Charles

Charles looks like somebody stretched a five-pound stuffed animal into the shape of a real dog and accidentally gave it the emotional depth of a divorced park ranger. This lanky little Terrier mix was born January 23rd and has somehow become both the tallest and the clingiest member of Macie’s Babies, which is a dangerously lovable combination. While the rest of the puppies are outside conducting full-contact backyard nonsense, Charles has dedicated himself to a different lifestyle entirely: being held like a baby at all times possible. You pick this puppy up and he just melts. Not halfway either. Fully. Like warm butter on a dinner roll. Charles settles into your arms like he finally made it home from a long career working offshore oil rigs. He will stay there peacefully for as long as you’ll let him, perfectly content just being close to you.

Charles was fluffier than the rest of the litter from the very beginning, and now with his longer legs and scruffy little coat, he looks like a tiny dog somebody sketched from memory after seeing a terrier once in 1997. We suspect he may actually be the son of another dog we rescued off the same property named Tuffy because the resemblance is wild. Same soft affectionate personality. Same sweet face. Same “I would like to become emotionally codependent with my family immediately” energy. Tuffy is gray and white. Charles showed up looking like a toasted cinnamon Pop-Tart with legs. This puppy is special. He’s playful, social, deeply affectionate, and already has that rare quality where he feels naturally connected to people. Outside, he loves playing with the other dogs, exploring the yard, wrestling with his siblings, and participating in whatever important tiny puppy business is happening that day. But inside? He settles beautifully and seems happiest just being near his people.

Ideal Home

We would especially love to see Charles go into a home with another playful pup because he absolutely loves other dogs and naturally gravitates toward companionship. We recommend homes with children 10 years and over to ensure the best fit for both the pets and families involved.

Ongoing Health

No specific health conditions are mentioned.

Training & Support

Charles is described as playful, social, and deeply affectionate. He settles beautifully inside and is happiest near his people.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• Once your application is received, we will review it and reach out to set up an interview with one of our volunteers.
• If you have additional questions, please email us at SaintMuttsInquiries@gmail.com.

Transporation

Charles is currently being fostered in Texas and will be transported to the perfect forever home by our rescue. We have transports departing each week.