A4492301 Muneca A4492299 PeeWee
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-09-27

A4492299 Pee Wee is a silly 8-year-old white male Miniature Poodle whose owner surrendered him and his sister, Muñeca [A4492301], to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on September 15th without giving a reason. Weighing 10 lbs, Pee Wee is the quintessential playful fuzz-ball cutie! He lets you pick him up, put him down, kiss him, and play with him--he loves all forms of attention and fun. According to the shelter, he has an abscess on his back that is now healing well. He shows signs of being housebroken, and he wants to play with every person and dog he meets. When he and his sister met in the yard (dogs of different sexes aren’t commonly kept together in the kennels, even if they come in together), they—get ready—stood up on their back legs and danced and frolicked with each other! We think that given how much he and Muñeca (if you know your Spanish, you’ll know that translates to “Doll”) enjoy each other and how long they’ve been together, it would be for this pair to be adopted together. We do understand, however, that taking both may not be possible. We think Pee Wee (and his sister, if possible) will do best as an indoor pet in any household, as long as any children are old enough to respect the small size of this happy little ball of affection, sweet energy, and smiles. 
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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