Adoptable Dogs

The dogs on this page are on campus and are available for adoption.  If you’d like to meet any of our adoptable dogs, please complete an adoption application or give us a call at 844-DOG-LIFE (844-364-5433).  We’re open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to answer any questions you might have.

Grammy Rose is the Place Where Dogs and People Rescue Each Other.  Our goal is to help each of these deserving dogs find the best possible home.  We look forward to speaking with you and learning more about what you’re looking for.

Opie
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Meet Opie

Opie grew up in an overcrowded shelter in Texas before arriving to Maine to find his forever home.  He thrives with other dogs so he would do best in a home with other dogs friends where he can be part of the pack.  He can be fearful of people, but warms up with trust and consistency.  Once he trusts you, he is a total goofball.  He is currently working with a trainer to help him continue his success of being adopted that can continue after he is adopted.  

Poppy
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Meet Poppy

Poppy is a sweet girl that loves to give kisses.  She gets along with other dogs, walks well on leash and is easy to redirect.  She can be shy and we are working every day on her building more and more confidence.  A quieter home setting would be great for her to flourish in.

Hank
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Meet Hank

Hank is a handsome guy, especially in person.  He walks great on a leash.  He is a very sweet dog and his energy level is light to moderate.  He gravitates more towards women, but also gets along with our male staff.  He gets along with most other dogs.  

Ollie
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Meet Ollie

Ollie is a handsome boy.  He is missing one of his legs, but he doesn’t let it slow him down.  He loves to go outside and play with other dogs.  He will do best in a home with another dog he gets along with.  

Winnie
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Meet Winnie

Winnie was fostered before arriving to us.  She is calm and easygoing for a 6 month old puppy.  She loves being around other dogs and it helps her learn new things.  She is potty trained and sleeps quietly in her crate all night.  She loves relaxing on the couch or living room floor.  Car rides are one of her favorite things.  She likes the dog park and enjoys swimming.  Young children can overwhelm her so she’d do best in a home with older children or not children.  

Iris
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Meet Iris

Iris loves playdates with other dogs.  She does well sharing toys and loves to run around the play park.  She also loves to go out on walks/hikes.  If you put her on a long leash, she will sniff like crazy and enjoy the extra freedom to explore.  She is such a good girl that is very smart, friendly and fun!  She does have a lot of energy and would do well in a home where she can go outside and be active regularly.  She is not good with cats or any small animals under 25 lbs.

Rooster
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Meet Rooster

OK, so we’re not sure where the name Rooster came from, but oddly we like it and think it fits him.  Rooster is a 2 year old Shepherd Mix who came to us from Brenham, Texas (near Austin).  He’s kennel trained and used to being out doors.  He knows basic commands, loves hugs and kisses, and does okay with other dogs but not with small animals. He’s really loving being in Maine, and he’s loving all the attention he is getting every day, but we think it’s time he found a forever family and really settles into life in New England.  We can’t wait to see who claims him for their very own.

Bailey
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Meet Bailey

Bailey loves butt scratches!  He still has some pep in his step, but he also is more than happy to snuggle up next to you while you sit on the couch.  He does great on car rides and is just a happy guy.

Daisy
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Meet Daisy

Daisy is a sweet girl.  She is on the calmer side but does like to run around outside.  She enjoys playing in the water and with other dogs as well.  

Chloe
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Meet Chloe

Chloe came to us from Brenham, Texas (near Austin).  In one word: “Snuggalishus.” She’s a big butterball with a sweet heart.  Full of tail wags and a great lover of belly rubs, she’s loved outside for about 3 years and is ready to settle down in a forever home where she can have the security and comfort of being inside… and of course lots of snuggling and belly rubs.

June
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Meet June

June has a sweet disposition and interacts that way with the people she meets, including children and other dogs.  She comes to us in Maine from St Thomas.  

Ariel
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Meet Ariel

Ariel was found in St Thomas after falling in a giant well at a school and almost drowning.  Even after such a tragic event, she is a sweet girl and warms up very quickly to the people she meets.  Although she’s 7 months old, she still has lots of puppy and play in her.  She loves playing with other dogs, is good with kids and is great on a leash.  We are not sure how she is with indoor cats, but she ignores the ones walking around outside that she sees.

Strauss
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Meet Strauss

Strauss arrived October 9th from Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  He is a very sweet, very gentle boy.  Walks well on leash, loves kiddie pools.  He can be a little shy at first but warms quickly to new people.  He does well with female dogs and though he will struggle a little with male dogs and his “personal space” he eventually warms up to them, too.  We are so excited to welcome this handsome two year old to Maine to start his new, better life!

