A4772576 Mickey, Chihuahua
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2014-11-08

A4772576 Mickey is an amusing 5-year-old tan and white male Shorthaired Chihuahua mix who was found in Baldwin Park and brought to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on November 3rd. Weighing 11 lbs, Mickey is a friendly and adorable boy with features that really make him stand out from the pack: ears that go for years and a tongue that curls ever-so-expressively when he smiles. Affectionate with people (loving being held and receiving belly rubs), he is also friendly with other dogs (even getting along with his high energy kennel mates despite his own lower, more laidback energy). Although he is familiar with a leash, he could use some additional training with it. For now, he prefers being held and seems the perfect candidate for your lounging and cuddle companion. Mickey will be a wonderful indoor pet for any individual or family living in any situation, but we think that he might also be an especially great new best friend for a senior.

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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