Maggie

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Maggie is a Chihuahua Mix about six months old now and weighs 10 to 11 lbs. She&#39;s very social and sweet, but also a very energetic house-trained young pup.<br/>She would do best in an active home with a family who will take her on long walks or runs, or have a fenced in yard where she can run and play and burn off some energy. Her foster mom thinks she would be a great candidate for agility and obstacle courses.<br/>Maggie is fine with children, but still jumps and nips like a puppy and is a little pup, so she would be best in a home with kids out of the toddler stage.<br/>Because of her young age, priority will be given to families who have the time and flexibility to raise a young pup and an active lifestyle. Maggie house-trained, and I now knows tricks like &#39;high five&#39; and roll over&#39;!

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Maggie is a Chihuahua Mix about six months old now and weighs 10 to 11 lbs. She's very social and sweet, but also a very energetic house-trained young pup.
She would do best in an active home with a family who will take her on long walks or runs, or have a fenced in yard where she can run and play and burn off some energy. Her foster mom thinks she would be a great candidate for agility and obstacle courses.
Maggie is fine with children, but still jumps and nips like a puppy and is a little pup, so she would be best in a home with kids out of the toddler stage.
Because of her young age, priority will be given to families who have the time and flexibility to raise a young pup and an active lifestyle. Maggie house-trained, and I now knows tricks like 'high five' and roll over'!

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Maggie is a Chihuahua Mix about six months old now and weighs 10 to 11 lbs. She's very social and sweet, but also a very energetic house-trained young pup.
She would do best in an active home with a family who will take her on long walks or runs, or have a fenced in yard where she can run and play and burn off some energy. Her foster mom thinks she would be a great candidate for agility and obstacle courses.
Maggie is fine with children, but still jumps and nips like a puppy and is a little pup, so she would be best in a home with kids out of the toddler stage.
Because of her young age, priority will be given to families who have the time and flexibility to raise a young pup and an active lifestyle. Maggie house-trained, and I now knows tricks like 'high five' and roll over'!