Minnie and Her Handsome Brother, Cosmo

Request an application at homelesstoforever@gmail.com<br/><br/>We have experienced difficulty with the Petfinder site. Please email us directly at our email address.<br/><br/>Our animals are fixed, chipped, and vaccinated.<br/><br/>Cosmo and Minnie are now about 4 years old. <br/><br/>We do not know what more to do to find this lovely, silly, very tame pair of dogs their Forever Home. They are biological brother and sister. They were dumped as puppies in the Jurupa Valley desert and rescued by a college student. HTFF took them in when they were 6 months old. We have had them for about 4 years now. No one has expressed interest in adopting both of them. They are bonded. They survived together, have been together all these years, and cannot be separated. They will come together when among dogs. They will find each other at night to cuddle among a group of dogs. They will tease and play with each other, and even when doing different things in the household, they will still look over to see what the other is doing. <br/>If you look at their markings, you will see similarities... the eyes, the pattern of color in the face, the tail, the body shape. <br/>Yet, they have their own distinct personalities. Cosmo is active, loves going to the dog park, enjoys walks, did well in dog obedience class, and gets the zoomies. Minnie is more of a homebody who gets anxious when going out, does not like the dog park, prefers to be in her own yard, and failed a dog obedience class. <br/>The similarities are that they are both very tame, lovable, friendly dogs who do well with people of all ages, get along with other dogs and with cats, and are curious and smart. They seldom bark, unless they suspect someone outside, and they are good eaters. <br/>Share this bonded pair, better yet, apply to adopt them! <br/>The adoption donation for the pair is $350. It is not $350 per dog, but $350 for both dogs.

Request an application at homelesstoforever@gmail.com

We have experienced difficulty with the Petfinder site. Please email us directly at our email address.

Our animals are fixed, chipped, and vaccinated.

Cosmo and Minnie are now about 4 years old.

We do not know what more to do to find this lovely, silly, very tame pair of dogs their Forever Home. They are biological brother and sister. They were dumped as puppies in the Jurupa Valley desert and rescued by a college student. HTFF took them in when they were 6 months old. We have had them for about 4 years now. No one has expressed interest in adopting both of them. They are bonded. They survived together, have been together all these years, and cannot be separated. They will come together when among dogs. They will find each other at night to cuddle among a group of dogs. They will tease and play with each other, and even when doing different things in the household, they will still look over to see what the other is doing.
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Request an application at homelesstoforever@gmail.com

We have experienced difficulty with the Petfinder site. Please email us directly at our email address.

Our animals are fixed, chipped, and vaccinated.

Cosmo and Minnie are now about 4 years old.

We do not know what more to do to find this lovely, silly, very tame pair of dogs their Forever Home. They are biological brother and sister. They were dumped as puppies in the Jurupa Valley desert and rescued by a college student. HTFF took them in when they were 6 months old. We have had them for about 4 years now. No one has expressed interest in adopting both of them. They are bonded. They survived together, have been together all these years, and cannot be separated. They will come together when among dogs. They will find each other at night to cuddle among a group of dogs. They will tease and play with each other, and even when doing different things in the household, they will still look over to see what the other is doing.
If you look at their markings, you will see similarities... the eyes, the pattern of color in the face, the tail, the body shape.
Yet, they have their own distinct personalities. Cosmo is active, loves going to the dog park, enjoys walks, did well in dog obedience class, and gets the zoomies. Minnie is more of a homebody who gets anxious when going out, does not like the dog park, prefers to be in he