Jellybean

Meet adorable little Jellybean — a tiny survivor with the sweetest soul. 💕<br/><br/>Jellybean is a 9-week-old Yorkie Poo who came to us from the Central Valley after a heartbreaking start to life. Sadly, not all of her family survived parvo virus, but this tiny girl proved she’s an absolute fighter.<br/><br/>Because of everything her little body has been through, her immune system became weakened, and she is currently recovering from Puppy Strangles — an autoimmune condition sometimes seen in toy breed puppies. The good news is that she is already improving, currently on medication, and her eyes are expected to recover beautifully. Most importantly, this condition is NOT contagious.<br/><br/>Right now Jellybean only weighs about 2.5 pounds, and full grown we expect her to be around 10 pounds. She has the most gorgeous tri-colored long coat that is incredibly soft and fluffy. She is considered low-to-non shedding, but her future family must be committed to regular grooming and brushing to keep her coat healthy and beautiful.<br/><br/>Despite everything she’s endured, Jellybean is unbelievably happy, outgoing, and full of love. She adores kids, dogs, cats, and pretty much everyone she meets. You would truly never know this little puppy has been through so much.<br/><br/>Like any young puppy, Jellybean has absolutely no training yet and will need a family committed to patience, consistency, socialization, and a lifetime of love and adventure. Puppies are a huge commitment, and we are looking for a very special home that understands that.<br/><br/>Jellybean has already fought so hard for her second chance. Now she’s ready to find the forever family she deserves. <br/><br/>Adoption fee is $1000

Meet adorable little Jellybean — a tiny survivor with the sweetest soul. 💕

Jellybean is a 9-week-old Yorkie Poo who came to us from the Central Valley after a heartbreaking start to life. Sadly, not all of her family survived parvo virus, but this tiny girl proved she’s an absolute fighter.

Because of everything her little body has been through, her immune system became weakened, and she is currently recovering from Puppy Strangles — an autoimmune condition sometimes seen in toy breed puppies. The good news is that she is already improving, currently on medication, and her eyes are expected to recover beautifully. Most importantly, this condition is NOT contagious.

Right now Jellybean only weighs about 2.5 pounds, and full grown we expect her to be around 10 pounds. She has the most gorgeous tri-colored long coat that is incredibly soft and fluffy. She is considered low-to-non shedding, but her future family must be committed to regular grooming and brushing to keep her coat healthy and beautiful.

Meet adorable little Jellybean — a tiny survivor with the sweetest soul. 💕

Jellybean is a 9-week-old Yorkie Poo who came to us from the Central Valley after a heartbreaking start to life. Sadly, not all of her family survived parvo virus, but this tiny girl proved she’s an absolute fighter.

Because of everything her little body has been through, her immune system became weakened, and she is currently recovering from Puppy Strangles — an autoimmune condition sometimes seen in toy breed puppies. The good news is that she is already improving, currently on medication, and her eyes are expected to recover beautifully. Most importantly, this condition is NOT contagious.

Right now Jellybean only weighs about 2.5 pounds, and full grown we expect her to be around 10 pounds. She has the most gorgeous tri-colored long coat that is incredibly soft and fluffy. She is considered low-to-non shedding, but her future family must be committed to regular grooming and brushing to keep her coat healthy and beautiful.

Despite everything she’s endured, Jellybean is unbelievably happy, outgoing, and full of love. She adores kids, dogs, cats, and pretty much everyone she meets. You would truly never know this little puppy has been through so much.

Like any young puppy, Jellybean has absolutely no training yet and will need a family committed to patience, consistency, socialization, and a lifetim