Pippi (bonded with Molly)

FOSTER HOME = ORILLIA Pipi is a lovely senior lady who loves to cuddle. and is bonded with Molly. We also like to follow our people everywhere, just in case they need us. On that note, we also bark at visitors because we have to protect our people. House training is a work in progress. We like to do our business outside in warmer weather but we’re not fans of the cold, and are preferring to use pee pads instead of braving those frigid temperatures. We sleep together in our bed in a wire crate at night and normally don’t wake our foster moms too early. We are also happy in an X-pen when our foster moms go out…until we hear the garage door open…then we get noisy. We are a bonded pair, so we will need a home that can take both of us. We’ve never been leash trained, but we love a big, fenced-in back yard in which to run and play. <br/>: Pipi has been diagnosed with Cushing’s Syndrome and her condition is medically manageable.

FOSTER HOME = ORILLIA Pipi is a lovely senior lady who loves to cuddle. and is bonded with Molly. We also like to follow our people everywhere, just in case they need us. On that note, we also bark at visitors because we have to protect our people. House training is a work in progress. We like to do our business outside in warmer weather but we’re not fans of the cold, and are preferring to use pee pads instead of braving those frigid temperatures. We sleep together in our bed in a wire crate at night and normally don’t wake our foster moms too early. We are also happy in an X-pen when our foster moms go out…until we hear the garage door open…then we get noisy. We are a bonded pair, so we will need a home that can take both of us. We’ve never been leash trained, but we love a big, fenced-in back yard in which to run and play.
: Pipi has been diagnosed with Cushing’s Syndrome and her condition is medically manageable.

FOSTER HOME = ORILLIA Pipi is a lovely senior lady who loves to cuddle. and is bonded with Molly. We also like to follow our people everywhere, just in case they need us. On that note, we also bark at visitors because we have to protect our people. House training is a work in progress. We like to do our business outside in warmer weather but we’re not fans of the cold, and are preferring to use pee pads instead of braving those frigid temperatures. We sleep together in our bed in a wire crate at night and normally don’t wake our foster moms too early. We are also happy in an X-pen when our foster moms go out…until we hear the garage door open…then we get noisy. We are a bonded pair, so we will need a home that can take both of us. We’ve never been leash trained, but we love a big, fenced-in back yard in which to run and play.
: Pipi has been diagnosed with Cushing’s Syndrome and her condition is medically manageable.