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Perfect Pet Adoption Center Inc, Deltona, FL (2026)

10/19/2026

🐾💙 Happy Adoption, Dutch! 💙🐾

On Monday, our handsome boy Dutch officially found his forever family! ❤️

We couldn’t be happier for this sweet boy as he starts his next chapter filled with love, cuddles, and new adventures!

Congratulations to Dutch and his wonderful new family! Wishing you a lifetime of happiness together!

10/18/2026

🚨🐾 ZERO IS SEARCHING FOR HIS FOSTER-TO-ADOPT FAMILY! 🐾🚨

This handsome boy is looking for a family to love him while he completes his heartworm treatment and gets neutered! ❤️

Perfect Pet Adoption Center Inc. will cover ALL of his medical care! All Zero needs is a family willing to open their hearts and home to him! 💕

Zero is an old soul in a big, handsome body. He’s not the type who needs to spend his days wrestling and playing nonstop. He’s perfectly content just hanging out, enjoying the company of his people and furry friends. 🥹

🐾 Bully/Cane Corso mix

🐾 Dog friendly, although he’d likely prefer lady friends over the boys!

🐾 People friendly and full of love!

🐾 Has done well with the multiple dog-savvy cats in his foster home!

🐾 House trained AND crate trained!

🐾 A home with teenagers or older would be ideal!

Zero is the kind of dog who doesn’t need a whole lot to be happy. A comfy place to relax, some companionship, and a family to call his own would mean the world to him. ❤️

He doesn’t need someone to fix him. He just needs someone to love him while we take care of the rest.

Please don’t let his heartworm diagnosis scare you away. His treatment and medical care are covered, and he has SO much life and love ahead of him!

💕 Could you be the family Zero has been waiting for?

Please consider fostering to adopt this special boy, and SHARE to help us find his happily ever after! 🐾❤️

https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PPAC/Dog

10/18/2026

🐾💕 Congratulations, Fettuccine! 💕🐾

Our sweet Fettuccine has officially found her forever family! ❤️

Fettuccine was the very last of her litter waiting to be adopted. One by one, she watched her siblings find their happily ever afters, while her own journey took a little longer.

But sometimes, the best things are worth waiting for. 🥹💗

As it turns out, Fettuccine wasn’t being overlooked — she was simply waiting for the family that was meant to be hers all along. And when they finally came along, everything fell perfectly into place. 🐶💕

We couldn’t be happier that this sweet girl finally gets her very own happily ever after!

We are so excited for you, Fettuccine! Your wait is over, your people found you, and your forever starts now!

10/13/2026

🚨 URGENT! APPROXIMATELY 10 DOGS NEED HELP BEFORE FRIDAY 10/16! 🚨

📍 POMONA PARK, FLORIDA

I know this is going to be damn near impossible, but I HAVE to try.

A gentleman is currently hospitalized and sadly nearing the end of his life. He has approximately 10 dogs living on his property who have NOWHERE TO GO.

His daughter is leaving to return out of state THIS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16TH.

These dogs WILL be left on the property to fend for themselves if placement cannot be found.

WHAT WE KNOW:

* Approximately 10 dogs living outdoors
* Unknown ages and sexes
* NONE are spayed/neutered or vaccinated
* Dog friendly
* NOT cat, livestock, or poultry friendly
* Good with people but need time to warm up
* Have lived outdoors their entire lives with little to no veterinary care

🚨 WE DESPERATELY NEED RESCUES OR FOSTERS TO STEP UP!

-Dogs will need to be picked up directly from the property by the receiving rescue or transporter.

-Large outdoor kennels and igloo doghouses can go with the dogs.

-OUT-OF-STATE RESCUES ARE WELCOME! I’m more than willing to coordinate transportation to you!

I know rescues are overwhelmed.
I know everyone is full.
And I know finding placement for 10 dogs in THREE DAYS is an almost impossible task.

But I cannot sit back and not even TRY.

Even if you can only help ONE dog, that’s one less being left behind.

🙏 PLEASE COMMENT OR PRIVATE MESSAGE ME IF YOU CAN HELP.

