At a glance
A little about them
Meet Coco, a tiny Texan with a big personality! This 12-pound Chili Heeler blend—Heeler, Kelpie, and Chihuahua mix—has a soft red-and-tan coat, a bushy plume tail, and the clever mind of a miniature ranch hand.
Coco is hyper-expressive and uses her front paws to gesture while offering soft chatters. She loves supervising chores, collecting loose items from the floor, and snuggling during movies, reading, or naps. She enjoys running with kids, dogs, cats, and other critters, and chasing moving balls.
Coco is tactical, fiercely loyal, independent, and wonderfully entertaining. She recently recovered from having hardware removed from her hip/leg and is ready to meet her forever humans.
Ideal Home
- An active home that can provide puzzle toys and a secure yard.
- A family ready for a clever, playful dog with herding instincts and an escape-artist streak.
- Coco enjoys kids, dogs, cats, and other critters.
Ongoing Health
- Coco has recovered from having hardware removed from her hip/leg.
- She is vaccinated and spayed/neutered.
Training & Support
- Coco is house-trained and crate-trained.
- Her busy working brain benefits from puzzle toys and enrichment.
Application Details
- Local adoption fee in Texas: $300.
- Out-of-state adoption fee: $550, including transport to your area.
- Applications start by contacting Coco's provider through Wags.
Transportation
- Transport to the adopter's area is included in the $550 out-of-state adoption fee; the specific method and destination are not stated.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport to your area is included in the $550 out-of-state adoption fee.
Common questions
The local adoption fee in Texas is $300. The out-of-state adoption fee is $550 and includes transport to your area.
Coco is described as enjoying running with kids, dogs, cats, and other critters.
Coco needs an active home with puzzle toys and a secure yard to channel her clever, busy working brain.
Yes. Coco is listed as house-trained and crate-trained.
Coco recovered from having hardware removed from her hip/leg and is described as ready to find her forever humans.