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Hello Biggie Paws friends. Today we’d like to take a few minutes to tell you about a special little guy named MAX. Max is a 3 ½ month old who weighs in at only about 6 lbs. He resembles a Chihuahua mix. He’s currently staying with his foster family in Ingleside, IL.
He’s been really busy in his foster home, MAXimizing his time working on his potty training – he’s starting to get good at giving indicators that he has to go potty. If needed he is good about going on a potty pad. He is excited to become a pro and adjust to your schedule and potty-training preferences. He’s also been hard at work on his leash and crate training and is doing fantastic on both of those. ❤️
Max is kid 👲👧 friendly and is also good with other dogs and cats. 🐩🐕🐈 In foster he’s had time to play with young children, as well as a 2 yr old dog, a 13 yr old dog and a 10 yr old cat. He’s fine with the cat’s decision to coexist and not play with him 24 hours a day. 😹 Max is not a picky guy. He’s up to play or love on pretty much anyone and everyone. 😍
Max is super adaptable with where he sleeps. 😍 He’ll curl up in his crate with a warm blanket, in bed or on a puppy pad. Just give him some chew toys to occupy him and he’s good to go. He’s working on listening for his name and coming in after running around outside in the yard. Max is a lover. 💕 He does everything to the MAX - plays hard, eats well, and loves to cuddle up on your lap after a MAXimal play session.
He’s up to date on all of his age appropriate shots 💉and microchipped. His adoption fee is $500 plus a $150 deposit toward his neuter. The $150 deposit may be refunded once proof of his timely neuter is given to Biggie Paws.
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Hello Biggie Paws friends. Today we’d like to take a few minutes to tell you about a special little guy named MAX. Max is a 3 ½ month old who weighs in at only about 6 lbs. He resembles a Chihuahua mix. He’s currently staying with his foster family in Ingleside, IL.
He’s been really busy in his foster home, MAXimizing his time working on his potty training – he’s starting to get good at giving indicators that he has to go potty. If needed he is good about going on a potty pad. He is excited to become a pro and adjust to your schedule and potty-training preferences. He’s also been hard at work on his leash and crate training and is doing fantastic on both of those. ❤️
Max is kid 👲👧 friendly and is also good with other dogs and cats. 🐩🐕🐈 In foster he’s had time to play with young children, as well as a 2 yr old dog, a 13 yr old dog and a 10 yr old cat. He’s fine with the cat’s decision to coexist and not play with him 24 hours a day. 😹 Max is not a picky guy. He’s up to play or love on pretty much anyone and everyone. 😍
Max is super adaptable with where he sleeps. 😍 He’ll curl up in his crate with a warm blanket, in bed or on a puppy pad. Just give him some chew toys to occupy him and he’s good to go. He’s working on listening for his name and coming in after running around outside in the yard. Max is a lover. 💕 He does everything to the MAX - plays hard, eats well, and loves to cuddle up on your lap after a MAXimal play session.
He’s up to date on all of his age appropriate shots 💉and microchipped. His adoption fee is $500 plus a $150 deposit toward his neuter. The $150 deposit may be refunded once proof of his timely neuter is given to Biggie Paws.
Biggie Paws Rescue (BPR), located in Salem, WI, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization committed to reducing the homeless pet overpopulation.
As more families struggle with financial hardships due to the COVID pandemic, more and more animals are being surrendered or simply abandoned. Biggie Paws Rescue was founded in 2020 to meet the increased growing needs of homeless pets.
Biggie Paws Rescue (BPR), located in Salem, WI, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization committed to reducing the homeless pet overpopulation.
As more families struggle with financial hardships due to the COVID pandemic, more and more animals are being surrendered or simply abandoned. Biggie Paws Rescue was founded in 2020 to meet the increased growing needs of homeless pets.
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