Mimi

Meet Mimi: Pocket‑Sized Acrobat, Professional Snuggler, Aspiring Soulmate<br/><br/>Hello, future family. My name is Mimi, and yes — I’m exactly as tiny as you’re imagining (4.4 lbs) and only 2 years old. This means it could be a 15 to 18 year commitment so we are looking for an age appropriate adopter. I’m the kind of little dog who could fit in your carry‑on bag and pop my head out like a surprise plot twist. I consider this one of my many talents. I would have to be harnessed and carried extra carefully because of my ability to leap. <br/><br/>Let’s talk about my other talents, because I’m not your average petite pup.<br/><br/>Gravity‑Defying Acrobatics — I can launch myself 5–6 feet off a couch, land with flair, and slide an extra two feet like I’m auditioning for a canine version of Risky Business. My foster family pretends to disapprove, but their facial expressions say, “Wow, she stuck the landing.” Sometimes I even slide directly into Georgie, the 75 lb. beauty of the household. She’s becoming my best friend. I’ve never had a dog friend before, so this is a big deal. Because of the chance of tearing her ACL or a broken leg, we are discouraging this behavior. <br/><br/>Front‑Paw Potty Ballet — When I go outside for a potty break, I walk on my front paws. Yes, you read that correctly. I do a tiny handstand while I pee. Sometimes I even pirouette. It’s elegant, it’s athletic, it’s confusing to everyone but me.<br/><br/>Fine‑Dining Enthusiast — I’m small, so my meals are small. I currently enjoy Caesar’s wet food, and yes, there’s always a little left over for a “doggy bag.” I’m a lady; I don’t overindulge.<br/><br/>Selective Barking Policy — I don’t start the barking, but if Georgie, Bobby, or Ellie kick off a group chorus, I join in. It’s called being a team player. When nothing’s happening, I’m quiet as a mouse wearing slippers.<br/><br/>I’m only three years old, but I like to think of myself as a fine wine — small bottle, big flavor, improves your life instantly. I’m ready for my next chapter, and I can’t wait for the moment when someone writes the first sentence:<br/><br/>“We would like to adopt Mimi.”<br/><br/>If that someone is you, I promise to fill your home with laughter, love, and the occasional front‑paw pirouette.<br/><br/>Adoption $500

Meet Mimi: Pocket‑Sized Acrobat, Professional Snuggler, Aspiring Soulmate

Hello, future family. My name is Mimi, and yes — I’m exactly as tiny as you’re imagining (4.4 lbs) and only 2 years old. This means it could be a 15 to 18 year commitment so we are looking for an age appropriate adopter. I’m the kind of little dog who could fit in your carry‑on bag and pop my head out like a surprise plot twist. I consider this one of my many talents. I would have to be harnessed and carried extra carefully because of my ability to leap.

Let’s talk about my other talents, because I’m not your average petite pup.

Gravity‑Defying Acrobatics — I can launch myself 5–6 feet off a couch, land with flair, and slide an extra two feet like I’m auditioning for a canine version of Risky Business. My foster family pretends to disapprove, but their facial expressions say, “Wow, she stuck the landing.” Sometimes I even slide directly into Georgie, the 75 lb. beauty of the household. She’s becoming my best friend. I’ve nev

Meet Mimi: Pocket‑Sized Acrobat, Professional Snuggler, Aspiring Soulmate

Hello, future family. My name is Mimi, and yes — I’m exactly as tiny as you’re imagining (4.4 lbs) and only 2 years old. This means it could be a 15 to 18 year commitment so we are looking for an age appropriate adopter. I’m the kind of little dog who could fit in your carry‑on bag and pop my head out like a surprise plot twist. I consider this one of my many talents. I would have to be harnessed and carried extra carefully because of my ability to leap.

Let’s talk about my other talents, because I’m not your average petite pup.

Gravity‑Defying Acrobatics — I can launch myself 5–6 feet off a couch, land with flair, and slide an extra two feet like I’m auditioning for a canine version of Risky Business. My foster family pretends to disapprove, but their facial expressions say, “Wow, she stuck the landing.” Sometimes I even slide directly into Georgie, the 75 lb. beauty of the household. She’s becoming my best friend. I’ve never had a dog friend before, so this is a big deal. Because of the chance of tearing her ACL or a broken leg, we are discouraging this behavior.

Front‑Paw Potty Ballet — When I go outside for a potty break, I walk on my front paws. Yes, you read that correctly. I do a tiny handstand while I pee. Sometimes I even pirouette. It’s elegant, it’s athletic, it’s confusing to everyone but me.Show moreShow more