Briggs

Some dogs play hard to get. Briggs has never heard of that.<br/><br/>This little 8-pound doxie/Morkie mix believes every person was put on Earth for one reason: to rub his belly. As far as Briggs is concerned, you're just somebody who hasn't rubbed it yet.<br/><br/>He's about 3 months old, all heart, and somehow convinced every dog—whether they're 8 pounds or 80—is his long-lost cousin. He'll bounce right into the middle of the action like he owns the place, then five minutes later be upside down in somebody's lap collecting belly rubs like it's his full-time job.<br/><br/>His mama is a sweet little Morkie Dachshund mix under 20 pounds, so we don't expect Briggs to get much bigger. He's basically the travel-size version of pure happiness.<br/><br/>Our favorite thing about Briggs is how shamelessly happy he is. Every person is a friend. Every dog is a potential playmate. Every couch deserves a nap. He's the kind of puppy that makes you stop whatever you're doing because, well... it'd honestly be rude not to pet him.<br/><br/>Because Briggs absolutely loves other dogs and takes so much confidence from them, we'd love to see him join a home with another playful canine sibling to show him the ropes. He's the kind of little guy who's happiest when he has both a best friend to wrestle with and a human to snuggle afterward.<br/><br/>We've watched complete strangers turn into mush in about 30 seconds. It starts with one belly rub. Then another. Next thing you know, you're having a full conversation with a puppy like he's been paying the mortgage around here.<br/><br/>Fair warning: once Briggs rolls over and flashes that belly, it's over. You're giving the belly rubs... and you're definitely smiling while you do.<br/><br/>See More Videos of Moxie and Tilley's Crew here:<br/>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL80kWIlZCtlSEDd5NFaH91Z_o_oOBjlYq<br/><br/>+++++++<br/><br/>ADOPTION APPLICATION:<br/>https://form.jotform.com/260401018308040<br/><br/>+++++++<br/><br/>Briggs is currently being fostered in Texas and will be transported to the perfect forever home by our rescue! We have transports departing each week!<br/><br/>+++++++<br/><br/>What Is a Benefactor Dog or Puppy, and Why Is the Adoption Fee Higher?<br/><br/>Benefactor dogs and puppies are typically specific breed mixes or high-demand rescues who tend to find homes quickly even with a higher adoption fee. These dogs play a special role in our mission.<br/><br/>Their increased fees help cover the costs for dogs who need much more time, care, and resources before theyre ready for adoption. Some dogs spend monthseven over a yearin our care, requiring expensive surgeries, heartworm treatment, behavioral training, or ongoing medical support.<br/><br/>By adopting a Benefactor dog, you're not only giving them a loving homeyoure also helping to fund the second chance of another dog still waiting for theirs. Its a meaningful way to make a difference beyond just one life.<br/><br/>+++++++<br/><br/>The Truth About Rescue:<br/><br/>Every rescue pup is a work in progress and thats the beauty of it. None of them come wrapped in a bow, ready-made or mistake-free. They come with stories, quirks, and hearts that have seen a lot but still choose to trust again.<br/><br/>Adoption isnt about perfection; it's about presence. Showing up for them, every day, until they know theyre finally home. Thats when youll see them bloom soft and steady into the very best version of themselves. And somewhere along the way, you'll realize they were never the only one being rescued.<br/><br/>+++++++<br/><br/>Once we have received your application, we will review and reach out to set-up an interview with one of our volunteers! If you have additional questions, please email us at SaintMuttsInquiries@gmail.com.<br/><br/>Note: As with all of our rescues, we recommend homes with children 10 years and over to ensure the best fit for both the pets and families involved.<br/><br/>Check out all of our adoptable pups and learn more about our rescue on our website: www.stmuttsrescue.com

Some dogs play hard to get. Briggs has never heard of that.

This little 8-pound doxie/Morkie mix believes every person was put on Earth for one reason: to rub his belly. As far as Briggs is concerned, you're just somebody who hasn't rubbed it yet.

He's about 3 months old, all heart, and somehow convinced every dog—whether they're 8 pounds or 80—is his long-lost cousin. He'll bounce right into the middle of the action like he owns the place, then five minutes later be upside down in somebody's lap collecting belly rubs like it's his full-time job.

His mama is a sweet little Morkie Dachshund mix under 20 pounds, so we don't expect Briggs to get much bigger. He's basically the travel-size version of pure happiness.

Our favorite thing about Briggs is how shamelessly happy he is. Every person is a friend. Every dog is a potential playmate. Every couch deserves a nap. He's the kind of puppy that makes you stop whatever you're doing because, well... it'd honestly be rude not to pet him.

Some dogs play hard to get. Briggs has never heard of that.

This little 8-pound doxie/Morkie mix believes every person was put on Earth for one reason: to rub his belly. As far as Briggs is concerned, you're just somebody who hasn't rubbed it yet.

He's about 3 months old, all heart, and somehow convinced every dog—whether they're 8 pounds or 80—is his long-lost cousin. He'll bounce right into the middle of the action like he owns the place, then five minutes later be upside down in somebody's lap collecting belly rubs like it's his full-time job.

His mama is a sweet little Morkie Dachshund mix under 20 pounds, so we don't expect Briggs to get much bigger. He's basically the travel-size version of pure happiness.

Our favorite thing about Briggs is how shamelessly happy he is. Every person is a friend. Every dog is a potential playmate. Every couch deserves a nap. He's the kind of puppy that makes you stop whatever you're doing because, well... it'd honestly be rude not to pet him.

Because Briggs absolutely loves other dogs and takes so much confidence from them, we'd love to see him join a home with another playful canine sibling to show him the ropes. He's the kind of little guy who's happiest when he has both a best friend to wrestle with and a human to snuggle afterward.

We've watched complete strangers turn into mush in about 30 seconds. It starts with one bell