Rosie

The Little Dog Who Carries Her Toys Like Trophies<br/><br/>Meet Rosie<br/><br/>If joy had four legs and a squeaky toy, it would look like Rosie. <br/><br/>Just one week ago, this little 7-month-old girl was fragile and underweight after being found abandoned. <br/><br/>Today? She proudly parades around the house with toys in her mouth like she just won a championship.<br/><br/>She bounces.<br/>She plays.<br/>She cuddles in her doggy bed with her favorite squeaky treasures.<br/><br/>And at night? She quietly curls up in her “brother” Frodo’s doggy bed while he sleeps. <br/><br/>The comfort of another dog helps her feel safe, secure, and loved. Watching her lean into that safety is incredibly special. <br/><br/>Rosie is learning to sit politely before meals and is slowly discovering that not all people are unkind. Her trust is building more every day.<br/><br/>We believe she may be a Boston Terrier mix — petite body with a little mystery mixed in. <br/><br/>Even once she reaches a healthy weight, she’ll likely stay around 25 lbs, making her the perfect small companion.<br/><br/>She enjoys:<br/>Playing with other dogs<br/>Interactive toys<br/> Snuggling after playtime<br/>Showing off her toy “trophies”<br/><br/>The newest videos and photos show a dog who is healing — physically and emotionally — and finally getting to act like the puppy she was always meant to be.<br/><br/>Rosie needs a committed, loving home — someone who won’t give up on her and will continue helping her grow strong and confident.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a fun, social, happy little dog with a heart that just wants to belong, you may not have to look any further.<br/><br/>Come meet her — you’ll see exactly what we mean. 💛<br/><br/>📍 Located in Northern Illinois<br/>🌐 www.perfectlyposhpaws.org<br/>📞 708-227-9337<br/><br/>#AdoptDontShop #RescueDog #BostonMix #SmallDogBigHeart #SecondChances #NextdoorPets #DogAdoption

The Little Dog Who Carries Her Toys Like Trophies

Meet Rosie

If joy had four legs and a squeaky toy, it would look like Rosie.

Just one week ago, this little 7-month-old girl was fragile and underweight after being found abandoned.

Today? She proudly parades around the house with toys in her mouth like she just won a championship.

She bounces.
She plays.
She cuddles in her doggy bed with her favorite squeaky treasures.

And at night? She quietly curls up in her “brother” Frodo’s doggy bed while he sleeps.

The comfort of another dog helps her feel safe, secure, and loved. Watching her lean into that safety is incredibly special.

Rosie is learning to sit politely before meals and is slowly discovering that not all people are unkind. Her trust is building more every day.

We believe she may be a Boston Terrier mix — petite body with a little mystery mixed in.

Even once she reaches a healthy weight, she’ll likely stay around 25 l

The Little Dog Who Carries Her Toys Like Trophies

Meet Rosie

If joy had four legs and a squeaky toy, it would look like Rosie.

Just one week ago, this little 7-month-old girl was fragile and underweight after being found abandoned.

Today? She proudly parades around the house with toys in her mouth like she just won a championship.

She bounces.
She plays.
She cuddles in her doggy bed with her favorite squeaky treasures.

And at night? She quietly curls up in her “brother” Frodo’s doggy bed while he sleeps.

The comfort of another dog helps her feel safe, secure, and loved. Watching her lean into that safety is incredibly special.

Rosie is learning to sit politely before meals and is slowly discovering that not all people are unkind. Her trust is building more every day.

We believe she may be a Boston Terrier mix — petite body with a little mystery mixed in.

Even once she reaches a healthy weight, she’ll likely stay around 25 lbs, making her the perfect small companion.

She enjoys:
Playing with other dogs
Interactive toys
Snuggling after playtime
Showing off her toy “trophies”

The newest videos and photos show a dog who is healing — physically and emotionally — and finally getting to act like the puppy she was always meant to be.

Rosie needs a committed, loving home — someone