Salt Lake City Adoption Search Dogs Nuggie
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Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix
Adoptable Male Chihuahua/Mix

Adopt Nuggie

Dog, looks like
Chihuahua/Mix
Age
Senior, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Male
Color
Tan
Size
Small
Location
Salt Lake City
Nuggie is a 15-year-old Chihuahua with so much love to give! He’s a devoted companion who finds comfort in being close to his person, and truly thrives on that special one-on-one bond. He gets along well with other dogs and cats and brings a calm, easygoing presence to a quiet home. Nuggie will be happiest with someone who is around most of the time to help him feel safe and secure. Because of his sensitive nature, Nuggie needs an experienced, patient, adult-only home—ideally with one dedicated caregiver. He can be a bit particular about his space and handling at times, so he’ll do best with someone who understands small dogs and can read his cues, giving him the consistency and respect he needs to feel comfortable! In return, Nuggie will be a deeply loyal little companion who just wants a cozy place, a steady routine, and a person to love with his whole heart.
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