Pita

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Pita<br/><br/>Breed: Chihuahua<br/>Sex: Female<br/>Age: ~12 years<br/>Weight: 8 lbs<br/>Good with Dogs: Yes — she coexists peacefully<br/>Good with Cats: Unknown, but likely fine<br/>Good with Kids: Older children only<br/>Good with Men & Women: Yes<br/>Food Aggression: None<br/><br/>Pita is a tiny, gentle senior girl with a heart full of sweetness. Despite being deaf and blind, she enjoys life in her own quiet, peaceful way. She loves simple pleasures — eating, sleeping, and taking slow walks around the yard. She’s a laid-back companion who asks for very little besides comfort and kindness.<br/><br/>Pita does have some medical needs. She is deaf and blind, and she is currently on a kidney-friendly diet. Updated lab work will be done soon to monitor her progress. Because of her sensory limitations, she needs help with daily routines — she is carried outside to potty, brought back in, and placed gently in her bed, much like caring for a newborn.<br/><br/>That said, Pita has wonderful strengths:<br/>✠̈ Housebroken when taken out on a regular schedule<br/>✠̈ Very loving and calm<br/>✠̈ Quiet, small, and easy to manage<br/>✠̈ Doesn’t need to be the only dog and doesn’t require another dog either<br/><br/>Her main challenge is that she can be anxious with changes. When placed in a new environment, she may bark or pace for about a week while she adjusts. Once she feels safe and familiar with her surroundings, she settles into her sweet, peaceful rhythm.<br/><br/>Pita is looking for a patient, gentle home where she can enjoy her golden years surrounded by comfort and compassion. If you’re someone who appreciates a quiet companion and has room in your heart for a special-needs senior, Pita will reward you with unconditional love and the softest little presence by your side.<br/><br/>Dental Appointment 1 Dec 25

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Pita

Breed: Chihuahua
Sex: Female
Age: ~12 years
Weight: 8 lbs
Good with Dogs: Yes — she coexists peacefully
Good with Cats: Unknown, but likely fine
Good with Kids: Older children only
Good with Men & Women: Yes
Food Aggression: None

Pita is a tiny, gentle senior girl with a heart full of sweetness. Despite being deaf and blind, she enjoys life in her own quiet, peaceful way. She loves simple pleasures — eating, sleeping, and taking slow walks around the yard. She’s a laid-back companion who asks for very little besides comfort and kindness.

Pita does have some medical needs. She is deaf and blind, and she is currently on a kidney-friendly diet. Updated lab work will be done soon to monitor her progress. Because of her sensory limitations, she needs help with daily routines — she is carried outside to potty, brought back in, and placed gently in her bed, much like caring for a newborn.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Pita

Breed: Chihuahua
Sex: Female
Age: ~12 years
Weight: 8 lbs
Good with Dogs: Yes — she coexists peacefully
Good with Cats: Unknown, but likely fine
Good with Kids: Older children only
Good with Men & Women: Yes
Food Aggression: None

Pita is a tiny, gentle senior girl with a heart full of sweetness. Despite being deaf and blind, she enjoys life in her own quiet, peaceful way. She loves simple pleasures — eating, sleeping, and taking slow walks around the yard. She’s a laid-back companion who asks for very little besides comfort and kindness.

Pita does have some medical needs. She is deaf and blind, and she is currently on a kidney-friendly diet. Updated lab work will be done soon to monitor her progress. Because of her sensory limitations, she needs help with daily routines — she is carried outside to potty, brought back in, and placed gently in her bed, much like caring for a newborn.

That said, Pita has wonderful strengths:
✠̈ Housebroken when taken out on a regular schedule
✠̈ Very loving and calm
✠̈ Quiet, small, and easy to manage
✠̈ Doesn’t need to be the only dog and doesn’t require another dog either

Her main challenge is that she can be anxious with changes. When placed in a new environment, she may bark or pace for about a week