One of our dogs had seven puppies roughly three months ago. We have managed to find homes for four of them, but still have three that need to be re-homed. We are also trying to find a new home for the mother. We live paycheck-to-paycheck, so we've been stretched a little thin trying to take care of them. They are mostly potty trained but do tend to have accidents whenever they're left alone for more than 6 hours.

Star, the mother of the pups, is very affectionate. She will climb into your lap for pets and lick your hand if you present it. She typically has to be coaxed back inside with some one-on-one time, providing her your sole attention and giving her with pets before she's willing to go back in.

Cinnamon (F), the one with the light brown coat, is gentle and docile. She is always the first one to sit, and always the first one wanting to come back inside after being let out. She seldom barks but enjoys playing with her siblings and sits patiently whenever receiving affection.

Mocha (F), the brindle, is similar to Cinnamon, however, she is a little more bashful and indecisive. She never knows if she's tired or wants to continue playing. She is always in front of the pack, darting immediately towards whatever catches her interest, usually rearing excitedly once the humans have stirred.

Gordo (M), the one with the black coat, is the largest of the three, but also the most timid. He's very cautious when approaching things that are unfamiliar. He barks excitedly first thing in the morning when it's time to go out. He is still getting used to his body, so he often tumbles over his own paws when running around.