Pixie

Meet Pixie, an adorable ~15lb Terrier mix with silly wire-y hair and lots of personality! Pixie came to us after being found as a stray and never reclaimed. She enjoys hanging out with people and playing with toys! Pixie would do best in a home without children, so she is not startled by super fast movements or grabbing hands. Pixie is not a fan of other dogs and this can make walks harder, so a yard may be best for her. This small girl is looking for a home as the only pet with someone who can understand Terrier quirks. She will greatly benefit from a home where can take it slow, fully decompress, and focus on helping her get her energy out appropriately so she isn't overstimulated/overaroused.

Meet Pixie, an adorable ~15lb Terrier mix with silly wire-y hair and lots of personality! Pixie came to us after being found as a stray and never reclaimed. She enjoys hanging out with people and playing with toys! Pixie would do best in a home without children, so she is not startled by super fast movements or grabbing hands. Pixie is not a fan of other dogs and this can make walks harder, so a yard may be best for her. This small girl is looking for a home as the only pet with someone who can understand Terrier quirks. She will greatly benefit from a home where can take it slow, fully decompress, and focus on helping her get her energy out appropriately so she isn't overstimulated/overaroused.

Meet Pixie, an adorable ~15lb Terrier mix with silly wire-y hair and lots of personality! Pixie came to us after being found as a stray and never reclaimed. She enjoys hanging out with people and playing with toys! Pixie would do best in a home without children, so she is not startled by super fast movements or grabbing hands. Pixie is not a fan of other dogs and this can make walks harder, so a yard may be best for her. This small girl is looking for a home as the only pet with someone who can understand Terrier quirks. She will greatly benefit from a home where can take it slow, fully decompress, and focus on helping her get her energy out appropriately so she isn't overstimulated/overaroused.