Loretta, Dolly, Reba, and Patsy were born into the care of a rural South Carolina shelter alongside their mama, Jolene—who loved them fiercely and gave them the best start possible before beginning her own heartworm treatment. While Jolene will be making her way up north soon, her girls are ready now to find families of their own and start the next chapter of their lives.
These girls are everything you’d hope for in a puppy—happy-go-lucky, curious, snuggly, and full of joy. They’re currently in foster care, learning the ropes of crate training and potty training, and they’re doing wonderfully with other dogs, children, and even cats. They’ll be fully vetted before adoption and are looking for homes that will give them love, structure, and the time they need to grow.
But let’s be honest—puppies are a big commitment.
They require consistency, patience, and training, especially in those early months when they’re still learning how to be the best versions of themselves. With the right family, they’ll blossom into loyal, loving companions—but it does take effort, guidance, and a sense of humor when your favorite slipper suddenly becomes a chew toy.
Please note: We do not adopt out littermates or puppies of the same age into the same household. While it may seem sweet to bring home two, sibling syndrome is a real behavioral issue that can lead to anxiety and developmental challenges down the road. For their well-being, each puppy will be placed in a separate home where they can form a strong bond with their new family.
If you’re ready to welcome a little Southern charm—and all the love (and chaos) that comes with it—Dolly, Reba, Loretta or Patsy just might be your perfect match.
