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A Sad Goodbye to PebblesWednesday evening, we unexpectedly had to say goodbye to Pebbles.When we rescued Pebbles from th...
10/23/2026

A Sad Goodbye to Pebbles

Wednesday evening, we unexpectedly had to say goodbye to Pebbles.

When we rescued Pebbles from the shelter, we knew she had several health issues related to poor breeding. Sadly, last night, those issues caught up with her. She suffered a prolonged seizure and was unable to come out of it. It was heartbreaking to watch her struggle in that condition.

During her time with us, we were able to provide Pebbles with extensive medical care, a safe haven, and, most importantly, love and compassion. She was a sweet girl who deserved so much more than the difficult hand life had dealt her. We are so sorry we couldn’t fix you.

Our team did everything we could to keep Pebbles comfortable, safe, and cared for. Although her time with us was far too short, she knew she was loved and safe.

Our hearts ache for this sweet girl and all she endured. Pebbles will not be forgotten. She will always hold a special place in our hearts. Rest peacefully, sweet Pebbles.

Meet Kodiak! Sweet senior in search of companionship! Breed: AkitaAge: 10 years oldS*x: Neutered MaleSize: 88.4 poundsDi...
10/22/2026

Meet Kodiak! Sweet senior in search of companionship!

Breed: Akita
Age: 10 years old
S*x: Neutered Male
Size: 88.4 pounds
Different Ability: Koda is blind & hearing impaired
Housetrained: Yes!
Crate trained: Koda does not require a crate
Good with: Other dogs, seems to love all people he meets!
Children: Koda seems unbothered by people of all sizes.
Cats: Yes!
Our handsome blind & hearing impaired Akita, Kodiak (AKA Koda) has totally recovered from his surgery and is doing great for an older gentleman. He is purely the definition of a “good boy,” and we are grateful Koda got a second chance here at PWD.

Since his health has improved, Koda's true personality has surfaced. He is now more confident, affectionate, and comfortable. He is ready to find his perfect retirement home. His ideal home would include a big, comfy bed, plenty of belly rubs, and a family that appreciates the quiet companionship only a senior dog can offer.

Koda is house-trained, walks great on a leash, and gets along wonderfully with dogs, cats, and all people. Although he is both blind & hearing impaired, he navigates his surroundings well and would quickly learn the layout of his home. He is incredibly smart and there have been no signs of behavioral issues from him. In fact, we have never even heard him bark! We would have 20 Kodas here at PWD if we could. And, although we love having him around, Koda is looking for a peaceful home where he can enjoy his golden years surrounded by love.

If interested in Koda, please fill out our adoption application which can be found in the comments.

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THANK YOU to Calvert Grooming for your patience, kindness & expertise when agreeing to groom Luke, our gorgeous Border C...
10/20/2026

THANK YOU to Calvert Grooming for your patience, kindness & expertise when agreeing to groom Luke, our gorgeous Border Collie who struggles with sensory & overstimulation difficulties, but so badly needed cleaned up!

In the end it was a success! He looks like a puppy again, and I’m sure he feels better too!

📣Stewie needs your help finding him the perfect place to call home!Breed: Chihuahua/Jack Russell Terrier MixAge: 1.5 yea...
10/16/2026

📣Stewie needs your help finding him the perfect place to call home!

Breed: Chihuahua/Jack Russell Terrier Mix
Age: 1.5 years old
S*x: Neutered Male
Size: 20 pounds- A great size!
Different Ability: Healed Right Front Leg
Housetrained: Yes
Crate trained: Yes, but prefers to be out!
Good with: Other dogs, cats (will chase to play!)
Children: 10 years old and over would be best
Location: Prince Frederick, Maryland

Stewie came to us from a partner shelter in North Carolina, where he found himself an injured stray at a hair salon. The shelter then contacted us for help due to his injured leg. He has been seen a few times by our orthopedic veterinarian and is considered fully healed now. You almost wouldn't even know there was ever a broken leg! The benefits of being young!

Stewie is fortunate to be in one of our experienced foster homes, this is what she had to say:

"Stewie is a comical playful guy. He loves playing with other dogs, especially when he can run and get his zoomies out! He is learning to love walks through the neighborhood and enjoys the new sights and smells on his excursions. He is smart and is learning a few commands like "sit" and "stay." He is also making great progress with housetraining- He will now go to the door when he has to go out. True to the terrier & chihuahua breed, he is a loyal pup and will follow you wherever you go. He is going to make a great companion."

