





Edamame
- Puppy
- Male
- Small
- Terrier
- Dachshund
About Edamame
PHOENIX, AZ
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Edamame's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Edamame's Story
**This is a courtesy listing for Frosted Faces, Vintage Paws Animal Rescue** <br/>Meet Edamame! This cute little puppy was born 3/20/26. His mama (who has already been adopted) was found with her puppies as strays at a construction site. Mama Boba Tea was a wire-haired Terrier mix with white, brown, and black fur. There are four other puppies in the litter, and Edamame is the male with white, tan, and brown fur. He currently weighs just over seven-pounds. Edamame is a fun and friendly puppy with oodles of energy and curiosity. He loves to explore and play! He was even willing to check out the play pool- what a brave boy! Edamame is friendly with people and will be happy for pets and cuddles. Please make sure you are ready for the commitment of adopting a young dog. Puppies become adult dogs and are meant to be loved for their whole life, not just until they grow up. Puppies will need lots of patience to help them learn their best doggy manners, leash-training, and house-training. Adoption fees are $500 per puppy and include spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations up to date including Rabies certificate, and microchip. Email us at chitownrescue@gmail.com for more information/meet and greet appointment!
**This is a courtesy listing for Frosted Faces, Vintage Paws Animal Rescue**
Meet Edamame! This cute little puppy was born 3/20/26. His mama (who has already been adopted) was found with her puppies as strays at a construction site. Mama Boba Tea was a wire-haired Terrier mix with white, brown, and black fur. There are four other puppies in the litter, and Edamame is the male with white, tan, and brown fur. He currently weighs just over seven-pounds. Edamame is a fun and friendly puppy with oodles of energy and curiosity. He loves to explore and play! He was even willing to check out the play pool- what a brave boy! Edamame is friendly with people and will be happy for pets and cuddles. Please make sure you are ready for the commitment of adopting a young dog. Puppies become adult dogs and are meant to be loved for their whole life, not just until they grow up. Puppies will need lots of patience to help them learn their best doggy manners, leash-training, and house-training. Adoption fees are $500 per puppy and include
**This is a courtesy listing for Frosted Faces, Vintage Paws Animal Rescue**
Meet Edamame! This cute little puppy was born 3/20/26. His mama (who has already been adopted) was found with her puppies as strays at a construction site. Mama Boba Tea was a wire-haired Terrier mix with white, brown, and black fur. There are four other puppies in the litter, and Edamame is the male with white, tan, and brown fur. He currently weighs just over seven-pounds. Edamame is a fun and friendly puppy with oodles of energy and curiosity. He loves to explore and play! He was even willing to check out the play pool- what a brave boy! Edamame is friendly with people and will be happy for pets and cuddles. Please make sure you are ready for the commitment of adopting a young dog. Puppies become adult dogs and are meant to be loved for their whole life, not just until they grow up. Puppies will need lots of patience to help them learn their best doggy manners, leash-training, and house-training. Adoption fees are $500 per puppy and include spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations up to date including Rabies certificate, and microchip. Email us at chitownrescue@gmail.com for more information/meet and greet appointment!
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How To Adopt
Edamame is from Chi Town Rescue
[PHOENIX, AZ]
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