BENTLEY AND BABY--NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION.
BENTLEY AND BABY--NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION.
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About BENTLEY AND BABY--NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION.
Baby and Bentley are bonded Chihuahua siblings located in Thornhill, Ontario. They are part of a long-term foster program and are not available for adoption. They will remain together in the foster home where they have become comfortable and loved.
Ideal Home
Baby and Bentley are deeply bonded and find comfort in each other. Baby does not like other dogs in her space, while Bentley tolerates the resident Chihuahuas but does not interact or play with them. Both are extremely fearful of feet, sudden movements, and unexpected touch, and may scream or cower when frightened. Baby barks nervously when first approached and urinates submissively when nervous, excited, happy, or anxious. Bentley is more timid, urinates in the home, and marks territory, responding to gentle verbal correction. Both eat feces.
Ongoing Health
Their medical needs were attended to after they entered care. Both have been spayed or neutered, brought up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, and given dental care. Bentley’s fear-based screams were evaluated by a veterinarian, including head-to-toe X-rays, with no physical cause identified.
Training & Support
Baby and Bentley adore having the freedom to move around their foster home. They need patient, gentle handling and continued support to build confidence and trust. Bentley may scream when picked up and only allows his foster mother to pick him up when he is comfortable.
Application Details
- Baby and Bentley are not candidates for adoption.
- They are cared for through a long-term foster program and will remain in their current foster home.
- Support is available through sweater or blanket purchases, sponsorship, or donations toward their ongoing care.
Transportation
No transportation options are stated.
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Common questions
No. They are part of a long-term foster program and will remain together in their current foster home.
Baby does not like other dogs in her space and warns them off with a growl. Bentley tolerates the resident Chihuahuas but does not interact or play with them.
They need gentle, patient handling and continued support to build confidence and trust. Both are highly fearful of sudden movements and unexpected touch.
Support can include purchasing a sweater or blanket, becoming a sponsorship angel, or making a donation toward their ongoing care.
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