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When Little Man's owner was hospitalized and could no longer care for him and his brother Roy, we knew they deserved at least a chance on a new home, despite needing work on socialization. Little Man is mostly house broken, but he occasionally has an accident and needs some more training to be 100%. He is sensitive to loud noises and fast movement so we think he would be best in a home with children 12 and over.

When strangers or other family members come around, he is still pretty shy, but he's getting more comfortable every day. Little Man is her shadows around the house and he loves the one on one attention he gets with her he just wants someone to hold and cuddle him all of the time. He's been great with other small dogs and cats in his current foster home and his foster mom is his best friend. Little man has been in a new foster home for a few weeks now and has been doing well! He likely will take at least a few days to start to get comfortable in a new home since he is very fearful at first until he knows he is in a safe environment. He has been fully vetted, an adoption donation of $400 is being asked to cover of portion of his veterinary and care fees.ġ2/3/22: Update: Foster to adopt home needed!

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He is great with other other pets in the home so that shouldn't be an issue, but a meet and greet with pets in the home would be a must.įor more information about how to make our Little Man yours, please send an application our fill out the jotform below! Due to his shyness, we are recommending kids in the home be over 12 years old. The perfect home for him would be a person who likes going for walks, hiking and also spending quality time with their fur kids. He is housebroken and crate trained and just a little love bug. He also loves playing with other animals. He is a very energetic little guy and loves going on walks and hiking. Little Man is just about 2 years old and 10# so the perfect size to travel. Once he gets to know you, he will never forget you and he will be your loyal companion lifelong. He is a bit shy around new people, but since in his foster home, he has been getting better. Does everyone remember Little Man? He's a local little Chihuahua fellow that came to us when his owner went on dialysis and could no longer care for him.