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So what exactly is a Paroled Pet? PPP is best known for our service dogs but we also have a program that rescues dogs and cats and prepares them for adoption as a companion pet! Paroled Pets come from a variety of backgrounds- homeless pets🐕🐈, retired service dogs, owner-surrenders, and even service dogs-in-training 🐕‍🦺 that don’t pass a physical exam to name a few. This program allows us to enhance the incarcerated women’s training by gaining experience in working with a variety of dogs and cats and building their confidence. Through this work we are also able to provide a strong foundation in basic obedience training, AKC Canine Good Citizenship certification and excellent socialization time to animals that need our help to find a forever home. 🐾 PPP Paroled Pets make incredible furry family members after receiving their second chance in life along with their incarcerated human. We’ll be spending the next month updating you on recent Paroled Pet adoptions. We hope these stories will bring you as much joy as Paroled Pet, Ellie, in this video. 🙂 Ellie is a retired PPP Service Dog (formerly Ilsa), who is enjoying her best years with her new mama! #paroledpet #adoptdontshop #retiredservicedog #rescuedogsofinstagram #rescuedog #prisonpetpartnership #prisonpuppy https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGXajWDYsP/?igshid=tsklgryub993

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PARTY OF FIVE...wait, make that SIX! This sweet family now has not one but TWO PPP Paroled Pets! This family patiently remained on our adoption waitlist for quite some time. Over the course of our quarantine shut down they first welcomed our quirky poodle Cordi into their home. Soon there after, another rescue, our sweet Gentry, did not pass all of his physical assessments required for service dog certification and also became available for adoption and again Bart and Carl enthusiastically welcomed another one of our pups into their hearts! 💕 These two Paroled Pets have settled in well in their new family, thanks to the training they received from their incarcerated trainers Janet and Jeania, volunteer fosters Cait and Lois, and all of our other volunteers that helped with socialization outings and many vet runs! 👏👏👏 Cordi and Gentry are now living the good life, with RV trips, beach runs and lots of family time with their dads and pup siblings Minnie and Sandy. Such a happy ending for everyone involved! 💜🐾🐾🐾🐾💜 Share your Paroled Pet update or story with us to be featured here and be entered into a raffle to win an All the Best Pet Care gift package! DM or email us by November 2nd! 🎁🐾 #paroledpet #rescuedog #blackpoodle #smoothcollie #adoptdontshop #prisonpetpartnership https://www.instagram.com/p/CGLoIWRj4Pz/?igshid=7w6ksv86cvmf

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STEADY AS HE GOES Meet Durban, PPP Paroled Pet adopted 7 years ago by Johanna and John! This sensitive boy loves people. He always goes right over to comfort his humans when they’re upset and loves making new friends and greeting kids! His favorite activities are fetch, swimming and walks. Recently John had a stroke and requires the use of a walker to take Durban out and he knows it’s his job to be steady for John and resists going after those exciting squirrels and rabbits! John and Johanna are so grateful for the training that Durban received by his incarcerated trainer Chris (now release and doing awesome!), noting that he has always been a wonderful, caring, loving pup but that his early training is now extra special to them with John’s new needs. Good boy, Durban! 🐾🐕💜🎾🐾 Share your Paroled Pet update or story with us to be featured here and be entered into a raffle to win an All the Best Pet Care gift package! DM or email us by November 2nd! 🎁🐾 #paroledpet #rescuedog #labradorretriever #adoptdontshop #prisonpetpartnership https://www.instagram.com/p/CGSqdE9jPs-/?igshid=1y08k904xuxab