Frankie
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Meet Frankie

Frankie is the sweetest boy! He can be shy at first but he warms up quickly and loves to cuddle. He does great with other dogs and loves to play. He also walks really well on leash. If you are interested, he is still waiting to find his forever family. 

Erica
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Meet Erica

Erica is the sister of Charlie, and came to us from Brenham, Texas (near Austin).  She can’t wait to see what life in Maine is like, and find her forever family.  In the meantime, she’s been exploring the play yard behind her cabin and finds the entire thing “fairly suitable” but would much rather be in YOUR back yard discovering the world for herself.  Just sayin’.

Jackie
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Meet Jackie

Jackie arrived on October 9th from our friends at Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  She is FULL of personality.  She was rescued from a bad situation and is now healthy and striving – and really eager to find her people to start her new life in New England.  She is spunky, affectionate, playful and loves squeaky toys more than life itself.  She is fully grown, just under 30 pounds and has a cute little nubby tail.  She loves to show and receive love, is super curious and is a very happy, active girl.  Jackie would make a great family pet fro someone looking for a smaller breed dog to join their adventures!

Stormie
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Meet Stormie

Goodness, y’all!  If this ain’t the cutest little Texas girl that ever wagged a tail… Golly, them little freckles on her nose are just too much!  This is Stormie, Tex’s sister, and she arrived on October 9th from our good friends at Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  We can’t wait to welcome her, her brother, and the rest of the gang making their way to us here in Maine.  Pretty in pink and cute as a button.  She’ll go fast, y’all.  The adoption application link is at the top of the page (hint, hint)

Tex
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Meet Tex

Howdy, y’all.  I’m Tex.  I’m boot-scootin’ pleased to meet ya!  I’m on my way from Take Me Home Rescue in the Austin, Texas area (don’t Take Me Home sound like the start of a great country song, y’all?).  I arrived in Maine on October 9th and am settling in at the rescue long enough to meet my forever family.  Country music lovers are not required – but I betcha I smile bigger for ’em than some of them others.  Oh, and by the way – if you’re looking for a two-fer, check out my sister Stormie.  She’s down right cute as June Bug in July!

Noah
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Meet Noah,

This Noah didn’t come from the Austin, Texas area and our friends at Take Me Home Rescue on an ark.  He arrived on a transport bus – it’s the 21st century after all!  Noah is one of six siblings, he’s 3 months old, and like his brothers and sisters, he’s eager to see what life in Maine is all about.  He can’t WAIT to meet his forever family.  Maybe that’s you?

Isaiah
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Meet Isaiah,

Isaiah is one of 6 siblings who arrivedon October 9th from our friends at Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  He’s 3 months old, cute as all get out, and eager to set his tiny paws down on good Maine soil – and he’s even more eager to meet his forever family that will help him grow up surrounded by love and New England adventures!

Nariyah
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Meet Nariyah,

If you don’t know how this works, dogs get named when they’re rescued, and clearly Nariyah and her five siblings were all orginally named by someone with some Biblical history in their background.  For the record, it’s 100% OK to change a young dog’s name when you adopt her.  Nariyah is 3 months old, cute as all get out, and will go fast.  If this picture caused you to fall in love, we can’t wait to meet you (you know, after you submit an adoption application from the link at the top of the page).

Makai
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Meet Makai,

Cute little Makai is one of 6 siblings who jumped off the bus into our waiting arms on October 9th.  He’s from our friends at Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  She’s adorable, stumbles over her own feet when she’s not paying attention, and is just generally so excited to be come to Maine to start a new life with a family here.  She’s going to be a looker, and we predict she’ll go fast.

Georgia
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Meet Georgia

If the total cuteness caught your eye, and you have “Georgia on My Mind” Syndrome, here’s what we know so far.  Georgia arrived on October 9th from our friends at Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  She’s a 3 month old and has the cutest “white glove” paws you ever saw.  We’ll post more once she arrives and we get to know her a little better, but know this… she will go fast, so if you’re humming Ray Charles right now, submit an adoption application and we’ll reach out to discuss.

Shelly
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Meet Shelly

Shelly is one of four sisters (the others are Georgia, Shelly and Raven) who came to  us on October 9th from our friends at Take Me Home Rescue near Austin, Texas.  Like her sisters, she’s just starting to learn how to be a proper puppy girl, but she’s got the “hold that pose” thing down to a science.  Maybe she’ll model dog food some day – who knows?  In the meantime, we can’t wait to meet her and introduce her to all her new fans in Maine.

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