adopted

Sammy

Adult
Male
Small

Pomeranian

About Sammy

Roseville, CA

Breed

Pomeranian

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Coat: Long

White / Cream

Behavior

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Sammy’s Compatibility

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Sammy's Story

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PURSUING AN ADOPTION FOR SAMMY, PLEASE GO TO MY WEBSITE AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT POMTOTHERESCUE.COM<br/><br/>Sammy is a very sweet, affectionate 6 year old, approx. 6 lb., male Pom. Sammy’s owners passed away and he was surrendered by a family member. Sammy gets attached easily to his human. He loves to snuggle and follow you around out of curiosity. Therefore, I think he would do best in a dog only home so he doesn’t have to share you with any other fur pups. He walks perfectly on leash and loves to explore. He is super friendly with all people he meets and likes to approach and say hi to everyone. If you are looking for a devoted fur companion, Sammy is your boy.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PURSUING AN ADOPTION FOR SAMMY, PLEASE GO TO MY WEBSITE AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT POMTOTHERESCUE.COM

Sammy is a very sweet, affectionate 6 year old, approx. 6 lb., male Pom. Sammy’s owners passed away and he was surrendered by a family member. Sammy gets attached easily to his human. He loves to snuggle and follow you around out of curiosity. Therefore, I think he would do best in a dog only home so he doesn’t have to share you with any other fur pups. He walks perfectly on leash and loves to explore. He is super friendly with all people he meets and likes to approach and say hi to everyone. If you are looking for a devoted fur companion, Sammy is your boy.

Our Mission

We are a 501(c)3 Pomeranian rescue located in the Sacramento Valley of Northern California. We rely solely on adoption fees and donations. The fee donated for your adopted loved one saves the next one from dying in a shelter. We pride ourselves in taking in the more challenging Poms that some consider less adoptable. ...