Jordan

Meet Jordan! <br/><br/>Jordan is one of a group of Shih Tzus whose world was turned upside down when their family was deported and they were left behind. With nowhere else to go, the dogs were living outside in dangerous triple-digit temperatures. A caring neighbor did everything they could to keep them safe while desperately waiting for rescue to step in.<br/><br/>Thanks to the combined efforts of Orphan Annies Neonatal Rescue, Victoria Turner, and our rescue community, Jordan and the rest of his family were finally brought to safety. Victoria graciously donated her time and energy to transport these precious pups from north of Austin all the way to San Antonio, where they could begin their new lives.<br/><br/>Now Jordan is ready for something he has never truly had—a family who will love him for the special little dog he is, where he can live safely inside and be a cherished member of the family. <br/><br/>Jordan is approximately 7 months old and only 10 pounds, making him the smallest of the group—but dont tell him that! What he lacks in size, he more than makes up for in personality. He is an incredibly sweet, affectionate little love bug who seems to adore everyone he meets.<br/><br/>Jordan is house trained, although he may have an occasional setback as he adjusts to everything he has been through and learns the routine of a new home. A little patience, consistency, and lots of love will go a long way with this special boy.<br/><br/>Jordan has already experienced more uncertainty than any puppy should. Now its his turn to experience the good stuff: a soft bed, a safe home, plenty of snuggles, and a family who will love him forever.<br/><br/>If youre ready to add a tiny 10-pound bundle of love to your family, Jordan may be the one youve been waiting for!

Meet Jordan!

Jordan is one of a group of Shih Tzus whose world was turned upside down when their family was deported and they were left behind. With nowhere else to go, the dogs were living outside in dangerous triple-digit temperatures. A caring neighbor did everything they could to keep them safe while desperately waiting for rescue to step in.

Thanks to the combined efforts of Orphan Annies Neonatal Rescue, Victoria Turner, and our rescue community, Jordan and the rest of his family were finally brought to safety. Victoria graciously donated her time and energy to transport these precious pups from north of Austin all the way to San Antonio, where they could begin their new lives.

Now Jordan is ready for something he has never truly had—a family who will love him for the special little dog he is, where he can live safely inside and be a cherished member of the family.

Jordan is approximately 7 months old and only 10 pounds, making him the smallest of the group—but dont tell him that!

Meet Jordan!

Jordan is one of a group of Shih Tzus whose world was turned upside down when their family was deported and they were left behind. With nowhere else to go, the dogs were living outside in dangerous triple-digit temperatures. A caring neighbor did everything they could to keep them safe while desperately waiting for rescue to step in.

Thanks to the combined efforts of Orphan Annies Neonatal Rescue, Victoria Turner, and our rescue community, Jordan and the rest of his family were finally brought to safety. Victoria graciously donated her time and energy to transport these precious pups from north of Austin all the way to San Antonio, where they could begin their new lives.

Now Jordan is ready for something he has never truly had—a family who will love him for the special little dog he is, where he can live safely inside and be a cherished member of the family.

Jordan is approximately 7 months old and only 10 pounds, making him the smallest of the group—but dont tell him that! What he lacks in size, he more than makes up for in personality. He is an incredibly sweet, affectionate little love bug who seems to adore everyone he meets.

Jordan is house trained, although he may have an occasional setback as he adjusts to everything he has been through and learns the routine of a new home. A little patience, consistency, and lots of love will go a long way with this