A4885064 Doric | Chihuahua Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-10-11

A4885064 Doric is a princess of a 1-year-old white female Chihuahua mix puppy whose owner surrendered her to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on October 6th with no stated reason. Weighing 8 lbs, Doric is reacting to the shelter as many sensitive puppies do: she’s somewhat overwhelmed and worried about her future. Nonetheless, she gets along with other dogs, she’s friendly with the humans she encounters, and she has a nice medium energy. Being a puppy, she’ll benefit from learning the puppy basics that will turn her into a good walking companion and a well-mannered and responsive canine good citizen. We think this darling little dog is going to be a rewarding indoor pet and love bug for just about anyone or any family (as long as any children in the home know to respect her bitty size), and that she’ll blossom into full princess-hood—and maybe even grow to be a superb queen—once she has the security of a loving home.
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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