Donny

Meet Donny! <br/><br/>Donnys journey to safety is one that took a village.<br/><br/>Donny was one of five Shih Tzus left behind in a small town north of Austin when their family was suddenly deported. With no time to make arrangements for their beloved pets, the dogs were left outside in the yard. A caring neighbor did everything possible to provide them with food and water, but with triple-digit Texas temperatures, they desperately needed somewhere safe to go.<br/><br/>Thanks to the combined efforts of Orphan Annies Neonatal Rescue, Victoria Turner, Mina Davis, and Mini Wonders Adoptions, all five dogs were eventually brought to safety. Orphan Annies found a foster for the sister, while Victoria and Mina helped transport the four boys to Mini Wonders Adoptions.<br/><br/>Now its Donnys turn to find the family he deserves. <br/><br/>Donny is about 2 years old and absolutely loves people. He seems to make friends with just about everyone he meets! He also gets along well with other dogs, although he tends to do best with female dogs or males who have been neutered for some time.<br/><br/>Donny previously lived with his brother, but the two older boys werent always the best of friends and occasionally got into scuffles. For that reason, we believe Donny will be happiest having a home of his own rather than being adopted with his brother.<br/><br/>After everything Donny has been through, he deserves to know what it feels like to be someones cherished family member. He needs a person who will give him a chance, provide him with patience and understanding, and show him that his difficult past is behind him.<br/><br/>Donnys story may have started with uncertainty, but we know his future can be filled with safety, happiness, and so much love. <br/><br/>If you think you could be the one to give Donny his happily-ever-after, Mini Wonders Adoptions would love to hear from you!

Meet Donny!

Donnys journey to safety is one that took a village.

Donny was one of five Shih Tzus left behind in a small town north of Austin when their family was suddenly deported. With no time to make arrangements for their beloved pets, the dogs were left outside in the yard. A caring neighbor did everything possible to provide them with food and water, but with triple-digit Texas temperatures, they desperately needed somewhere safe to go.

Thanks to the combined efforts of Orphan Annies Neonatal Rescue, Victoria Turner, Mina Davis, and Mini Wonders Adoptions, all five dogs were eventually brought to safety. Orphan Annies found a foster for the sister, while Victoria and Mina helped transport the four boys to Mini Wonders Adoptions.

Now its Donnys turn to find the family he deserves.

Donny is about 2 years old and absolutely loves people. He seems to make friends with just about everyone he meets! He also gets along well with other dogs, although he tends to do best with femal

Meet Donny!

Donnys journey to safety is one that took a village.

Donny was one of five Shih Tzus left behind in a small town north of Austin when their family was suddenly deported. With no time to make arrangements for their beloved pets, the dogs were left outside in the yard. A caring neighbor did everything possible to provide them with food and water, but with triple-digit Texas temperatures, they desperately needed somewhere safe to go.

Thanks to the combined efforts of Orphan Annies Neonatal Rescue, Victoria Turner, Mina Davis, and Mini Wonders Adoptions, all five dogs were eventually brought to safety. Orphan Annies found a foster for the sister, while Victoria and Mina helped transport the four boys to Mini Wonders Adoptions.

Now its Donnys turn to find the family he deserves.

Donny is about 2 years old and absolutely loves people. He seems to make friends with just about everyone he meets! He also gets along well with other dogs, although he tends to do best with female dogs or males who have been neutered for some time.

Donny previously lived with his brother, but the two older boys werent always the best of friends and occasionally got into scuffles. For that reason, we believe Donny will be happiest having a home of his own rather than being adopted with his brother.

After everything Donny has been through, he deserves to know what it feels