Night

Fill out an application HERE to adopt: https://phillyrescueangels.org/become-a-rescue-angel/<br/><br/>MEET NIGHT <br/><br/>This tiny little guy is ready to find his forever family. <br/><br/>Night is a 7-year-old Poodle mix weighing just under 11 lbs, and he is the definition of a little companion dog. He loves his walks, loves being near his people, and after a little activity, he is more than happy to curl up and nap the day away. Unless you’re cooking... then suddenly he has plenty of energy to supervise the kitchen. <br/><br/>- Housebroken, although he may occasionally mark<br/>- Crate trained and actually loves sleeping in his crate<br/>- Great in the car<br/>- Great on leash and LOVES walks<br/>- Low energy and a professional napper<br/>- Dog friendly and would likely enjoy having a canine buddy<br/>- Can live with cats<br/>- Loves exploring, sniffing and hanging out in the yard Outlook.pdf<br/><br/>Night has clearly been through some things in his past. He can flinch when someone reaches toward his head, and his paws can be sensitive, so his new family will need to give him time to learn that he is safe. Despite whatever happened before coming to us, he still loves people and wants affection. <br/><br/>For Night, we really want someone who understands the 3-3-3 rule and is willing to let him decompress at his own pace. Patience in the beginning is going to be so important, but his foster says someone is going to be incredibly lucky to have this sweet little boy. <br/><br/>Because he is SO tiny and loves exploring outside, we would prefer a secure fenced yard for his safety.<br/><br/>Ready to give Night the safe, loving forever home he deserves?<br/><br/>Apply to adopt:<br/>https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PAI/Dog<br/><br/>Philly Rescue Angels Inc.<br/>Kennel License #18024<br/>P.O. Box 5299, Springfield, PA 19064

Fill out an application HERE to adopt: https://phillyrescueangels.org/become-a-rescue-angel/

MEET NIGHT

This tiny little guy is ready to find his forever family.

Night is a 7-year-old Poodle mix weighing just under 11 lbs, and he is the definition of a little companion dog. He loves his walks, loves being near his people, and after a little activity, he is more than happy to curl up and nap the day away. Unless you’re cooking... then suddenly he has plenty of energy to supervise the kitchen.

- Housebroken, although he may occasionally mark
- Crate trained and actually loves sleeping in his crate
- Great in the car
- Great on leash and LOVES walks
- Low energy and a professional napper
- Dog friendly and would likely enjoy having a canine buddy
- Can live with cats
- Loves exploring, sniffing and hanging out in the yard Outlook.pdf

Night has clearly been through some things in his past. He can flinch when someone reaches toward his head, and his paws

Fill out an application HERE to adopt: https://phillyrescueangels.org/become-a-rescue-angel/

MEET NIGHT

This tiny little guy is ready to find his forever family.

Night is a 7-year-old Poodle mix weighing just under 11 lbs, and he is the definition of a little companion dog. He loves his walks, loves being near his people, and after a little activity, he is more than happy to curl up and nap the day away. Unless you’re cooking... then suddenly he has plenty of energy to supervise the kitchen.

- Housebroken, although he may occasionally mark
- Crate trained and actually loves sleeping in his crate
- Great in the car
- Great on leash and LOVES walks
- Low energy and a professional napper
- Dog friendly and would likely enjoy having a canine buddy
- Can live with cats
- Loves exploring, sniffing and hanging out in the yard Outlook.pdf

Night has clearly been through some things in his past. He can flinch when someone reaches toward his head, and his paws can be sensitive, so his new family will need to give him time to learn that he is safe. Despite whatever happened before coming to us, he still loves people and wants affection.

For Night, we really want someone who understands the 3-3-3 rule and is willing to let him decompress at his own pace. Patience in the beginning is going to be so important, but his foster says someone is going