Tiny Tina

As you can see from her pictures, her legs were very deformed when she was pulled from a hoarding case and arrived to Woodstock. <br/><br/>After multiple casting we have been able to get them almost normal. While they are still not perfect they are definitely functional. <br/><br/>Tiny Tina came in yesterday for her spay and is now cleared for adoption! <br/><br/>Couple of things we absolutely must have in her new home....<br/><br/>1. Tina is a puppy. She needs a home with someone with the time and patience to train her. She lived the first 4 months of her life basically feral. <br/><br/>2. Tina is a wild child. She would love a dog friend in her new home but could also go without if she had a family committed to giving her the play time and attention she needs. *If there are other dogs in the home though, they will need to be very tolerant. Tina can be an annoying menace. <br/><br/>3. Tina will absolutely need further vet care and will need a home willing and able to provide that care and cover the costs that come with it. <br/><br/>*She has many retained baby teeth that will absolutely need removed when she finishes getting all her adult teeth in. This is not negotiable. Not addressing her dental needs will lead to her having terrible tartar and gum disease as she ages. <br/><br/>*She will also likely develop arthritis in her legs, possibly at an early age, and would benefit from a home that is willing and able to begin physical therapy with her now to prevent worse pain later.<br/><br/>I know this is a lot of *needs*. But this baby came from a horrible terrible life and we want to see her get the best life from here on out. <br/><br/>Please only apply if you are able to give Tiny Tina the life and care she deserves.<br/><br/>Breed: chihuahua mix<br/>Age: 5 months<br/>Weight: 4.5 lbs. <br/>Location: lexington ky<br/><br/>https://www.woodstockanimalfoundation.org/adopt-a-dog/

As you can see from her pictures, her legs were very deformed when she was pulled from a hoarding case and arrived to Woodstock.

After multiple casting we have been able to get them almost normal. While they are still not perfect they are definitely functional.

Tiny Tina came in yesterday for her spay and is now cleared for adoption!

Couple of things we absolutely must have in her new home....

1. Tina is a puppy. She needs a home with someone with the time and patience to train her. She lived the first 4 months of her life basically feral.

2. Tina is a wild child. She would love a dog friend in her new home but could also go without if she had a family committed to giving her the play time and attention she needs. *If there are other dogs in the home though, they will need to be very tolerant. Tina can be an annoying menace.

3. Tina will absolutely need further vet care and will need a home willing and able to provide that care and cover the costs tha

As you can see from her pictures, her legs were very deformed when she was pulled from a hoarding case and arrived to Woodstock.

After multiple casting we have been able to get them almost normal. While they are still not perfect they are definitely functional.

Tiny Tina came in yesterday for her spay and is now cleared for adoption!

Couple of things we absolutely must have in her new home....

1. Tina is a puppy. She needs a home with someone with the time and patience to train her. She lived the first 4 months of her life basically feral.

2. Tina is a wild child. She would love a dog friend in her new home but could also go without if she had a family committed to giving her the play time and attention she needs. *If there are other dogs in the home though, they will need to be very tolerant. Tina can be an annoying menace.

3. Tina will absolutely need further vet care and will need a home willing and able to provide that care and cover the costs that come with it.

*She has many retained baby teeth that will absolutely need removed when she finishes getting all her adult teeth in. This is not negotiable. Not addressing her dental needs will lead to her having terrible tartar and gum disease as she ages.

*She will also likely develop arthritis in her legs, possibly at an early age, and would benefit from a home that is