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Age
1 year old, Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
13 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
**PLEASE READ TO THE END FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION.**
If you would like to adopt, please fill out an application at www.TexasChihuahuaRescue.org. The adoption fee is $400. All dogs are fully vetted, spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped current on flea, tick, hw meds and dewormer.
Texas Chihuahua Rescue is based in Pleasanton, Texas. Additional photos and videos will be made available to approved adopters Texas adopters will be required to pick up their adopted dogs in Pleasanton.
Transport available to Buffalo NY and Ontario Canada for an additional fee.
Fate is apx 13 pounds and one year young. She was tied to a pole on the side of the highway. Rescued by a good human and brought to us. She was so hungry and dirty. I am not sure what Fate has gone through in the past, but she has warmed up to us quickly and is learning to “DOG” I believe she lived a very sheltered life before coming to us possibly constantly locked in a kennel or space or tied up outdoors in a small area. She spent the first week here terrified and scared and would not leave her room, she would potty in her area and just lay in it. Thankfully that did not last long however she is developmentally delayed for her age. She acts like a baby puppy even though she an adult. She is mouthy and always putting her mouth on people and other animals but never hurts or bites down. She loves to play with dogs but does actually understand how to play, this is something she is just learning. She was very scared of the other dogs and we had to introduce them to her slowly, now she never leaves them alone and wants to play all day . She loves others dogs but needs a slow introduction, especially to bigger dogs. She still gets scared easily of new things and loud noises, but she has really come a very long way in a short period of time and I know she will continue to blossom. She gets attached to her people quickly . Fate still lets out a little cry if you pick her up too fast or swiftly. She needs positive reinforcement only. Love. Care. Routine. Patience. She is a true rescue dog and we can not wait to see her SHINE !
**PLEASE READ TO THE END FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION.**
If you would like to adopt, please fill out an application at www.TexasChihuahuaRescue.org. The adoption fee is $400. All dogs are fully vetted, spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped current on flea, tick, hw meds and dewormer.
Texas Chihuahua Rescue is based in Pleasanton, Texas. Additional photos and videos will be made available to approved adopters Texas adopters will be required to pick up their adopted dogs in Pleasanton.
Transport available to Buffalo NY and Ontario Canada for an additional fee.
Fate is apx 13 pounds and one year young. She was tied to a pole on the side of the highway. Rescued by a good human and brought to us. She was so hungry and dirty. I am not sure what Fate has gone through in the past, but she has warmed up to us quickly and is learning to “DOG” I believe she lived a very sheltered life before coming to us possibly constantly locked in a kennel or space or tied up outdoors in a small area. She spent the first week here terrified and scared and would not leave her room, she would potty in her area and just lay in it. Thankfully that did not last long however she is developmentally delayed for her age. She acts like a baby puppy even though she an adult. She is mouthy and always putting her mouth on people and other animals but never hurts or bites down. She loves to play with dogs but does actually understand how to play, this is something she is just learning. She was very scared of the other dogs and we had to introduce them to her slowly, now she never leaves them alone and wants to play all day . She loves others dogs but needs a slow introduction, especially to bigger dogs. She still gets scared easily of new things and loud noises, but she has really come a very long way in a short period of time and I know she will continue to blossom. She gets attached to her people quickly . Fate still lets out a little cry if you pick her up too fast or swiftly. She needs positive reinforcement only. Love. Care. Routine. Patience. She is a true rescue dog and we can not wait to see her SHINE !
Texas Chihuahua Rescue is comprised of passionate individuals, dedicated to saving the lives of the second most euthanized dog breed in Texas. We strive to educate our community, assist our shelters, and continue to grow our organization. TXCR is here to help ALL dogs live big dreams.
Texas Chihuahua Rescue is comprised of passionate individuals, dedicated to saving the lives of the second most euthanized dog breed in Texas. We strive to educate our community, assist our shelters, and continue to grow our organization. TXCR is here to help ALL dogs live big dreams.
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