Kira

Named after the brave and kind-hearted heroine from The Dark Crystal, Kira is a three year old chihuahua finding her way in a big and sometimes confusing world. She is learning that people can be kind, routines can be trusted, and home is supposed be a safe place.<br/><br/>Seeing as she came from a hoarding situation where all she knew was chaos, many things in life are still new for Kira. That being said, she's making steady progress in her foster home every day. Shy and hesitant when she came to us just over two months ago, she's beginning to show her adventurous side now. In fact, she's often the first dog in her foster home racing out to the porch to see what's happening in the world!<br/><br/>Kira enjoys affection—on Kira's terms, of course. A gentle scritch in the right moment is one of her favorite things, and earning her trust feels like a special privilege to the humans in her life. As she becomes more comfortable, she's also learning how to play with both people and other dogs. <br/><br/>She's still deciding what she thinks about leash walking, it is new after all. At the moment, Kira is perfectly happy to be carried around the block alongside the other dogs while she takes in all the sights and sounds from the safety of a comfy dog carrier. With quiet encouragement, she will continue building her confidence.<br/><br/>Kira is looking for an adoptive home with humans who understand that trust is earned and that some of the most rewarding relationships are built one small step at a time. She is looking for someone patient, gentle, and willing to let her blossom at her own pace.<br/><br/>If you're the kind of person who celebrates small victories and believes every dog deserves a chance to feel safe and loved, Kira may be the perfect match for you.<br/><br/>Kira's adoption fee is $500! This adoption fee includes: her alter, a microchip, her rabies, bordetella, and age appropriate DAPP vaccines, flea/heartworm preventative, and a deworming treatment while in foster care.<br/><br/>If you think she may be perfect for you, please apply using the link below!<br/><br/>https://www.cognitoforms.com/NorthPawRescue/NorthPawRescueDogAdoptionApplication<br/><br/>**Unfortunately, we cannot adopt out to Canada at this time.<br/><br/>**We require a 60 minute adoption radius. This dog is currently being fostered in Rochester, NY.

Named after the brave and kind-hearted heroine from The Dark Crystal, Kira is a three year old chihuahua finding her way in a big and sometimes confusing world. She is learning that people can be kind, routines can be trusted, and home is supposed be a safe place.

Seeing as she came from a hoarding situation where all she knew was chaos, many things in life are still new for Kira. That being said, she's making steady progress in her foster home every day. Shy and hesitant when she came to us just over two months ago, she's beginning to show her adventurous side now. In fact, she's often the first dog in her foster home racing out to the porch to see what's happening in the world!

Kira enjoys affection—on Kira's terms, of course. A gentle scritch in the right moment is one of her favorite things, and earning her trust feels like a special privilege to the humans in her life. As she becomes more comfortable, she's also learning how to play with both people and other dogs.

She's still deciding what s

Named after the brave and kind-hearted heroine from The Dark Crystal, Kira is a three year old chihuahua finding her way in a big and sometimes confusing world. She is learning that people can be kind, routines can be trusted, and home is supposed be a safe place.

Seeing as she came from a hoarding situation where all she knew was chaos, many things in life are still new for Kira. That being said, she's making steady progress in her foster home every day. Shy and hesitant when she came to us just over two months ago, she's beginning to show her adventurous side now. In fact, she's often the first dog in her foster home racing out to the porch to see what's happening in the world!

Kira enjoys affection—on Kira's terms, of course. A gentle scritch in the right moment is one of her favorite things, and earning her trust feels like a special privilege to the humans in her life. As she becomes more comfortable, she's also learning how to play with both people and other dogs.

She's still deciding what she thinks about leash walking, it is new after all. At the moment, Kira is perfectly happy to be carried around the block alongside the other dogs while she takes in all the sights and sounds from the safety of a comfy dog carrier. With quiet encouragement, she will continue building her confidence.

Kira is looking for an adoptive home with humans who understand that trust is earned and t