Chili

Chili, a five year old chihuahua, came to us paralyzed, heart worm positive, suffering severe anemia, and in need of some extra lovin’. Chili has recovered and is ready for her forever home. She is very energetic...loves to play. She does good with other dogs so long as they are not too pushy with her. Not sure how she is with kids...we've never had her around any, but i think she would be fine. Not sure about cats either.<br/><br/>She is paralyzed and uses a cart for her mobility. She is requires her bladder to be expressed and she wears diapers occasionally. Bladder expression is not difficult, but does need to be done three times a day. <br/><br/>Overall, i think she would do well in any environment so long as she's getting plenty of love and attention....active family or single homebody would make her equally happy.

Chili, a five year old chihuahua, came to us paralyzed, heart worm positive, suffering severe anemia, and in need of some extra lovin’. Chili has recovered and is ready for her forever home. She is very energetic...loves to play. She does good with other dogs so long as they are not too pushy with her. Not sure how she is with kids...we've never had her around any, but i think she would be fine. Not sure about cats either.

She is paralyzed and uses a cart for her mobility. She is requires her bladder to be expressed and she wears diapers occasionally. Bladder expression is not difficult, but does need to be done three times a day.

Overall, i think she would do well in any environment so long as she's getting plenty of love and attention....active family or single homebody would make her equally happy.

Chili, a five year old chihuahua, came to us paralyzed, heart worm positive, suffering severe anemia, and in need of some extra lovin’. Chili has recovered and is ready for her forever home. She is very energetic...loves to play. She does good with other dogs so long as they are not too pushy with her. Not sure how she is with kids...we've never had her around any, but i think she would be fine. Not sure about cats either.

She is paralyzed and uses a cart for her mobility. She is requires her bladder to be expressed and she wears diapers occasionally. Bladder expression is not difficult, but does need to be done three times a day.

Overall, i think she would do well in any environment so long as she's getting plenty of love and attention....active family or single homebody would make her equally happy.