Miranda Lambert’s Instagram spotlights adoptable puppies

On her Instagram, Miranda Lambert is getting the word out about some puppies that are available for adoption after having wandered onto her family farm.

When it comes to getting a message across, social media tends to be our go-to source of information. And even celebrities are utilizing platforms like Twitter and Facebook to shares news and insight into their private lives. On Instagram, Miranda Lambert shared a post about two puppies that had been found on her family farm.

In the post, the country superstar made it clear that there is simply no room in the “Mutt Motel” for these new additions, which is why the adorable puppies will be made available for adoption. Using three pictures, one that was just the two puppies, one with her husband holding the pups, and one with herself included, Lambert gave her followers a look at Smoke and Bandit.

Apparently the singer is bringing the two puppies (that she already gave the best names to) with her to the CMA Fest in order for them to find their own forever homes. Of course, these two puppies are not the only ones that Miranda Lambert is trying to help, as she also encouraged her Instagram followers to register with her organization, Mutt Nation, which helps other rescue pups find homes.

According to People Magazine, Lambert is a true animal lover with a number of critters living on her farm. Not only does she already have dogs and cats, but she also has both miniature horses and full-size horses.

She’s not the only country artist who loves dogs, either – American Idol judge Luke Bryan recently adopted a senior dog named Poochie from a rescue a few months ago, and Scotty McCreery and his wife Gabi recently adopted a yellow Lab puppy named Moose. And Brad Paisley had the family dogs star in his new music video for his current single “My Miracle.”

With a farm full of animals, it makes sense that there may not be room at what she calls her “Mutt Motel.” At the same time, it is nice of the singer to make sure that these two find themselves a good home with people who will love and care for them the way they need.

Hopefully Bandit and Smoke are able to find their forever homes soon, thanks to Lambert’s help and celebrity.

Have you heard of Miranda Lambert’s rescue organization, the MuttNation Foundation? Have you registered to join them for their Mutt Nation March on June 6 in Nashville?