If you think Stewie would be a good addition to your home, please fill out our dog adoption application (found in the comments below).

Please share far and wide to help find Stewie his perfect match.

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We hope to see you there!Saturday November 7, 2026!Noon-4:00 PMCheck the details below!
10/14/2026

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10/08/2026

This is a snapshot of where PWD started to where we are today thanks to so many human supporters and animals that never gave up and just needed a little extra help.

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*Adoption Pending*MEET FOZZIE!This little guy is 4.5 pounds of pure sweetness! Fozzie's story is one of those stories th...
10/06/2026

*Adoption Pending*

MEET FOZZIE!

This little guy is 4.5 pounds of pure sweetness!

Fozzie's story is one of those stories that reminds us of why rescue matters.

Fozzie was found by a Good Samaritan on the side of the road, possibly after being hit by a car. He was taken to the shelter, where they indicated that he was blind/had significant vision loss and estimated him to be around 12 years old.

But once Fozzie came into foster care and saw our veterinarian, we got some wonderful surprises!

Fozzie is NOT blind and has no vision issues! And our veterinarians believe he is much younger than originally thought — approximately 2–4 years old!

This sweet little Poodle is now looking for the forever family he deserves.

A little about Fozzie:

Age: 2–4 years old
Weight: 4.5 pounds
Personality: Super sweet and incredibly chill
Loves: cuddling and being in your lap & following his human everywhere!
Good with Dogs? Does well with other small, calm dogs
Housetrained? Making great progress!
Crate Trained? Yes!
Good with children? Young children make him a little nervous, so older children would be best

Fozzie isn't looking for a busy or crazy lifestyle. He'd love a calm, loving home where he can spend his days following his favorite person around, curling up in a lap, and soaking up all the love.

After everything this tiny boy has been through, he deserves a family who will show him just how wonderful life can be.

He's the kind of little dog who doesn't need much — just love, a cozy lap, and someone to call his own.

If you're looking for a tiny, sweet, devoted little companion, Fozzie could be your perfect match!

Ready to make Fozzie part of your family? Fill out an adoption application today- found in comments.

Please share Fozzie's story and help this little guy find the forever home he deserves!

Griffin, now “Ben”, has been adopted! Ben came to us in neglected condition, severely underweight and suffering from dem...
10/01/2026

Griffin, now “Ben”, has been adopted!

Ben came to us in neglected condition, severely underweight and suffering from demodex mange. His first years of life were spent outside, without proper nutrition and clean environment.

After a month or so of regular meals, a clean environment, necessary medical care, and medicated baths his beautiful shepherd coat and spunky personality started to shine!

We could not be happier for him that he landed with a long time PWD friend, supporter and return adopter. We know that he will finally be a cherished member of the family ❤️

Congratulations Ben!

Here is an update from Ben’s Mom:

“I am a firm believer that one animal sends you another animal to fill the hole in your heart. On Wednesday, February 11th this year my sweet Oliver was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma cancer in his heart. The diagnosis was devastating yet he managed to give us 11 more weeks to love and spoil him.

A few weeks before he passed, our cat Hobbes starting sleeping with Oliver and me. This was very unusual as Hobbes is a crazy night owl who loves to terrorize everyone during the late hours. I believe that Oliver had a little talk with Hobbes and told him to “step up” and carry on for him when he was gone. Hobbes sleeps with me most nights now and it is comforting.

Fast forward to June17th. Joyce was telling me that Griffin the white shepherd was anxious to be in a home with humans that could give him the guidance and attention he so desperately needed and deserved. So, Jim and I loaded Pearl into the car and off to PWD we went to do a meet and greet. Pearl could have cared less about Griffin, now Ben, that day which was fine with us. We loaded both dogs into the car and home we went.

Ben is a devoted, momma’s boy, Velcro dog…. you know, the one that situates himself in the room so that he can watch your every move. He reminds me of our Chocolate Lab, Makx, who never took his eyes off of me so much that I have called him Makx by mistake. Ben is a natural herder, a destroyer of toys, a rough tumbler and now a good brother and playmate to Pearl. He is no longer bald and is quite the super shedder! He is good with other dogs and people. If you knew Oliver, you can appreciate what a relief this was to all of us.

We love having Ben as a new addition to our “blended” family. He has earned the following nicknames so far; Gentle Ben, Benito, Bad Bunny Ben, Ben-Ben

Thank you PWD for putting Ben in our arms. Furever grateful – The Delio’s “

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Prince Frederick, MD
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