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Meet Barkley, an adorable tiny terrier mix born on August 29, 2026. This sweet puppy enjoys playing with his sister Bonnie and snuggling with his foster parents. He is looking for a patient, loving family ready for the time and consistency that puppyhood requires.
Ideal Home
Barkley needs a family prepared to work on potty training, crate training, socialization, and basic manners. He enjoys other dogs and is reported to do well with children under 8. The rescue requires a home visit and can adopt only to families living in Chicago and surrounding suburbs.
Ongoing Health
The $550 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, a microchip, age-appropriate and required vaccinations, heartworm treatment, and any other necessary medical care.
Training & Support
Barkley is still learning the skills and routines of puppyhood. With love, patience, and consistency, he is expected to grow into a wonderful companion.
Application Details
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to start the adoption application process.
- The rescue reviews applications and reaches out when a suitable match is found.
- Home visits are part of the adoption process.
Transportation
Families must live in Chicago and surrounding suburbs; no transportation options are specified.
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Barkley is looking for a patient, loving family prepared for the time and consistency needed to raise a puppy, including potty training, crate training, socialization, and basic manners.
Barkley enjoys playing with his sister, is reported to do well with dogs, and is reported to do well with children under 8. His compatibility with cats and older children is unknown.
The $550 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, a microchip, age-appropriate and required vaccinations, heartworm treatment, and any other necessary medical care.
Yes. The rescue requires a home visit and can adopt only to families living in Chicago and surrounding suburbs.