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Adoptable Female Chihuahua/Mixed Breed (Small)
Adoptable Female Chihuahua/Mixed Breed (Small)

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Dog, looks like
Chihuahua/Mixed Breed (Small)
Age
Senior, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Black
Size
Small
Location
Sanctuary
Juliet #33524 is a petite little sweetheart who was found as a stray, and it’s believed her owner may have been hospitalized. 💕 Despite her situation, Juliet has such a gentle and loving spirit. She’s often found either happily “booping” around her kennel or all snuggled up in her blanket. Juliet is easy to handle and a dream on leash—she walks at a slow, tiny trot and is just as happy to be carried in your arms. She absolutely loves being close to her person, whether that’s sitting in your lap, soaking up attention, or curling up in a cozy bed with blankets to burrow into. 🐾 She’s calm and friendly when passing other dogs, showing quiet interest and likely doing best with another small, gentle companion like herself. Juliet is still learning the basics, but she’s easy to manage and eager to be loved. If you’re looking for a cuddly, low-key companion who just wants to be close and adored, Juliet is your girl! 🐶💖
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