Pomeranians for adoption - Highland Poms

01/18/2026

01/18/2026

01/18/2026

Last night, I packed his food bowl into a donation box.
Today, he saved my life. 📦🐕💔
I’ll be honest—I had given up.
I’m a 26-year-old waitress.
My ex-boyfriend left me with nothing but debt and a massive, gentle Rottweiler named Kilo.
Kilo looks intimidating.
A big blocky head, a wide chest, a powerful black-and-tan body, and eyes that always look like he’s on guard.
But he’s soft-hearted.
Thunderstorms make him press himself against the couch.
Sudden noises scare him.
He avoids cats like they’re landmines.
My new apartment complex has a strict “No Guard / Aggressive Breeds” policy.
For weeks, I hid him—taking him out quietly at 2 AM just so he could go potty.
Yesterday, the property manager caught us.
“He goes, or you go. 24 hours.”
I checked my bank account.
$42.
I couldn’t move.
I couldn’t fight.
So last night, I did the unthinkable.
I folded Kilo’s favorite blanket.
I put his thick collar into a box.
I sat on the floor and told him,
“You’re going to a shelter, buddy. They’ll find you a good home.”
I was lying.
I knew a big, scarred Rottweiler—with his size and his look—wouldn’t make it out of a Chicago shelter alive.
The Night Everything Changed
At 2:30 AM, glass shattered.
The back door was kicked in.
Two men in hoodies stood in my kitchen.
I froze.
I was alone.
No gun.
No alarm.
One of them saw me down the hallway and started toward my bedroom.
Something metal glinted in his hand.
I didn’t even have time to scream.
But Kilo did.
The dog I thought was scared—
the dog who flinches at noise—
didn’t bark once.
He launched.
All ninety pounds of him slammed into the first man.
I heard bones crack.
The second man swung a metal bar.
Kilo didn’t hesitate.
He took the blow to the shoulder and drove them both back through the broken door.
Then he stood in the doorway—bleeding, eyes locked, unmoving—
like he was daring them to try again.
The Choice
The police arrived ten minutes later.
Kilo sat at my feet, shaking—not from pain, but adrenaline.
The property manager showed up when he saw the flashing lights.
He looked at the broken door.
Then at Kilo.
“You still have that dog?” he said coldly.
“He needs to be gone by noon.”
I looked at the bruises forming on Kilo’s side.
Then at the packed box by the door.
I walked up to the manager and said,
“Keep the deposit.
Keep the apartment.
I’m leaving.”
We’re sleeping in my car now until my next paycheck.
It’s cold.
My back hurts.
But Kilo is snoring in the passenger seat, his big head resting on my lap.
I almost traded his life for an apartment.
Never again.
We might be homeless for a little while—but we are family. ❤️🐾
And you don’t leave family behind.

12/27/2025

This season, our hearts are especially full. Right before Christmas, we were honored to donate food bags to Mostly Mutts Rescue — a place that means so much to our family.

Ten years ago, during a volunteer day, we met and adopted our beloved Pom, Romeo, from Mostly Mutts. He gave us a decade of unconditional love, joy, and memories that will stay with us forever. Losing him was heartbreaking, but giving back to the rescue that brought him into our lives feels like a small way to honor his legacy.

As breeders, we believe deeply in supporting rescued and homeless dogs. Every dog deserves love, care, and a chance at a forever home — whether they come from a rescue or a responsible breeder. Helping shelters and rescues is one way we try to make a difference.

If you’re able, please consider supporting your local shelter or rescue, especially during the holidays. Even a small act of kindness can change a dog’s life.

If you would like to donate/volunteer to Mostly Mutts or see their adoptables, check then out in Kennesaw, GA or their website https://www.mostlymutts.org/

12/08/2025

11/22/2025

🐾 Meet Our Partner Trainer: Pawsitivity Pet Training! 🐾

We’re excited to share that we’ve partnered with Pawsitivity Pet Training, serving Kennesaw and the surrounding area. They believe in building confident, well-mannered dogs through positive, reward-based training.

✨ What They Offer:
• Dog Training – $50 for a 1-hour session
Perfect for puppies, adolescents, or adult dogs needing guidance with manners, confidence, or specific behaviors.
• Dog Walking – $15 per walk per dog
A great way to keep your pup happy, healthy, and mentally stimulated—especially on those busy days!

We love working with Pawsitivity because they bring patience, compassion, and a fun, upbeat approach that dogs absolutely adore. If you’re looking for support in helping your dog thrive, they’re a wonderful resource.

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