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Browns Puppy Pound finds 41 puppies homes during 2026 training camp

A total of 855 puppies have been adopted since the program’s launch in 2015

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Forty-one puppies found new homes and were adopted this year through Geauga Mama Dogs and Pups and Friendship APL at the Browns Puppy Pound, presented by Sugardale. A total of 855 puppies from Northeast Ohio have been adopted by Browns fans at training camp practices since the program's launch in 2015.

Puppy Pound was held during the open training camp practices this year, and for seven of them the Browns introduced different puppies on social media with player and coach inspired names. The highlighted puppies included Grant Del-Paw, Todd Mut-ken, Denzel Bark-ston, Quinshon Fluff-kins, Emmanuel Mcneil-Woofen, Spencer Fur-o and Tail-en Green.

Geauga Mama Dogs and Pups is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing pregnant dogs, dogs with litters and litters of puppies under six months old. The rescue dogs are from Ohio and surrounding states, and the organization is entirely volunteer based with a team of over 120 that helped over 4,000 dogs and puppies last year.

Friendship APL is a non-profit organization with a goal of providing animals with basic necessities to live a healthy life while providing education on the animal and human bond. The organization operates the largest animal shelter in Lorain County and in 2023, 7,686 animals came through the Friendship APL program.

All dogs in the Puppy Pound were in residential foster homes prior to being adopted. To donate to Geauga Mama Dogs and Pups or Friendship APL, visit the organizations' websites.

The Browns Puppy Pound, presented by Sugardale, returned for another year at Browns Open Training Camp Days. A total of 41 puppies were adopted this year through Geauga Mama Dogs and Pups and Friendship APL. Since the program's launch in 2015, 855 puppies from Northeast Ohio have been adopted by Browns fans at training camp practices.

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