If you cannot help, PLEASE SHARE.
These dogs will not be adopted into homes immediately.
So please don’t ask.
If you are wanting to welcome one of these dogs into your home, please comment and offer to foster for a rescue so we can help save them.

If you are in FL and can foster for us Perfect Pet Adoption Center Inc.
Please text us for a foster application
386-289-9917

10/12/2026

*Foster not found- dog is not w us- and has been apparently taken in by a separate individual *

We need a foster by 5pm!
Male GSD pup between approx 7-8m old.
Everything friendly!
Volusia County, Fl
Please pm us if you can help
Fill out an app

https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/foster/PPAC/Dog

Or text us 386-280-9917

10/12/2026

Bubbles is on her way🥹 thank you so much to Jeannine, Alycia, Courtney and Sebrina for making this possible for her 😭
And our foster who stepped up for her🩷
We can’t wait to meet you sweet girl!

10/12/2026

💜 MEET LYDIA — HER LIFE IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR. 🐾

We recently had the pleasure of welcoming this sweet girl into our rescue after she was brought to a local veterinary clinic, having been found trapped inside the engine of a car.

Unfortunately, the rescue originally contacted about Lydia wanted to pursue euthanasia.

But we saw a little girl who deserved a fighting chance. So, we took the leap and welcomed Lydia into our care. 💜

Lydia suffered some pretty significant injuries, and her road to recovery is going to be a long one.

During her initial veterinary evaluation, Lydia had several damaged molars removed and underwent radiographs to assess the extent of her injuries.
Lydia has a completely dislocated shoulder and a severely fractured femur.

Due to the severity of her injuries, Lydia will require amputation of her entire left front leg once she is medically stable enough to safely undergo anesthesia and surgery.

For now, our priority is keeping this sweet girl comfortable and giving her little body time to recover.

Lydia is currently receiving pain medication and antibiotics and will be reevaluated within the next week or two to determine whether she is medically stable enough to safely undergo such a significant surgical procedure.

As much as we would love to get her into surgery immediately, we have to consider just how much trauma her tiny body has already endured.

Lydia is still a very young, fragile kitten who has suffered multiple severe orthopedic injuries, significant physical trauma, and potentially a tremendous amount of physiological stress.

Anesthesia and major surgery are not without risks, especially in pediatric patients who have recently experienced significant trauma.

Trauma can affect circulation, hydration, blood pressure, body temperature, and organ function. Young kittens also have limited energy reserves, making them particularly susceptible to hypothermia and hypoglycemia during anesthesia.

Performing a major surgical procedure before a patient is adequately stabilized can significantly increase the risk of anesthetic complications, poor tissue perfusion, delayed healing, and potentially life threatening complications.

Our priority right now is ensuring Lydia’s pain is appropriately managed, monitoring her overall condition, and allowing her body the opportunity to stabilize before putting her through another physically demanding event.

Sometimes the best thing we can do medically is recognize that just because a surgery is necessary doesn’t mean performing it immediately is the safest option.

We have not yet received a surgical estimate, so we genuinely have no idea what the final cost of Lydia’s medical care will be.

But what we DO know is that Lydia’s life is worth every penny. 💜

She has already endured more than any animal should have to, and we refuse to let her injuries define the rest of her life.

Lydia deserves the opportunity to heal, experience love, and live a happy, comfortable life. Even if that means doing it on three legs. 🐾

❤️ WE COULD REALLY USE YOUR HELP!

If you can spare even $1 toward Lydia’s medical expenses, it would mean the absolute world to us.

Every single dollar helps us get one step closer to covering her veterinary care, surgery, medications, and recovery.

And if you’re unable to donate, PLEASE SHARE HER STORY! Sharing costs absolutely nothing and can make a tremendous difference.

We are also running extremely low on wet cat food, which we have added to our Amazon wishlist for anyone who would prefer to help by sending supplies!

We know we can’t save them all.

But we CAN make a difference for the ones we have the opportunity to help.

And Lydia is one of those lives worth fighting for. 💜🐾

Thank you to everyone who continues to support our rescue and makes it possible for us to say YES to animals like Lydia when they need us most.

