Samantha & Romeo

Romeo (M) And Samantha (F), a bonded pair in Hudson, FL<br/>Romeo is a handsome ten-year-old, 12.5 lb. boy and Samantha is a beautiful seven-year-old, 13.4 lb. girl. They were loved deeply and well cared for in the past but did not have a great deal of exposure to other people and animals. Romeo tends to be more outgoing, and Samantha is on the shy side and may be fearful of people she hasn’t met.<br/><br/>They are currently being boarded and are doing great. Both Romeo and Samantha are learning to feel comfortable with staff and other dogs there. In fact, Romeo is eager to interact with visitors and get lots of attention and affection. Samantha seems to be warming up to others. We think it is only a matter of time until she is the affectionate cuddle bug we know she can be.<br/><br/>Both Bichons have recently been vetted, are spayed/neutered and are UTD on vaccinations. Their medical records show they have had excellent veterinary care. Both have recently been groomed and look absolutely adorable. They are paper trained. We are looking for an experienced adopter who can help this amazing pair realize their full potential as devoted Bichon companions and experience all the adventures and joys of their breed. For now, we think they would do best in a quiet home where someone is home a lot. While we won’t place them with children, we believe teenagers who respect their boundaries and treat them gently may be fine. A fenced-in yard would give them a safe place to play together.<br/><br/>Will you offer these deserving dogs a new start in life? By giving Samantha and Romeo a second chance, you will watch as these gentle souls rediscover safety, trust, and joy simply because you opened your heart and home.<br/><br/>If you would like to be considered to adopt Samantha & Romeo, please submit an adoption application at: bichonrescue.org/adoption-form

Romeo (M) And Samantha (F), a bonded pair in Hudson, FL
Romeo is a handsome ten-year-old, 12.5 lb. boy and Samantha is a beautiful seven-year-old, 13.4 lb. girl. They were loved deeply and well cared for in the past but did not have a great deal of exposure to other people and animals. Romeo tends to be more outgoing, and Samantha is on the shy side and may be fearful of people she hasn’t met.

They are currently being boarded and are doing great. Both Romeo and Samantha are learning to feel comfortable with staff and other dogs there. In fact, Romeo is eager to interact with visitors and get lots of attention and affection. Samantha seems to be warming up to others. We think it is only a matter of time until she is the affectionate cuddle bug we know she can be.

Both Bichons have recently been vetted, are spayed/neutered and are UTD on vaccinations. Their medical records show they have had excellent veterinary care. Both have recently been groomed and look absolutely adorable. They are paper tr

Romeo (M) And Samantha (F), a bonded pair in Hudson, FL
Romeo is a handsome ten-year-old, 12.5 lb. boy and Samantha is a beautiful seven-year-old, 13.4 lb. girl. They were loved deeply and well cared for in the past but did not have a great deal of exposure to other people and animals. Romeo tends to be more outgoing, and Samantha is on the shy side and may be fearful of people she hasn’t met.

They are currently being boarded and are doing great. Both Romeo and Samantha are learning to feel comfortable with staff and other dogs there. In fact, Romeo is eager to interact with visitors and get lots of attention and affection. Samantha seems to be warming up to others. We think it is only a matter of time until she is the affectionate cuddle bug we know she can be.

Both Bichons have recently been vetted, are spayed/neutered and are UTD on vaccinations. Their medical records show they have had excellent veterinary care. Both have recently been groomed and look absolutely adorable. They are paper trained. We are looking for an experienced adopter who can help this amazing pair realize their full potential as devoted Bichon companions and experience all the adventures and joys of their breed. For now, we think they would do best in a quiet home where someone is home a lot. While we won’t place them with children, we believe teenagers who respect their boundaries and treat them gently may