Adopt a Chihuahua
Apple Pie the Dog needs a home
It's the perfect season for a little Apple Pie! And you'll just want to lick up every last morsel of this cutie-patootie, trust us. Apple Pie is a total dollface! She's affectionate and playful, loves to run zoomies and is very smart - she picked up on house-training in her new foster home on the first day (score!). She may need a little time to warm up to you but, once you earn her trust, she will be your lap dog for eternity. There's no doubt that when a dog knows they're safe, they finally feel like they can let loose and enjoy life a bit more! Apple Pie is estimated to be between 4-5 years of age and is spayed, microchipped and vaccinated. She'll do awesome in an adult household with or without other animals, but definitely with someone who's looking for a loyal, fun, loving little buddy dog. She appreciates being given some time to adjust at her own pace, but in no time she'll be curled up next to you on the sofa (she loves to be close to her person). She also enjoys car rides, walks, adventures, and she's always up for dinner time! She's not just a slice of pie, she's the entire sweet pie with a big dollop of whipped cream on top! Apple Pie is in a foster home and is available for a meet and greet by appointment. Interested adopters should fill out an application. If you are viewing this through a third-party website such as Petfinder, please visit www.cchumane.org/adopt to fill out the application. If you are renting your home please be prepared to show a copy of your lease allowing pets. A big thanks to our friends at Smart Paws Pet Resources for their wonderful photos of this little cutie pie!
- Animal: Dog
- Breed:
Chihuahua
- Size: Small
- Gender: Female
- State: California
- Zip/Postal Code: 94523
As of 5/5/2024 Apple Pie is still available for adoption. Please use the owner information below to confirm that Apple Pie is still available or to adopt. Don't forget to check the other animal shelters near me there are many other pets needing a fur-ever home.