Donation links are attached below in our link tree

https://linktr.ee/PerfectPetAdoptionCenterInc

10/08/2026

🚨🐾 ONLY 5 HOURS LEFT OF AMAZON PRIME BIG DEAL DAYS! 🐾🚨

I know, I know… we’re a little last minute! 😅❤️

Between being hospitalized, having surgery, and being pretty out of it during recovery, posting about Prime Deals completely slipped my mind!

But there’s still time!! ⏰

With just 5 HOURS LEFT, we would be SO incredibly grateful if you would consider grabbing something off our rescue’s Amazon Wishlist while the deals are still going! 🛒🐶

Every single item, big or small, makes a difference for the dogs in our care. From food and treats to toys and everyday essentials, it all helps us continue giving these deserving pups everything they need. ❤️

🐾 Can’t purchase anything? PLEASE SHARE! Sharing our wishlist is just as appreciated and helps us reach more people who may be able to help!

🛒 AMAZON WISHLIST: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/27LR6Q40V8ZA1?ref_=wl_share

Thank you all SO much for the endless love, kindness, and support you continue to show us and our rescue pups. We truly couldn’t do this without you! ❤️🐾

Photo for attention 🐶❤️

10/06/2026

Well… curiosity really did save this cat. 🥹

A couple of months ago, my incredible coworker and I were messing around with the ultrasound machine at work. Purely out of interest and curiosity, I asked her to take a look at my gallbladder.

And thank God I did.

She immediately found gallstones and told me I needed to get checked out by a doctor ASAP.

When I started researching the symptoms, everything suddenly clicked.

For over FIVE YEARS, I’ve had episodes of pain through my upper abdomen/thorax and straight through into my back. I had gone to the ER multiple times trying to figure out what was wrong, only to be told it was likely stress or anxiety. After my third visit got me nowhere, I eventually stopped pushing for answers and learned to live with it.

Then, completely by chance, my coworker and I found the stones ourselves.

Once we had actual evidence and could finally put the pieces together, my doctor listened and we started scheduling further testing.

Apparently, my gallbladder had other plans.

Saturday morning around 3 AM, I woke up in terrible pain. By 4:30 AM, I was driving myself to the ER.

I was admitted and over the next several days underwent bloodwork, ultrasounds, a CT scan, MRI, endoscopy, and more.

When I explained to one of the ER doctors how this entire thing had originally been discovered — simply because my coworker and I got curious and decided to ultrasound my organs— he looked at me and said:

“Well… curiosity didn’t kill this cat. It saved it.”

And they weren’t wrong.

My gallbladder was completely full and distended, with somewhere around 10–12 gallstones inside.

The general surgeon’s response when I asked if it really needed to come out?

“Yes. 100%. Absolutely yes. It has to come out.”

So here I am — day 4 in the hospital, and I just got out of surgery to have my gallbladder removed.

And I am HURTING.

Despite the pain medication, the pain right now is intense. I can hardly move, and when I tried to get up with help, I nearly fainted almost immediately.

My doctor told me today to expect approximately 6–8 weeks of recovery. Although the incisions are still considered small, they had to be made larger than usual in order to get my very full gallbladder — and my lovely collection of 10–12 stones — out.

So temporarily, I may be quieter than usual. I may take longer to respond to messages, applications, comments, and everything else.

Recovery is going to be rough, and right now my body is demanding that I stop.

But rescue doesn’t stop just because I do.

And this is where I need to ask for help.

Kenzie has been an absolute SUPERWOMAN through all of this.

While I’ve been stuck in the hospital, she has been caring for all of the dogs in our care and at the boarding house, transporting dogs, handling meet & greets and home visits, keeping everything moving, taking care of her own animals and somehow trying to take care of herself, too.

And she’s doing all of this with a badly broken thumb affecting her entire dominant hand.

Please know that every single animal in our care is safe, happy, loved, fed and being well cared for. They are lacking absolutely nothing.

But I feel horrible knowing how much has fallen onto one person while I’m physically unable to help her.

So I’m asking our community to please step up for us right now. ❤️

If you have even a little extra space in your home and heart, we desperately need you.

Whether you can foster temporarily, become a longer-term foster, foster-to-adopt, adopt, or help through a rescue transfer, please reach out.

Even taking ONE DOG temporarily would take something off Kenzie’s plate while I recover.

You don’t have to commit forever.

