Angel (SC)

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Angel deserves a miracle. At just 5 weeks old (as of mid-October 2026) and only 1.8 pounds, sweet Angel has already experienced more heartbreak than any puppy ever should. This beautiful little girl, possibly an Aussie mix, was discovered abandoned in a carrier and left behind as if her life didn't matter. But Angel's life matters. Born a stunning double merle, Angel is both blind and deaf, yet she greets the world with a courage and innocence that will leave you speechless. Her soft coat, tiny frame, and the adorable little splotch of black on her pink nose make her absolutely unforgettable. More importantly, her spirit shines brightly despite every obstacle she has faced. Angel cannot see your smile or hear your voice, but she can feel love. She can learn trust. She can know safety. She can experience the joy of being cherished by a family who sees her not for her disabilities, but for the extraordinary little puppy she is. The person who abandoned her may have discarded her, but we refuse to let that define her story. We are determined to find Angel a home filled with compassion, patience, and endless love, where she will never again wonder if she is wanted. If you believe every life deserves a chance, if your heart has room for a very special little girl, please consider opening your home to Angel. Let's give her the happy ending she deserves and prove that the cruelty she endured is only the beginning of a much brighter future. Apply online to adopt Angel at www.rescuedogsrocknyc.org. Some angels arrive with wings. This Angel arrived with incredible resilience, a tiny black-dotted pink nose, and a heart full of love just waiting for the right person to find her. Angel's adoption fee is $650.Please be sure to reference this pet's name as Angel (SC) in case of duplicate names within the rescue. Thank you!All pets are current on age-appropriate vaccines at the time of adoption. Given technical constraints on this database, this pet's location may not be as listed here. We can, however, provide transport support for pets in foster at a considerable distance from the adopter.