A4833373 Taffy | Chihuahua Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-05-24

A4833373 Taffy is a sunny 7-year-old brown female Dachshund and Chihuahua mix (a “chiweenie”) who came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as an owner surrender on May 22nd for no known reason. Weighing 8½ lbs, Taffy is a sugar-sweet girl who we think of as lap dog perfection. Unfortunately, this lady is scared in the shelter environment—so much so that her little body shakes (cute whiskers and all)! Despite her fear, Taffy gets along well with other dogs (both her kennel mate and new pups with whom we have seen her socialize, including a large pittie mix). And she is exceptionally affectionate with people: she especially likes being held in your loving arms and gazing adoringly up at you with her adorable face, complete with frosting! With her fetching flop-style ears, Taffy will be as cute an addition to your forever home as she will be darling. She will fit seamlessly just about anywhere, including the home of a first-time dog owner.
To Check on this Animal Please Contact the Baldwin Park Shelter!
4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
(626) 962-3577
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