This precious little handful of happiness is Leeloo!  Leeloo is a tan, female, Chihuahua mix puppy that weighs approximately 7 lbs.  Leeloo was born 1/29/2017.

Leeloo is a delight.  She has a beautiful disposition and makes a friend out of everyone she meets.  She gets along with cats, dogs, people and children.  She is very playful.  She likes to play with stuffed animals.  She enjoys playing chase and wrestling with another dog in her foster home that is a few pounds heavier than she is.  Leeloo likes to take tiny breaks in play to go sneak a kiss to her person.  Once she receives a snuggle and a reassuring pat from her person she’s back to check on the what the other pups in the house are doing and ready to resume play. 

Leeloo fancies herself a bit of an acrobat.   She can climb up and out of a x-pen – no problem!  When you discover her free of her confines she will greet you with a smile and a wagging tail.  “Don’t cage me in” is her theme song.  She does kennel at night but she will want regular access to her people during the day so she can visit them for reassurance, kisses and lots of cuddles.  She will require a soft blanket for cuddling too.  After all, she’s just a baby girl!

Leeloo is doing well on her potty training.  She uses the doggy door and a potty pad inside.  She is still a puppy though so her people will have to work with her to complete her potty training.  Leeloo does not like to share edible treats.  For example, if you give her a bully stick…don’t expect to get it back.  She loves’m!  She’ll pipe right up and let you know that it’s now hers forever.  I mean, that’s normal right? Who likes to share a bully stick?

Leeloo is spayed, up-to-date on vaccines, dewormed and comes with a lifetime registration microchip.  Leeloo’s adoption fee is $250.  If you would like to meet / adopt Leeloo please complete an online adoption form on the Animal Rescue Friends website.   http://www.animalrescuefriends.org/

***Puppies require a lot of time, attention and companionship.  If you need to leave the dog alone for extended periods of time, please consider adopting an older dog.

http://www.animalrescuefriends.org/adoption-application.html