30 adoptable puppies who need a home for the holidays

By on Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 8:05 pm

How can you say no to a cute little puppy? Getting a puppy for Christmas is probably the best gift you could ever give someone, so here are 30 adoptable pups that need a home for the holidays. They can all be found at PetFinder.com.

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Carlo has a question for you.
Carlo has a question for you.
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Paula is a classy lady who needs a classy home.
Paula is a classy lady who needs a classy home.
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So does Marilyn Monroe.
So does Marilyn Monroe.
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Sassy may be sassy, but she'll warm up to you.
Sassy may be sassy, but she'll warm up to you.
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Lil Sadie is such a cutie.
Lil Sadie is such a cutie.
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Kristoff is a classy gentlemen. Just look at that tie!
Kristoff is a classy gentlemen. Just look at that tie!
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Acorn still wished it was Halloween
Acorn still wished it was Halloween
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Tinsel can't wait for Christmas!
Tinsel can't wait for Christmas!
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Niether can Sugar Plum Mary!
Niether can Sugar Plum Mary!
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Or Redda!
Or Redda!
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