Ollie

Meet Ollie <br/>4.5-year-old Pekingese mix. Small dog, big opinions, zero concept of his own size — his current foster siblings are 60+ lb dogs, and it has never once occurred to him that he should be intimidated.<br/><br/>Ollie does well in a crate, but given the choice, he'd much rather be right next to his humans, soaking up their affection. His one quirk: he likes to be the one getting the attention, so if another dog is soaking up the spotlight or challenging his authority, Ollie will give them a piece of his mind. He just has opinions. On everything. Walks, dinner, who's getting pet, what the neighbor's dog is doing outside — Ollie has something to say about it, and he will say it.<br/><br/>He does best with calm dogs, or as the only dog in the house. High-energy pups aren't his thing.<br/><br/>He's neutered, microchipped, and ready for a home where he can be his dramatic, hilarious self.<br/><br/>No young kids please.

Meet Ollie
4.5-year-old Pekingese mix. Small dog, big opinions, zero concept of his own size — his current foster siblings are 60+ lb dogs, and it has never once occurred to him that he should be intimidated.

Ollie does well in a crate, but given the choice, he'd much rather be right next to his humans, soaking up their affection. His one quirk: he likes to be the one getting the attention, so if another dog is soaking up the spotlight or challenging his authority, Ollie will give them a piece of his mind. He just has opinions. On everything. Walks, dinner, who's getting pet, what the neighbor's dog is doing outside — Ollie has something to say about it, and he will say it.

He does best with calm dogs, or as the only dog in the house. High-energy pups aren't his thing.

He's neutered, microchipped, and ready for a home where he can be his dramatic, hilarious self.

No young kids please.

Meet Ollie
4.5-year-old Pekingese mix. Small dog, big opinions, zero concept of his own size — his current foster siblings are 60+ lb dogs, and it has never once occurred to him that he should be intimidated.

Ollie does well in a crate, but given the choice, he'd much rather be right next to his humans, soaking up their affection. His one quirk: he likes to be the one getting the attention, so if another dog is soaking up the spotlight or challenging his authority, Ollie will give them a piece of his mind. He just has opinions. On everything. Walks, dinner, who's getting pet, what the neighbor's dog is doing outside — Ollie has something to say about it, and he will say it.

He does best with calm dogs, or as the only dog in the house. High-energy pups aren't his thing.

He's neutered, microchipped, and ready for a home where he can be his dramatic, hilarious self.

No young kids please.