Picadilly

Meet Picadilly, a 5 year old 10 pound Chihuahua Pug mix.<br/><br/>Picadilly is full of life and loves life and all that goes with it. She’s a happy fun curious little girl. She’s very loveable and she loves to nuzzle her head under your chin.<br/><br/>Picadilly gets along well with the other small dogs in her foster home and sees the cat as just another dog. She gets the zoomies about once a day and after that you will find her sleeping calmly in her dog bed. After a long day, she enjoys relaxing next to you or on your lap on the couch.<br/><br/>She is just learning to walk on a leash, so a fenced yard is recommended to allow her outside for bathroom breaks. Picadilly does tend to be a barker, especially if she sees a squirrel outside the window, so she would probably not be good for apartment living. She would also be best in a home with older children who will respect her boundaries.<br/><br/>She’s mostly potty trained if she’s let out often. She sleeps in the kitchen at night with her foster siblings, but I’m sure she’d rather be in bed with you. She loves her toys and her treats. She does tend to get a little cranky if she thinks another dog might be wanting her food. After all she lived in a home with 2 large dogs and 3 other small dogs, so I’m sure they had a little challenge all getting enough to eat.<br/><br/>She’s just waiting for her home and could that be you.<br/><br/>If you are interested, complete the<br/>Adoption Application<br/>on our website at<br/>www.NeedyPaws.org<br/>and we will contact you.<br/><br/>Adopters must live within an hour’s drive of St. Louis, MO.<br/><br/>Picadilly’s adoption fee is $295.00, which includes up-to-date vaccinations, heartworm testing and preventative, spay/neuter and microchip.<br/><br/>We are a 100% foster-based rescue and all of our dogs live in approved foster homes. We are dedicated to finding the best Forever Homes, and will perform home visits and conduct veterinarian and reference checks for each potential adopter.

Meet Picadilly, a 5 year old 10 pound Chihuahua Pug mix.

Picadilly is full of life and loves life and all that goes with it. She’s a happy fun curious little girl. She’s very loveable and she loves to nuzzle her head under your chin.

Picadilly gets along well with the other small dogs in her foster home and sees the cat as just another dog. She gets the zoomies about once a day and after that you will find her sleeping calmly in her dog bed. After a long day, she enjoys relaxing next to you or on your lap on the couch.

She is just learning to walk on a leash, so a fenced yard is recommended to allow her outside for bathroom breaks. Picadilly does tend to be a barker, especially if she sees a squirrel outside the window, so she would probably not be good for apartment living. She would also be best in a home with older children who will respect her boundaries.

She’s mostly potty trained if she’s let out often. She sleeps in the kitchen at night with her foster siblings, but I’m sure

Meet Picadilly, a 5 year old 10 pound Chihuahua Pug mix.

Picadilly is full of life and loves life and all that goes with it. She’s a happy fun curious little girl. She’s very loveable and she loves to nuzzle her head under your chin.

Picadilly gets along well with the other small dogs in her foster home and sees the cat as just another dog. She gets the zoomies about once a day and after that you will find her sleeping calmly in her dog bed. After a long day, she enjoys relaxing next to you or on your lap on the couch.

She is just learning to walk on a leash, so a fenced yard is recommended to allow her outside for bathroom breaks. Picadilly does tend to be a barker, especially if she sees a squirrel outside the window, so she would probably not be good for apartment living. She would also be best in a home with older children who will respect her boundaries.

She’s mostly potty trained if she’s let out often. She sleeps in the kitchen at night with her foster siblings, but I’m sure she’d rather be in bed with you. She loves her toys and her treats. She does tend to get a little cranky if she thinks another dog might be wanting her food. After all she lived in a home with 2 large dogs and 3 other small dogs, so I’m sure they had a little challenge all getting enough to eat.

She’s just waiting for her home and could that be you.

If you are interested, compl