You don’t have to save them all.

We just need a few people willing to help carry the weight for a little while.

We spend every day trying to be there when animals and families need us.

Right now, we’re the ones asking our community to be there for us. ❤️‍🩹🐾

Please message Perfect Pet Adoption Center Inc. if you can foster, adopt, foster-to-adopt, or are a rescue able to help with a transfer.

And if you can’t take a dog right now, please share this post. You never know which person on your friends list might be exactly who one of these dogs needs.

Thank you for being patient with me while I recover, for supporting Kenzie while she somehow keeps everything moving, and most importantly, for continuing to show up for our dogs.

We could really, really use our village right now. ❤️

If you can help, please reach out:
Via Facebook,
By email: [email protected]
Or TEXT: 386-280-9917

View our available dogs!:
https://tr.ee/FJ0q6m7py0

Or if you’d even like to donate; anything is appreciated for food, supplies, vet bills, etc.
Just because I’m forced to stop temporarily, does NOT mean that rescue does and we have many furbs in our care that still need us. We will always step up for our babies, no matter what, we always figure it out.
Donation platforms may be found at:
https://linktr.ee/PerfectPetAdoptionCenterInc

I am forever grateful for my best friend and rescue partner. ❤️

10/04/2026

🚨 URGENT — RESCUE TRANSFERS & TEMPORARY FOSTERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 🚨

This is a really difficult post for Bre and I to make, because asking for help is not something either of us does easily.

But right now, we need help.

Within the span of just a few days, both of us have ended up dealing with medical emergencies that are significantly limiting what we are physically able to do.

A few days ago, Kenzie slammed her thumb in the trunk of her car and broke it. Unfortunately, it had to be her right hand, and the injury is now affecting her entire hand and arm. She is absolutely NOT ambidextrous 😅, so even normal day-to-day tasks have become extremely difficult — let alone the physical work that comes with caring for multiple dogs.

And as of Saturday morning, Bre was admitted through the emergency room and is currently undergoing emergency surgery.
Her recovery is expected to put her out of work and significantly limit her activity for approximately 3–6 weeks.

So… here we are.
We are making it work, because that is what we always do.

But we also have to recognize when pushing ourselves physically is no longer the responsible thing to do.

We want to make something VERY clear:

❤️ Our dogs ARE being cared for.
❤️ They are safe.
❤️ They have food, supplies and medical care.
❤️ No animal is going without because Bri and Kenzie are injured.

This is us asking for help before we allow ourselves to get to that point.

We currently have several dogs at our boarding house that we have been desperately trying to find foster homes for.
With both of us now injured and Bre facing several weeks of recovery, we urgently need to decrease the amount of physical daily care falling on the two of us.

We are asking other rescues to consider RESCUE TRANSFERS, and we are asking our community to step up for TEMPORARY FOSTERING.

Temporary fosters can be just that — temporary.
If you can house one of our dogs for the next several weeks while Bre and Kenzie recover, they can return to our foster program afterward if needed.

PPAC will continue providing their care, medical needs and supplies.

We simply need safe homes for them to stay in so that both of us can actually follow our medical restrictions, heal appropriately, and continue making sure every animal in our care receives what they need.

We will be posting the dogs individually with their adoption flyers and all available information about each dog.

🐾 RESCUES: If you have the ability to intake one of our dogs as a rescue transfer, PLEASE message us directly.

🐾 FOSTERS: If one of the dogs we post catches your eye and you can give them a safe place to land — even temporarily — please submit a foster application or reach out to us directly and we will send you one.
Text us 386-280-9917
We aren’t asking anyone to take on their expenses.

We are asking for somewhere safe for them to sleep while we heal.

This genuinely could not have happened at a worse time.
Having BOTH directors physically down at the same time was not something we could have anticipated.

Bre and I will continue making it work for these animals like we always have.

But right now, making it work means admitting that we need our community and fellow rescues to step up beside us.

Even one foster home or one rescue transfer takes an enormous amount of physical responsibility off our plates for the next few weeks.

Please share.
Please tag rescues.
Please tag anyone who can foster.

And if you’ve ever thought about fostering but haven’t taken the leap yet, we really, really need you right now. ❤️‍🩹🐾

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