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Renegade Paws Rescue Renegade Paws Rescue is a 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization located in Savannah, Ga.

🚨 STOP SCROLLING. THE BEANIE BABIES ARE ESCAPING. 🚨Okay, technically, it’s just Beanie Baby and Sprocket. But two tiny c...
10/17/2026

🚨 STOP SCROLLING. THE BEANIE BABIES ARE ESCAPING. 🚨

Okay, technically, it’s just Beanie Baby and Sprocket. But two tiny celebrities? In the same place? On a Saturday morning? Somebody alert the collectors.

Beanie Baby is bringing the collectible-level cuteness.
Sprocket is ready to get those gears turning.

These two tiny t***s will be taking their talents to Petco Bluffton this Saturday, October 17, from 10 AM–12 PM!

Come say hi, and get your puppy fix. Your Saturday errands were missing some tiny gremlins, and we’re here to fix that.

📍 Petco Bluffton
🗓️ Saturday, October 17
⏰ 10 AM–12 PM

Share this with your Bluffton besties, dog people, and anyone who needs a little more four-legged nonsense in their life.

The leaves are changing. The air is getting colder. And suddenly… it’s HOA HOA HOA HOA season.Forks called. Our borking ...
10/15/2026

The leaves are changing. The air is getting colder. And suddenly… it’s HOA HOA HOA HOA season.

Forks called. Our borking boofuses are READY.

They’re embracing their inner supernatural beings and getting into the most important debate of the season: Team Edward or Team Jacob?

The sparkly vampire? The shirtless werewolf? The emotional unavailability? The questionable relationship choices? Besties, it’s giving 2008, and we are HERE for it.

Catch us at the 2026 Montgomery Fall Festival this Saturday, October 17, from 10 AM–3 PM!

🍂 40+ local vendors
🚜 Hayrides
🎶 Live music
🌮 Food trucks
🎨 Face painting
🎯 Games and more!

Come enjoy a fall day, meet some of our four-legged weirdos, and help us settle this debate once and for all. Because the only thing more chaotic than a vampire-werewolf love triangle is getting a bunch of dogs to agree on anything.

📍 Montgomery Fall Festival
🗓️ Saturday, October 17
⏰ 10 AM–3 PM

Forks weather is calling, besties. Grab your flannel, bring your fall energy, and come hang with us!

Happy No Bra Day from Gimmie, whose ninnies are hanging on by a prayer and a pinch of pink skin.97 pounds of thickmas an...
10/13/2026

Happy No Bra Day from Gimmie, whose ninnies are hanging on by a prayer and a pinch of pink skin.

97 pounds of thickmas and not one of breast support.

This girl was pushed or thrown out of a car in a Target parking lot at night and one of our foster families watched it happen. She came with awful skin and eye infections and bad liver values. We’re getting her healed up, and she’s accepting payment for her troubles in treats.

She looks like she’s raised enough children and closed down the milk factory. No, she’s not pregnant. Those ti***es are RETIRED and the cow is closed for business.

Gimmie is sweet as pie, loves to cuddle and gives out kisses and lives with other dogs. She was an angel for her bath and honestly if you wash her, feed her and tell her she’s pretty and she’s yours.

She needs a foster or adopter who appreciates a substantial woman with low-hanging fruit.

Apply to bring Gimmie home and get a permanent front-row seat at the soft ‘n swangin’ show 🥛

An update on Cup of Ambition☕️❤️Two years ago, we met a happy round puppy whose owner declined assistance for neuter, ch...
10/10/2026

An update on Cup of Ambition☕️❤️

Two years ago, we met a happy round puppy whose owner declined assistance for neuter, choosing instead to sell him. This week we met him again, only this time, he was so emaciated he could barely move (link to original post in comments).

Thanks to you all, we’ve so far been able to afford to get him the best shot at recovery through our friends at Faulkville Animal Hospital. Cuppy - as we are calling him - needed a blood transfusion because he was so sick.

