Arlo bonded with Easton

DOB of Pet 4/16/2026<br/><br/>Easton and Arlo came from a home where there were 100 dogs. The owner passed away, and the next of kin demanded the dogs be removed the next day. A few rescues went in and were able to help all of the dogs on the property before it was bulldozed down. Easton and Arlo are 9 months old, and estimated to be dachshund/chihuahua mixes. We believe they are a bonded pair, with Easton being the more confident one, and Arlo the more insecure one. Easton would be fine without Arlo, but Arlo would not be ok without Easton. They have gone through a tremendous amount of change since March. Their owner passing away, losing their home and everything they know, saying goodbye to their 98 other fur siblings, moving from one shelter to another, and finally into a foster home. They have been very scared, and slow to warm up. They were even so scared in their foster home they continued to shake in fear the first few days. After a few days, Easton began to give tail wags. A couple weeks and Arlo’s tail began to relax. They are smart, and terrific little car riders! They are good with dogs, cats, kids, and even goats!😂❤️ Arlo is a shameless little dumpster diver, Easton protects his food especially from Arlo, so it’s safe to say they are very food motivated! Not surprising, as it would be highly suspected that attempting to feed 100 dogs where they came from left them short on getting enough food. These two baby boys are looking for a forever home where they can stay together. They will continue to grow and blossom, and reach their fullest potential. They just need one person to say yes to both of them.<br/><br/>Adoption fee includes:<br/>Age-appropriate vaccinations<br/>Spay/Neuter<br/>Microchip<br/>Heartworm/flea/tick prevention<br/>Deworming treatments<br/><br/><br/>Our animals are kept at our shelter and in foster homes. By visiting our shelter you can see available animals there and we can identify if the animal of interest is in foster care.<br/><br/>Thank you for your interest in adopting from Pawportunities Animal Welfare! To begin the adoption process, we encourage you to complete an adoption application at the link below. Once submitted, our team will review your application and schedule a meet-and-greet with the pet.<br/><br/>Adoption Application: https://pawportunities.com/adoption-application/<br/><br/>Please note that we often receive multiple applications for the same pet. Applications are processed in the order they are received. If the pet you’re interested in has already been adopted, we would be happy to suggest another from the same litter (if applicable) or a similar pet in our care. With over 120 animals currently seeking loving homes—and new arrivals daily—we are confident we can help you find the perfect match!<br/><br/>Since our goal is to find loving homes as quickly as possible, we are unable to hold animals. Adoptions are completed on a first-come, first-served basis, and there are only two ways to secure a pet: 1. Signing an adoption contract 2. Placing a non-refundable hold deposit<br/>Please understand that your specific pet could be adopted prior to your being able to meet them.<br/><br/>If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us via text at 816-509-5911. We also invite you to follow us on Facebook for updates on available pets, rescue stories, and upcoming events:<br/><br/>Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pawportunities<br/><br/>Consider Fostering!<br/>Fostering is a rewarding way to help animals in need while making a direct impact on their journey to finding forever homes. If you’re interested in opening your home to a pet in need, you can find more details here:<br/><br/>Foster Information: https://pawportunities.com/foster/<br/><br/>Thank you again for considering adoption and for supporting our mission to “Changing Lives Through Animal Welfare.”<br/><br/>Location:<br/>1113 NW Knox St<br/>Blue Springs, MO 64015<br/>Rescue Text line 816-509-5911<br/>info@pawportunities.com<br/><br/>Shelter Hours:<br/>Monday – Friday: 12 PM – 7 PM <br/>Saturday: 12 PM – 5 PM<br/> Sunday: Closed

DOB of Pet 4/16/2026

Easton and Arlo came from a home where there were 100 dogs. The owner passed away, and the next of kin demanded the dogs be removed the next day. A few rescues went in and were able to help all of the dogs on the property before it was bulldozed down. Easton and Arlo are 9 months old, and estimated to be dachshund/chihuahua mixes. We believe they are a bonded pair, with Easton being the more confident one, and Arlo the more insecure one. Easton would be fine without Arlo, but Arlo would not be ok without Easton. They have gone through a tremendous amount of change since March. Their owner passing away, losing their home and everything they know, saying goodbye to their 98 other fur siblings, moving from one shelter to another, and finally into a foster home. They have been very scared, and slow to warm up. They were even so scared in their foster home they continued to shake in fear the first few days. After a few days, Easton began to give tail wags. A couple weeks and Arlo’s tail be

DOB of Pet 4/16/2026

Easton and Arlo came from a home where there were 100 dogs. The owner passed away, and the next of kin demanded the dogs be removed the next day. A few rescues went in and were able to help all of the dogs on the property before it was bulldozed down. Easton and Arlo are 9 months old, and estimated to be dachshund/chihuahua mixes. We believe they are a bonded pair, with Easton being the more confident one, and Arlo the more insecure one. Easton would be fine without Arlo, but Arlo would not be ok without Easton. They have gone through a tremendous amount of change since March. Their owner passing away, losing their home and everything they know, saying goodbye to their 98 other fur siblings, moving from one shelter to another, and finally into a foster home. They have been very scared, and slow to warm up. They were even so scared in their foster home they continued to shake in fear the first few days. After a few days, Easton began to give tail wags. A couple weeks and Arlo’s tail began to relax. They are smart, and terrific little car riders! They are good with dogs, cats, kids, and even goats!😂❤️ Arlo is a shameless little dumpster diver, Easton protects his food especially from Arlo, so it’s safe to say they are very food motivated! Not surprising, as it would be highly suspected that attempting to feed 100 dogs where they came from left them short on getting enough f