Wallaby

Wallaby may not actually have a pouch, but she is absolutely carrying around a full supply of quiet charm, thoughtful observation, and just enough sass to keep things interesting. This 4-year-old Pekingese-Pug mix is a perfectly petite 11 pounds of soft fluff, expressive looks, and “I’m going to sit here and assess the situation” energy.<br/><br/>Wallaby isn’t the type to burst into a room demanding attention. She prefers a more refined approach—arrive, observe, form opinions. She’s a quiet watcher, the kind of girl who takes it all in with those wonderfully expressive eyes that seem to say, “I see what’s happening here… and I have thoughts.” It’s not shyness, it’s discernment. She simply believes in gathering data before fully committing, and honestly, that’s a level of emotional intelligence we can all respect.<br/><br/>New people and places might get the cautious side-eye at first, but don’t take it personally—it just means you haven’t unlocked her inner circle yet. And the fastest way in? Snacks. Wallaby is delightfully treat-motivated, which means she’s not just charming—she’s also highly trainable with the right incentives. Think of it less as bribery and more as a mutually beneficial negotiation.<br/><br/>Once she decides you’re worth her time (congrats in advance), Wallaby reveals her true self: a sweet, gentle soul who enjoys affection, calm companionship, and being near her people. She’s not loud about her love, but it’s steady, sincere, and all the more meaningful because she chooses to give it.<br/><br/>Her expressive little face deserves its own fan club. Whether she’s curious, skeptical, or quietly pleased with herself, you’ll always know exactly what she’s thinking—or at least you’ll think you do, which is half the fun.<br/><br/>Wallaby is already spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and tested negative on her 4DX for heartworm and tick-borne disease, so she’s fully ready to settle into her forever home.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a gentle, thoughtful companion who values quality time, good snacks, and a little emotional mystery, Wallaby is ready to hop right into your life—on her own very considered timeline.<br/><br/>Want to meet her? Please fill out our application at azhartt.org/adopt<br/><br/>Requirements include meeting everyone in the household, dog intros (if applicable), and a home check.<br/><br/>Adoption applications are approved on a best-fit basis.<br/><br/>We do not do out-of-state adoptions.<br/><br/>Adoption Fee: $450

Wallaby may not actually have a pouch, but she is absolutely carrying around a full supply of quiet charm, thoughtful observation, and just enough sass to keep things interesting. This 4-year-old Pekingese-Pug mix is a perfectly petite 11 pounds of soft fluff, expressive looks, and “I’m going to sit here and assess the situation” energy.

Wallaby isn’t the type to burst into a room demanding attention. She prefers a more refined approach—arrive, observe, form opinions. She’s a quiet watcher, the kind of girl who takes it all in with those wonderfully expressive eyes that seem to say, “I see what’s happening here… and I have thoughts.” It’s not shyness, it’s discernment. She simply believes in gathering data before fully committing, and honestly, that’s a level of emotional intelligence we can all respect.

New people and places might get the cautious side-eye at first, but don’t take it personally—it just means you haven’t unlocked her inner circle yet. And the fastest way in? Snacks. Wallaby is delightfully

Wallaby may not actually have a pouch, but she is absolutely carrying around a full supply of quiet charm, thoughtful observation, and just enough sass to keep things interesting. This 4-year-old Pekingese-Pug mix is a perfectly petite 11 pounds of soft fluff, expressive looks, and “I’m going to sit here and assess the situation” energy.

Wallaby isn’t the type to burst into a room demanding attention. She prefers a more refined approach—arrive, observe, form opinions. She’s a quiet watcher, the kind of girl who takes it all in with those wonderfully expressive eyes that seem to say, “I see what’s happening here… and I have thoughts.” It’s not shyness, it’s discernment. She simply believes in gathering data before fully committing, and honestly, that’s a level of emotional intelligence we can all respect.

New people and places might get the cautious side-eye at first, but don’t take it personally—it just means you haven’t unlocked her inner circle yet. And the fastest way in? Snacks. Wallaby is delightfully treat-motivated, which means she’s not just charming—she’s also highly trainable with the right incentives. Think of it less as bribery and more as a mutually beneficial negotiation.

Once she decides you’re worth her time (congrats in advance), Wallaby reveals her true self: a sweet, gentle soul who enjoys affection, calm companionship, and being near her people. She’s not loud about her