And you know what? Fellow grey/brown pity Gus Gus - a resident at Renegade’s shelter - stepped right up (with lots of fried chicken bribes, of course). Gus Gus donated blood to save his new friend’s life. We offered him lots of stuffies as a reward, but he said he preferred that we please find a foster or adopter.

Cuppy’s hospitalization started rough. Despite a strict protocol, he started showing symptoms of re-feeding syndrome, meaning his body had been so starved for so long that it could not tolerate nutrition.

He needed 24/7 monitoring, which cost $1,200 for the initial stabilization and will cost $550 per day for seven days after.

Because you all have been so supportive, of course we said “yes.”

Each day, he has improved and DEVOURED his tiny allowed portions of stinky wet food. We got this message from the vet’s office last night. “Cuppy is very bright. Looks a lot better than yesterday.”

We are so hopeful for this sweet boy.

Thanks to our Monthly Medical Donors and every single person who shared his story and donated, he is getting the best shot at a better life.
He is still looking for a foster home to recover in after he gets out of the hospital. If you’d like to contribute to his ongoing care, we will be forever grateful.

He is truly our morning Cup of Ambition and he inspires us to keep going.

Clank. Moaning. Grunting. Sweat dripping. Muscles flexing. Faces flushed. Heavy breathing getting louder by the second. ...
10/10/2026

Clank. Moaning. Grunting. Sweat dripping. Muscles flexing. Faces flushed. Heavy breathing getting louder by the second. Someone’s pushing their limits, someone’s screaming for one more rep, and everybody’s getting a little hot and bothered.

And no, Savannah, this isn’t your late-night search history. It’s Wags 4 Weights, baby.

Tomorrow, the powerlifting competition kicks off at 8 AM, and we will be there from 9 AM–1 PM with some very good-looking four-legged distractions.

📍 7232 Varnedoe Drive, Savannah, GA

Come watch the lifters put in work, meet our pups, and maybe take home a little something to cuddle after all that heavy lifting.

Want to compete? Sign up! A portion of the proceeds benefits Renegade Paws Rescue and helps us care for the 500+ dogs counting on us.

Come compete. Come sweat. Come support these freeloading gym buddies.

And please, for the love of all things holy, wipe down the equipment. We have standards. Mostly.

What did you think we were talking about?

💔 We know. We were just here yesterday, begging you to help to save a dog who had been starved nearly to death. His upda...
10/09/2026

💔 We know. We were just here yesterday, begging you to help to save a dog who had been starved nearly to death. His update is coming…

And now we're back again, with another stomach-churning heartbreak.

Meet Paddington. He's just six weeks old and a kind lady found him under a shed this morning. She panicked, scooped his bloody body up and brought him to Renegade.

This tiny, fluffy baby has somehow suffered catastrophic trauma.

Part of his little leg has been severed and his bone is exposed. His pelvis is fractured and he’s running a dangerously high fever - likely from an infection.

We don't know what happened to him. We don't know how a puppy who has barely been alive for a month and a half ends up with injuries this horrific.

We also don't know how we're supposed to look at his little face and say we can't afford to help him.

He is currently at Case Veterinary Hospital, where our amazing vet, Dr. Torres has evaluated him. He needs an amputation, to start, and his cost of care is estimated to be around $7,000.

We're exhausted. We know you're exhausted and we know we ask for so much.

But Paddington doesn't know we just had an emergency yesterday. He doesn't know our medical bills are piling up or that we're running out of ways to ask for help.

Paddington just knows that he’s in pain.

Please. If you have anything left to give, help us give this baby a fighting chance. You can donate here, by calling Case directly, or by signing up to join the mightiest team of monthly medical donors to ever exist. Our monthly donors allow us to even consider taking yet another medical case.

Please share 🙏 Help us show Paddington how good life can be.

Your Friday night side quest has been assigned.We’re heading to Petco tomorrow for an evening of Dungeons and Doofuses!📍...
10/09/2026

Your Friday night side quest has been assigned.

We’re heading to Petco tomorrow for an evening of Dungeons and Doofuses!

📍 8108 Abercorn St
⏰ 4–6 PM

Come meet some of our adoptable pups, get some puppy kisses, hand out a few scritches, and see who might be the perfect addition to your adventuring party.

