Cocoa

Somewhere out there is a person whose home feels a little too quiet.<br/>A person who wishes someone would follow them from room to room... who would gladly trade a little couch space for a warm head in their lap and sleepy sighs at the end of a long day.<br/><br/>I think that person might be looking for me.<br/><br/>Hi, I’m 3 year old Cocoa.<br/><br/>My foster mom says I’m made of three things: cuddles, snacks and dramatic ear expressions<br/><br/>I’m 50 pounds of low-to-medium energy perfection, which basically means I’m equally happy going for a nice walk or spending the evening pretending I’m your weighted blanket. I know lots of silly tricks, I love learning new things, and if you have treats? I would honestly try to learn taxes for you.<br/><br/>I’m crate trained, house trained, easy on leash, and very people-focused. I’ve met little kids, big kids, strangers, maintenance workers on ladders... honestly? I think everyone is my friend. I just love being loved.<br/><br/>I do have chronic bronchitis, which sounds scarier than it is. I take daily medication and need a non-smoking home so I can stay healthy and keep doing important things... like snuggling dramatically and giving kisses.<br/><br/>And here’s the hard part.<br/><br/>My foster family loves me very much, but at the end of the summer they’ll be moving out of the country. If I don’t find an adopter, I’ll need a new foster home to go to.<br/><br/>I try not to think about that too much.<br/><br/>Because after everything, what I really want is simple:<br/>A home where I don’t have to keep packing my things.<br/>A couch that stays mine.<br/>A person who says, “There’s my girl,” every single day.<br/><br/>I promise I’ll make your home softer, sillier, and so very full of love.<br/><br/>Will you be my forever?<br/><br/>Love,<br/>Cocoa

Somewhere out there is a person whose home feels a little too quiet.
A person who wishes someone would follow them from room to room... who would gladly trade a little couch space for a warm head in their lap and sleepy sighs at the end of a long day.

I think that person might be looking for me.

Hi, I’m 3 year old Cocoa.

My foster mom says I’m made of three things: cuddles, snacks and dramatic ear expressions

I’m 50 pounds of low-to-medium energy perfection, which basically means I’m equally happy going for a nice walk or spending the evening pretending I’m your weighted blanket. I know lots of silly tricks, I love learning new things, and if you have treats? I would honestly try to learn taxes for you.

I’m crate trained, house trained, easy on leash, and very people-focused. I’ve met little kids, big kids, strangers, maintenance workers on ladders... honestly? I think everyone is my friend. I just love being loved.

I do have chronic bronchitis, which sounds scarier t

Somewhere out there is a person whose home feels a little too quiet.
A person who wishes someone would follow them from room to room... who would gladly trade a little couch space for a warm head in their lap and sleepy sighs at the end of a long day.

I think that person might be looking for me.

Hi, I’m 3 year old Cocoa.

My foster mom says I’m made of three things: cuddles, snacks and dramatic ear expressions

I’m 50 pounds of low-to-medium energy perfection, which basically means I’m equally happy going for a nice walk or spending the evening pretending I’m your weighted blanket. I know lots of silly tricks, I love learning new things, and if you have treats? I would honestly try to learn taxes for you.

I’m crate trained, house trained, easy on leash, and very people-focused. I’ve met little kids, big kids, strangers, maintenance workers on ladders... honestly? I think everyone is my friend. I just love being loved.

I do have chronic bronchitis, which sounds scarier than it is. I take daily medication and need a non-smoking home so I can stay healthy and keep doing important things... like snuggling dramatically and giving kisses.

And here’s the hard part.

My foster family loves me very much, but at the end of the summer they’ll be moving out of the country. If I don’t find an adopter, I’ll need a new foster home to go to.

I try not