Full Circle Carolina Dogs

10/23/2026

Boyd says good morning! 💕

10/21/2026

And just like that…Boyd is two weeks old!

His eyes have slowly been opening the last few days and now he can see the world! He’s sitting up and walking around too.

Here’s some photos from his past week 🐕

10/19/2026

A little Boyd cuteness to brighten your day 💕

10/14/2026

Boyd is one week old today and thriving!

Other than doing his ENS exercises, he’s focusing on eating, sleeping and crawling around. Last night he was also exercising his voice a lot 😂

10/10/2026

Well, everyone guessed wrong… Bee had a singleton!

We certainly were hoping for more pups, but this boy is perfect and his mama is obsessed with him. He’s thriving and very active enjoying his personal milk bar!

Introducing “Full Circle Bee is for Boy” aka “Boyd”

10/04/2026

Bee’s got quite the baby bump! How many puppies do you think she’ll have?

We can’t wait to meet the new little ones this week 💕

09/27/2026

Guess what? Puppies are coming!!!

We are very excited to welcome Bee's second and final litter! We loved the puppies so much from her first litter that we re-bred her to the same stud dog, Marco.

We are excited to see round two from this excellent pairing! More photos of them and their offspring can be found here on our page and also on our website.

Puppies are expected to arrive on or near 10/8. If you are interested in adding one of these special puppies to your family, contact us.

We hope you all enjoy seeing our puppy updates as we get to know the newest bunch of Full Circle CDs soon!

09/27/2026

California Shelter Needing Help

The Carolina Dog Society (CDS) has been approached by an animal shelter in California seeking assistance with approximately 40 Carolina Dogs currently in its care. The dogs were seized from an owner and, according to the shelter, are severely under-socialized and fearful of human interaction.
No CDS club members have seen these dogs in person, so we cannot independently comment on their health, temperament, or overall condition. The information below is based on what has been provided to the CDS by the shelter.
There are approximately 30 adult dogs. Based on the information currently available, these dogs are likely not appropriate for the vast majority of homes and may require experienced handlers, specialized care, and a significant financial commitment. Anyone considering taking one of these dogs should carefully assess whether they have the experience, resources, and environment necessary to meet the dog's needs.
If you are interested in exploring the possibility of taking one of these dogs, please contact the shelter directly at [email protected].
Dogs Potentially Suitable for Rehabilitation
In addition to the approximately 30 adult dogs, the shelter has identified the following dogs as potentially more responsive to rehabilitation and placement. However, these dogs may also require significant time, patience, specialized care, and financial resources. It is important to recognize that, given their circumstances and limited history, no one can predict their long-term health, behavior, or adjustment to a home environment.
One older dog, approximately 10 years old, who appears to have been socialized and previously kept in a home
Female puppy
Young adult female
Older female
Adult female with scars
Two male puppies/young dogs
Male puppy
Young puppies currently being bottle-fed — urgent need for assistance

How You Can Help
The CDS understands that most people are not in a position to take one of these dogs into their homes. However, there are other ways to help.
The shelter is incurring significant expenses for housing, feeding, and veterinary care while these dogs remain in its custody. To help offset these costs, the CDS is setting up a GoFundMe fundraiser on behalf of the shelter. All proceeds will go directly to the shelter.
If you are able to contribute, any donation would be greatly appreciated and will help the shelter provide care for these dogs.
Fundraiser: Go Fund Me https://gofund.me/e9bed5d0a
Thank you to everyone who is able to help, whether through adoption, fostering, financial support, or sharing this information with others who may be able to assist.

40 plus Carolina Dogs were removed this week from an unlice… Tricia McGillan needs your support for Vet Care and Support for 40 plus Carolina Dogs in Vallejo CA

09/22/2026

Look who it is- Luna (Raven)!!! Didn’t she grow up beautifully? I love getting photo updates from my puppy homes. Makes my day every time!

She’s from the December 2024 Bee x Marco litter.

We’ll be announcing some exciting news regarding Bee very soon too!

09/21/2026

Unfortunately, our time at FASTCAT Invitationals ended a bit early this year. Logo had a great time earning his CAA on the coursing field, but somehow he tore some skin on his paw pads at the end. His well being and health always comes first, so we withdrew him from today’s finals. Hopefully he’ll have a chance to show off his speed again in the future at this event as he just loves chasing the plastic bunny!!

Good luck to all running in today’s finals!

Before his injury, we had a chance to “meet”Dolly ;)