And yes, Druid D&D will be joining us. His character class is basically Professional Snuggler, with special abilities including polite leash walking, gentle treat-taking, and maximum cuddle damage.

Come roll the dice with us.

Two years ago, we vaccinated a beautiful grey puppy at the start of his life. At the time, his dad refused to surrender ...
10/08/2026

Two years ago, we vaccinated a beautiful grey puppy at the start of his life. At the time, his dad refused to surrender him, saying that he would sell him to “the perfect family.”

These photos tell the story of a life gone very differently.

We remember the round, happy little puppy we tried to help. Now, his hair is falling out and we can count each rib.

At our public community clinics, we microchip and vaccinate anyone who comes our way. We believe the first line of defense in animal welfare is harm reduction and keeping pets out of shelters. But in this case, right from the beginning, we feared for the bubbly boy.

He ended up at Metter Animal Control in such poor condition that they are planning to press charges.

The animal control officer who found him said that he was laying in the middle of the road, too weak to move. He is slowly eating and they are monitoring his condition with a vet. The shelter worker said he loves his Bluey blanket.

Renegade is sick over this boy. His body condition score is a 1/9 and he is severely anemic.

Metter is transporting him to us right now. He is going to straight to the Faulkville Animal Hospital and then we need to find him a foster family to help him recover.

We have named him Cup of Ambition, because we have hope for him.

But we need you. A hospitalization is always expensive but he is worth it. And when he is released, he will need a soft place to recover.

We are able to accept sick dogs like this because of our incredible crew of Monthly Medical Donors, who give us the support we need to make life-or-death decisions. Please consider joining this group (linked in the comments) - and helping us give second chances to dogs like Ambition today.

Please apply to foster. And - if you have just $5 to spare - please consider donating. And please, please please, share his story.

Pit bulls. Let’s talk about them. These block-headed beauties have been part of our lives for generations.Frolicking in ...
10/07/2026

Pit bulls. Let’s talk about them.

These block-headed beauties have been part of our lives for generations.

Frolicking in fields. Chasing their tail. Taking up 90% of the couch. Farting beside you and then looking personally offended that you noticed.

Basically: dogs.

Except somewhere along the way, “pit bull” became less of a description and more of a conviction.

So for Pit Bull Awareness Month, let’s clear up some of the nonsense.

MYTH: “Pit bull” is a breed.

Nope.

“Pit bull” is an umbrella term commonly used for multiple breeds and mixes, including American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, American Bullies and mixes.

And here’s the kicker: humans are REALLY bad at identifying dog breeds just by looking at them. Studies comparing visual identification with DNA have found significant disagreement.

That blockhead isn’t wearing a name tag on their forehead, folks.

MYTH: Pit bulls have locking jaws.

Nope.

There is no special locking mechanism in a pit bull’s jaw.

They have jaws.

Not deadbolts.

MYTH: Pit bulls are inherently aggressive.

Also nope.

Individual dogs can absolutely display aggression. We should take that seriously with EVERY dog.

But breed alone cannot tell you whether an individual dog will be aggressive. Large-scale research has found breed is a poor predictor of an individual dog’s behavior.

Because dogs are individuals.

Wild concept.

MYTH: You can tell if a dog is dangerous by looking at them.

That big head isn’t a personality test.

Neither are cropped ears. Muscles. A giant mouth. Or a breed label.

Behavior is behavior. Appearance is appearance.

Responsible ownership, socialization, training, management, environment, health and the individual dog all matter when we’re talking about safety.

And yes, we’re going to keep talking about responsible dog ownership and bite prevention, too.

Because advocating for pit bull-type dogs doesn’t mean pretending dogs can’t bite.

It means we stop pretending a label tells us everything we need to know about the dog standing in front of us.

So here’s to the blockheads. The meatballs. The velvet hippos. The couch potatoes.

Judge them for who they are.

Not what somebody decided they were before they ever met them.

Happy Pit Bull Awareness Month, you beautiful big-headed weirdos.

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