adopted

Millie

Puppy
Female
Small

Terrier
Shih Tzu

About Millie

Yuba City, CA

Breed

Terrier&Shih TzuMix

Physical Traits

Puppy

(less than 1 year)

Female

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: No

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Millie’s Compatibility

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Millie's Story

Meet Milly, a bundle of joy in the form of a fluffy puppy! This little girl will capture your heart with her playful antics and sweet disposition. Milly is a curious explorer, always eager to discover the world around her, and she approaches life with an adorable enthusiasm that is sure to bring a smile to your face. With her loving and loyal nature, she is the perfect companion for anyone seeking a devoted friend. Milly is ready and waiting to find her forever family, and she promises to be by your side through thick and thin, bringing laughter and love to your home. Could you be the one she's been waiting for?<br/><br/>Millie is about 10 weeks old and should be around 10-15 lbs as an adult. She is ready for her forever home and family. Call 530-777-8550.

Meet Milly, a bundle of joy in the form of a fluffy puppy! This little girl will capture your heart with her playful antics and sweet disposition. Milly is a curious explorer, always eager to discover the world around her, and she approaches life with an adorable enthusiasm that is sure to bring a smile to your face. With her loving and loyal nature, she is the perfect companion for anyone seeking a devoted friend. Milly is ready and waiting to find her forever family, and she promises to be by your side through thick and thin, bringing laughter and love to your home. Could you be the one she's been waiting for?

Millie is about 10 weeks old and should be around 10-15 lbs as an adult. She is ready for her forever home and family. Call 530-777-8550.

Our Mission

Animals have no say in their lives. It is who gets their hands on them first. They have no control if they are beat, neglected, bred, not trained. It is up to us, the human race to protect, serve and support them. And sadly some end up in the wrong hands. Only 15% of animals live in their original home they were first given...