Heidi

At five years old and only 10 pounds, Heidi is the definition of a lap dog! This tiny girls favorite things are belly rubs, cuddling with her people, and curling up somewhere cozy for a good nap. Whether shes snuggled beside you on the couch or tucked into bed with her foster family, Heidi is happiest when shes relaxing with her people.<br/><br/>Heidi is an affectionate little girl who isnt afraid to let you know when she wants attention. If youre not paying attention to her, she may give you a little whine or a few tiny barks to remind you that shes there! She loves having a bed of her own, and she keeps all of her favorite toys there. If someone dares to move one, Heidi will promptly retrieve it and put it right back where it belongs.<br/><br/>For the most part, Heidi is a laid-back girl who enjoys the quiet life. Every now and then she gets a case of the zoomies after coming inside from pottying, but most of her day is spent happily lounging. Shes working on her basic skills in foster and already knows sit and down when treats are involved. She does well in her crate and is doing well with potty training.<br/><br/>Because Heidi is so tiny, she isnt a fan of big dogs getting in her face. Shell let them know when she needs some space, and she feels the same way about cats. She can coexist with them, but she appreciates having her personal bubble respected. A home where she can feel safe, comfortable, and not overwhelmed by larger or overly pushy animals would be ideal.<br/><br/>If youre looking for a little companion who wants nothing more than a cozy bed, a pile of toys, some belly rubs, and a human to call her own, Heidi may be your girl! <br/><br/>Heidi is spayed, microchipped, heartworm tested, and current on vaccines.<br/><br/>Adoption App:<br/><br/>https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/40532/generic

At five years old and only 10 pounds, Heidi is the definition of a lap dog! This tiny girls favorite things are belly rubs, cuddling with her people, and curling up somewhere cozy for a good nap. Whether shes snuggled beside you on the couch or tucked into bed with her foster family, Heidi is happiest when shes relaxing with her people.

Heidi is an affectionate little girl who isnt afraid to let you know when she wants attention. If youre not paying attention to her, she may give you a little whine or a few tiny barks to remind you that shes there! She loves having a bed of her own, and she keeps all of her favorite toys there. If someone dares to move one, Heidi will promptly retrieve it and put it right back where it belongs.

For the most part, Heidi is a laid-back girl who enjoys the quiet life. Every now and then she gets a case of the zoomies after coming inside from pottying, but most of her day is spent happily lounging. Shes working on her basic skills in foster and already knows sit and down when

At five years old and only 10 pounds, Heidi is the definition of a lap dog! This tiny girls favorite things are belly rubs, cuddling with her people, and curling up somewhere cozy for a good nap. Whether shes snuggled beside you on the couch or tucked into bed with her foster family, Heidi is happiest when shes relaxing with her people.

Heidi is an affectionate little girl who isnt afraid to let you know when she wants attention. If youre not paying attention to her, she may give you a little whine or a few tiny barks to remind you that shes there! She loves having a bed of her own, and she keeps all of her favorite toys there. If someone dares to move one, Heidi will promptly retrieve it and put it right back where it belongs.

For the most part, Heidi is a laid-back girl who enjoys the quiet life. Every now and then she gets a case of the zoomies after coming inside from pottying, but most of her day is spent happily lounging. Shes working on her basic skills in foster and already knows sit and down when treats are involved. She does well in her crate and is doing well with potty training.

Because Heidi is so tiny, she isnt a fan of big dogs getting in her face. Shell let them know when she needs some space, and she feels the same way about cats. She can coexist with them, but she appreciates having her personal bubble respected. A home where she can feel safe, comfortable, and not overwh