Trooper

Trooper is a red and white Chihuahua mix, he's 12 lbs and 12 years old. He's neutered and up to date on his vaccines and monthly preventatives. Trooper is receiving treatment for heartworms, his adopters receive his meds to continue his treatment.<br/><br/>Trooper is fostered in Jacksonville, FL. Read his full profile and submit an adoption application: https://www.fawnssmalldogrescue.org/adoptable-dogs/trooper<br/><br/>Trooper is as resilient as his name suggests! This sweet senior, likely dumped, found himself in a strange neighborhood. After completing a stray hold he was transferred to Fawn's.<br/><br/>Medically Trooper is doing well for a senior dog, he has a hernia and mild vision limitation. The vet said that the hernia isn't causing pain or affecting his quality of life. His vision limitation is a bit odd, he sees better in dim light. This means he can get startled more easily when it's bright. His foster is going to have him try some doggles, dog goggle sunglasses, to see if that helps him.<br/><br/>Trooper loves burrowing in blankets, cozying up with people, and most of all pets and scratches. He hasn't been tested with small children or cats, he's done well with his foster family's teen. He'd do best in a home with adults or dog-savvy teens as he can get startled by unexpected noises and movement. Cuddling and snuggling enthusiasts please apply!<br/><br/>Trooper is doing well with house and potty training. He's most successful when he gets to go out on a fairly regular schedule. He's happy to do his business on a leash or in a yard.<br/><br/>Trooper has done well with his big dog foster siblings, you can see a picture of all of them in his profile. He isn't interested in playing with them and will occasionally resource guard food from them. He'd be fine with doggie siblings, he'd adore the opportunity to be an only child.<br/><br/>Trooper's ideal home has adopters who are home frequently for snuggles and to help continue his house and potty training success. He can live with adults and would do fine with respectful teens. Trooper hasn't met any cats. He's rated for dogs big and small, he'd definitely enjoy being an only child. He's yard optional since he's happy to go potty on a leash

Trooper is a red and white Chihuahua mix, he's 12 lbs and 12 years old. He's neutered and up to date on his vaccines and monthly preventatives. Trooper is receiving treatment for heartworms, his adopters receive his meds to continue his treatment.

Trooper is fostered in Jacksonville, FL. Read his full profile and submit an adoption application: https://www.fawnssmalldogrescue.org/adoptable-dogs/trooper

Trooper is as resilient as his name suggests! This sweet senior, likely dumped, found himself in a strange neighborhood. After completing a stray hold he was transferred to Fawn's.

Medically Trooper is doing well for a senior dog, he has a hernia and mild vision limitation. The vet said that the hernia isn't causing pain or affecting his quality of life. His vision limitation is a bit odd, he sees better in dim light. This means he can get startled more easily when it's bright. His foster is going to have him try some doggles, dog goggle sunglasses, to see if that helps him.

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Trooper is a red and white Chihuahua mix, he's 12 lbs and 12 years old. He's neutered and up to date on his vaccines and monthly preventatives. Trooper is receiving treatment for heartworms, his adopters receive his meds to continue his treatment.

Trooper is fostered in Jacksonville, FL. Read his full profile and submit an adoption application: https://www.fawnssmalldogrescue.org/adoptable-dogs/trooper

Trooper is as resilient as his name suggests! This sweet senior, likely dumped, found himself in a strange neighborhood. After completing a stray hold he was transferred to Fawn's.

Medically Trooper is doing well for a senior dog, he has a hernia and mild vision limitation. The vet said that the hernia isn't causing pain or affecting his quality of life. His vision limitation is a bit odd, he sees better in dim light. This means he can get startled more easily when it's bright. His foster is going to have him try some doggles, dog goggle sunglasses, to see if that helps him.

Trooper loves burrowing in blankets, cozying up with people, and most of all pets and scratches. He hasn't been tested with small children or cats, he's done well with his foster family's teen. He'd do best in a home with adults or dog-savvy teens as he can get startled by unexpected noises and movement. Cuddling and snuggling enthusiasts please apply!

Trooper is doing well with house and potty training.