, or breeders who can no longer care for them. Working with the City of Angels Pomeranian Club we are hoping to save as many Pomeranians from euthanasia and abandonment as we can.


What's the Sniffspot Top Pomeranian Rescue & Shelter List About?

Welcome to the 2024 Sniffspot Top Pomeranian Rescue & Shelter List, highlighting the top Pomeranian rescues and shelters chosen by the Sniffspot community and the public.

This list is sponsored by Sniffspot, the largest global network of private dog parks. Sniffspot offers thousands of private dog parks around the world, including fenced, water, indoor, and beach parks. As a hub for rescue dogs, our sponsorship underscores our dedication to supporting shelters and rescues. Explore local dog parks on Sniffspot's platform.

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Sniffspot Pomeranian Rescues & Shelters Frequently Asked Questions

How many Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters operate in the United States?

Florida has the most Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters with 1.

What are the most reputable Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters in the United States?

There are many reputable Pomeranian rescues and shelters, the top 3 on our list are: Peace Love and Poms Rescue, Barky Pines Animal Rescue & Sanctuary, OCPoundhounds Small Breed Dog Rescue

Why do these dog rescues and shelters focus on Pomeranian?

Each dog rescue has its own mission, which is the reason it exists. For example, Peace Love and Poms Rescue’s mission is 'Peace Love and Poms Rescue is dedicated to saving¬† Pomeranians and other small breed dogs¬†from abuse, neglect, and abandonment.¬†¬† Our rescue is a safe haven for any¬†small dog in need. We envision a world where every dog has a safe and loving home.¬†¬†Our amazing and dedicated volunteers provide nurturing¬†and safe environments for all PLPR dogs.¬† We are committed to educating pet owners and advocating¬†that communities respect all animals.¬† PLPR encourages the importance¬†of proper physical and emotional care, proper veterinary care,¬†and spaying and neutering of animals.¬† PLPR is proud to base¬†our organization on empathy, integrity, and devotion.¬†¬†Peace Love and Poms Rescue is a foster-based rescue where they¬†are treated like family until a forever home is found.'.

How can I adopt a Pomeranian rescue dog?

Using our list of the top Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters, you can find a reputable shelter. The adoption policies of each shelter varies and you can find information on the shelter profile page. Here is an example adoption policy:
We require each potential adopter to fill out an adoption application, provide references, and allow a home visit. Each dog at Peace Love and Poms Rescue has different needs and has different requirements of their ideal home.  In general, we do not require a fenced-in yard, however, we do have a few specific dogs who do require a fenced-in yard. If you do not own your home, we require a letter from your landlord stating that they will allow you to have a dog of the breed and size you are seeking.  If there are other dogs in the home, Peace Love and Poms Rescue requires those dogs to be spayed or neutered, up to date on core vaccines, receive yearly exams, yearly fecal testing, heart worm testing and year round preventatives, unless there is a documented medical reason. We are adamant about vaccinations, regular veterinary care, socialization, and spaying/neutering as basic requirements for reducing the number of abandoned and euthanized pets. We do not adopt to homes where invisible/underground fences will be the only method of restraint for dogs..

Where are these Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters located?

There are Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters in 3 states, including Florida, Pennsylvania, California

How can I find a Pomeranian dog rescue or shelter in my local city?

There are Pomeranian dog rescues and shelters in 3 cities, including Miami, Lancaster, Los Angeles. You can also find your local city rescue and shelter page and browse through rescues on that specific page to find a local rescue.

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