Poodle Pup Rescue

Poodle Pup Rescue - Available pups

KiKi - 3yr old Female - Shih Tzu

KiKi is 3yr old female ShihTzu that was relinquished to the Vet Clinic where Victoria works. She has been spayed & is current on vaccines.

KiKi is available for adoption. She loves sitting on laps, and snuggling. She has lived with other dogs (small & large) and gets along with all, but is a little bossy.

Her adoption fee is $600.

KiKi is 3yr old female ShihTzu that was relinquished to the Vet Clinic where Victoria works. She has been spayed & is current on vaccines.

KiKi is available for adoption. She loves sitting on laps, and snuggling. She has lived with other dogs (small & large) and gets along with all, but is a little bossy.

Her adoption fee is $600.

If you’d like to meet Kiki and give her a loving home, please contact us to schedule a visit!

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Miracle - born 8/10/2025 - Standard Poodle

We currently have a sweet Standard Poodle puppy named Miracle who is looking for a special home.

Miracle underwent a back leg amputation at just 4 days old due to an injury. Despite this, she is thriving and doesn’t let it slow her down.

Miracle is crate trained, potty trained, and microchipped, and is doing exceptionally well.

Her adopti

We currently have a sweet Standard Poodle puppy named Miracle who is looking for a special home.

Miracle underwent a back leg amputation at just 4 days old due to an injury. Despite this, she is thriving and doesn’t let it slow her down.

Miracle is crate trained, potty trained, and microchipped, and is doing exceptionally well.

Her adoption fee is $1,500.

If you’d like to meet Miracle and welcome her into your loving home, please contact us to schedule a visit!

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Hilde - 1.5 yr old Female - Cattle Dog Mix

Hilde is a sweet and energetic 1.5-year-old Cattle Dog mix looking for her forever home!

She is spayed, up-to-date on vaccines, crate trained, and potty trained.

Hilde loves being active and would thrive in a home where she gets plenty of love, playtime, and mental stimulation. She has lived with other dogs (large & small).

Her adoption

Hilde is a sweet and energetic 1.5-year-old Cattle Dog mix looking for her forever home!

She is spayed, up-to-date on vaccines, crate trained, and potty trained.

Hilde loves being active and would thrive in a home where she gets plenty of love, playtime, and mental stimulation. She has lived with other dogs (large & small).

Her adoption fee is $600.

If you’re interested in meeting Hilde, please contact us to schedule an appointment and give this smart, loving girl the home she deserves!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How long does it take a pup to adjust to its new home?

Most experts agree to use the 3 day, 3 week, 3 month rule for the time it takes a pup to adjust to a new home.

Three Days - it generally takes a three day period for your pup to adjust to its new environment. In these first few days, you may be faced with multiple signs of anxiety or nervousness. The pup will likely hide away in a comfortable, dark space and avoid eye contact & petting; or may not want to eat much. If you've ever started a new job, or moved to a new home - you should know this feeling of being in an unfamiliar place, new surroundings, new people, new rules. The first few days the pup trying to figure it all out. Feeding or taking the pup out for a walk could prove to be a challenge during this short period, but it also represents the period in which security settles in. Imagine if you were picked up, locked in a home with strangers - it would take you a few days to figure out where your place is in the home. It is the same for pups. If these days occur without any major incident, it's a sign you are on the right path.

Three Weeks - This period is mandatory for you to establish a bond and trust relationship between your family and your new pup. Use this period for training, even though you might feel that all it needs right now is love & cuddles. It is recommended to use this period to establish house boundaries. The pup will learn house rules, feeding patterns, and potty training. The pup may "test" you during this period, be sure that your rules stay constant.

Three Months - The first three months are crucial in building a long-term relationship based on love and rules between you and your new pup. At three months, most dogs know they are "home". Remember, everything is different for the pup right now. Routines help to make a dog feel safe. Take your time, be patient, and you will have a best friend for life.

Where is Poodle Pup Rescue?

We are located in Southern California in the Inland Empire.

Do we take in unwanted dogs?

While we have our kennel license, we are limited to the number of dogs that we can have at any one time. If you have or know of a dog in need - reach out - if we have room, we will take them, if not, we have other resources that may be able to help.

Do you only help Standard Poodles?

Our main focus is Standard Poodles, but as you can see from our success stories, on occasion we will help other types of dogs. Derrick & Victoria have a love for senior pets, and when we have room, if there are no Standard Poodles in need - we will go to our local shelter, and pick the oldest dog available (as seniors have a very low adoption rate at shelters).

Are you a 501c3 Charity?

We have applied for our non-profit status, but have not yet received it. Right now, vet bill, food and other needs are paid for by Victoria & Derrick.

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