About Hazel

We wanted to add to our post for Willow and Hazel as we have has several people interested in adopting one or the other. Its very important to us that all of our rescues are not only placed in the best fit for them but for their adopter as well. These girls are both very friendly and sweet. They have never lived in a home and were used as breeders. They are not sisters but were born the same day and raised together in the same breeding facility. They were not physically abused, but did not live a good life of comfort and love as pets in a home with a family. They do use their doggy door faithfully to go out the adoption center to their play yards faithfully to go potty and do not potty or mess inside the adoption center. They are not leash trained as they have never been on a walk before. Which means....if you do not have a fenced yard they will not go outside on a leash to go potty for you. YOU MUST HAVE A FENCED YARD to be considered for adoption. This is not only for their safety, but also for them to have the freedom of their very own yard to go potty and play. These girls are happy and friendly and do come to you for love. They are not like many of the breeders we have taken into rescue that run and hide from us. But they will still need time to settle in to a home and learn new things. We do have several adopters ask us if we crate train....NO!!! We do not cage or crate or rescues. Most of our rescues have lived their lives in a cage and we do not feel putting a dog in a cage would be any more acceptable than putting a child in a cage. So again the answer is absolutely not! We do not crate train our rescues, we encourage all of our adopter to house train them or use a space in their home with baby gates. That way their rescue is learning to live in their new home learning right from wrong. Not all of our rescues require a fenced yard, but if they were born and raised in a breeding facility and have absolutely no clue of boundaries, leashes, or the outside world, then a fenced yard will always be required to keep them safe. Thank you for reading about these girls. We appreciate anyone who has interest in their adoption. Hazel has a birth date of 4/26/21. She is a mini Goldendoodle and is around 35 pounds. She is the typical happy/sweet doodle. Hazel came to rescue on 1/2/26 alone with another mini Goldendoodle as breeder releases. We were happy to get this call as these 2 girls were the last 2 dogs this breeder had in their breeding facility. They have decided to no longer breed. So Hazel took her freedom walk and the doors to this breeder are now closed!!! Yay!!!! Hazel is very sweet and very loving. She will be a wonderful pet for anyone looking for a snuggly loving companion. If you are interested in her adoption please text or email us to request an application.

Miami County
Denver, Indiana 46926