A4760181 Trix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2014-10-26

A4760181 Trix is a serene 5-year-old cream-and-white spayed female Pekingese mix who arrived at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on September 26th. Weighing 15 lbs, Trix has been at the shelter for quite some time and is clearly overwhelmed by the environment. Upon intake, she was much more chipper, but now she is shy and needs some coaxing to come out of her shell. It doesn’t take her long to crawl into a human’s lap for affection, though, and we expect that with a new, loving home, she will blossom and become the Miss Congeniality we know she is. Trix wasn’t much interested in walking on leash because she far prefers to be carried. She may need some extra training once she is out of the shelter—or she may think walking is a great idea once she has people she can trust. She’s gotten along fairly well with the other small dogs she’s been kenneled with. We think Trix will make a great indoor companion for an older person or a couple living in a condo, apartment, or private home.


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