adopted

Shaggy

Adult
Male
Small

About Shaggy

Portland, OR

Breed

Chihuahua&DachshundMix

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Coat: Short

Brown / Chocolate

Behavior

Shaggy’s Compatibility

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Shaggy's Story

My name is Shaggy approximately six years old. I have had lots of changes in my life. My foster mom finds me delightful and says I have no bad habits! I guess she means that I know to do my business outside, I love the dogs at her house and the dog park, I am good with cats and I listen really well. My favorite thing is to sleep under the covers with my foster mom. I can be a bit growly when the vet handles me but it makes me scared.<br/><br/>I had a dental to clean my teeth, I am up to date on my vaccines, microchipped and all ready for my new home. If you are interested in meeting me please send in an application or visit our website mywayhomedogrescue.org to download one! and my foster mom will set up a time to meet! My adoption fee is $300 and I am available for adoption in the Portland area.

My name is Shaggy approximately six years old. I have had lots of changes in my life. My foster mom finds me delightful and says I have no bad habits! I guess she means that I know to do my business outside, I love the dogs at her house and the dog park, I am good with cats and I listen really well. My favorite thing is to sleep under the covers with my foster mom. I can be a bit growly when the vet handles me but it makes me scared.

I had a dental to clean my teeth, I am up to date on my vaccines, microchipped and all ready for my new home. If you are interested in meeting me please send in an application or visit our website mywayhomedogrescue.org to download one! and my foster mom will set up a time to meet! My adoption fee is $300 and I am available for adoption in the Portland area.

Our Mission

We are a small group of volunteers located in and around Portland, OR, helping one dog at a time. Dogs are housed in volunteer foster homes to assess their behavior and level of training, and to develop their basic social skills. They often have exposure to other pets and people that they would not get in a shelter setting....