Available Dogs
Put a Little Love in Your Life
Adopt a Chihuahua!
We have several more dogs in foster care that will soon be looking for their forever homes.
Maya
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is 2 years old, a Chihuahua/terrier/dachshund mix and about 12 pounds.
Maya has been in a loving family for 2 years with children of 2 & 10 years old.- She loves kids,
Maya is very friendly. She LOVES being held, brushed and petted and cuddling up on a blanket Her favorite place is in your lap, 0r in the sunniest spot in the house, She's playful and enjoys walks.
She is house trained
She's from a good home and deserves to go to a good home. She's really is a sweet girl. Do you have a place in your heart for Maya? |
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Honey
Honey is a 2 1/2 year old, short coat, red fawn 5 pound cutie. This is a terrific dog with a nice disposition. Super sweet, with lots of puppy kisses, playful, friendly, good with other dogs and children. She uses pee pads or will go outside. Honey enjoys walking, she needs to build up a little endurance as she's not been out much.When she gets tired she'll ask to be picked up.
She's all up to date and has been spayed. She'd love to have a family with children to call her own. |
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Natalie
Natalie is 8 or 9 yrs, 7lbs, short coat, white with a brown nose and spot on her head.
Natalie is very friendly and she enjoys sleeping/eating/being on someone's lap - all day. She doesn't know she's a dog. she's really an indoor cat in disguise!
All Natalie needs is a pillow and blanket.
She is house broken, she will use puppy pads.
Natalie is a sweet dog and lives for affection. However she will make a lot of noise when she wants attention, and she always wants attention. loves carrots and many other raw vegetables.
Natalie will do best in a home with someone home all the time and wants a constant lap warmer. A home with a few other small dogs is ideal for her; she thrives on company |
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Other New England Chihuahuas
Our Adoption process matches the dog to the right home for both the family and the dog. It doesn't matter how long or little you've waited on the pre-approved list. What matters is you're right for the dog and the dog is right for you...If two perfect matches are found on the pre-approved list then the family that waited longest, (providing the time is still right for them) would be offered the dog first. That’s only if both homes are equal in a match for that dog.
Chihuahuas have no voice, but they do speak, the people closest to them understand them. We feel as a group that our foster parents are in a better position to match the dogs to the right homes.
Tell us what you seek in a best friend...fill out an application; we may have a perfect match for you! Imagine getting a new best friend that will pay you back for your kindness everyday and night for many years. But the real plus is, your giving a dog that was failed once by a human a second chance. Don't worry we're talking unconditional love, they forgive, they don't forget. Help us, help you, help them!
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