Maggie

Maggie is a 5-6 year old cute Chihuahua who was originally adopted by a very nice, very good supporter of our rescue group from a shelter (not us). One of their current dogs is quite elderly and is losing her sight. The elderly dog began accidently bumping into Maggie and this would startle her and she was not sure what was going on and it began creating a conflict in their home. They felt is best to rehome her but did not want anything to happen to her (absolustely did not want to return her to the kill shelter) and asked for our help and we certainly agreed to take her in. They have loved her very much and in other circumstances would kept her -they have taken great care of her since they took her in. Maggie needed vet work and some socialization and this couple did all lof this and more. Like most chi's, she believes herself to be a "big dog"- most Chi owners will tell you that is typical of the breed. If she is adopted to a home with other dogs, she needs to be fed seperately and prefers to be the lead dog. She is good with people and teenage children would be fine. We do not know about cats. She likes to ride in a car, is a good lap dog enjoys going for walks and knows some basic commands -she always knows how to use a dog door. Maggie is up to date with shots, spayed, heartworm negative/on prevention and housebroken. For adoption, please visit our website at www.myhstc.org and complete an adoption application.<br/><br/>Adoption fee is $85<br/><br/>We prescreen all applicants prior to a meeting. To be screened, please complete an application at www.myhstc.org<br/><br/>We do allow out of state adoptions. However, we do not ship nor transport sight unseen pets for many reasons. We require travel in person adoption.

Maggie is a 5-6 year old cute Chihuahua who was originally adopted by a very nice, very good supporter of our rescue group from a shelter (not us). One of their current dogs is quite elderly and is losing her sight. The elderly dog began accidently bumping into Maggie and this would startle her and she was not sure what was going on and it began creating a conflict in their home. They felt is best to rehome her but did not want anything to happen to her (absolustely did not want to return her to the kill shelter) and asked for our help and we certainly agreed to take her in. They have loved her very much and in other circumstances would kept her -they have taken great care of her since they took her in. Maggie needed vet work and some socialization and this couple did all lof this and more. Like most chi's, she believes herself to be a "big dog"- most Chi owners will tell you that is typical of the breed. If she is adopted to a home with other dogs, she needs to be fed seperately and prefers to be the lead dog. She i

Maggie is a 5-6 year old cute Chihuahua who was originally adopted by a very nice, very good supporter of our rescue group from a shelter (not us). One of their current dogs is quite elderly and is losing her sight. The elderly dog began accidently bumping into Maggie and this would startle her and she was not sure what was going on and it began creating a conflict in their home. They felt is best to rehome her but did not want anything to happen to her (absolustely did not want to return her to the kill shelter) and asked for our help and we certainly agreed to take her in. They have loved her very much and in other circumstances would kept her -they have taken great care of her since they took her in. Maggie needed vet work and some socialization and this couple did all lof this and more. Like most chi's, she believes herself to be a "big dog"- most Chi owners will tell you that is typical of the breed. If she is adopted to a home with other dogs, she needs to be fed seperately and prefers to be the lead dog. She is good with people and teenage children would be fine. We do not know about cats. She likes to ride in a car, is a good lap dog enjoys going for walks and knows some basic commands -she always knows how to use a dog door. Maggie is up to date with shots, spayed, heartworm negative/on prevention and housebroken. For adoption, please visit our website at www.myhstc.org and complete an adoption a