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Harriet is a tender-hearted, spicy-but-loving 10-year-old Chihuahua mix who bonds quickly with her person and would love a devoted family of her own. She enjoys couch time, car rides, neighborhood walks, and may enjoy trail walks too. She is learning that men can be friends—especially when snacks are involved—and will thrive with patience, a calm routine, and time to settle in.
Ideal Home
Harriet needs a patient family willing to help her adapt to new surroundings. She has good house manners but may need encouragement to potty outside during rainy weather.
Ongoing Health
- Recently completed a senior wellness exam with bloodwork.
- Received a dental with extractions of her remaining teeth.
- Spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines.
- Weighs 6 pounds.
Training & Support
- Bonds quickly with one person.
- Enjoys relaxing, car rides, and walks.
- Has good house manners and is still working on pottying outside in wet weather.
Application Details
- Applications must be approved before meet-and-greets.
- A patient home with a calm, predictable routine is preferred.
- Senior adoptions are generally limited to an approximately 200-mile radius of Stanwood, Washington, though the rescue may further limit the distance based on Harriet’s long-term needs.
- Out-of-state adoptions are limited to the Vancouver, BC area.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
- Approved adopters must pick Harriet up in Snohomish County, Washington.
- Canadian adopters must travel to Stanwood, Washington, to pick her up.
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Harriet needs a patient family that can provide a calm, predictable routine and give her time to adapt to her new surroundings.
She recently received a senior wellness exam with bloodwork, was spayed, and had a dental with extractions of her remaining teeth. She is also microchipped and up to date on vaccines.
Approved adopters must pick her up in Snohomish County, Washington. Canadian adopters must come to Stanwood, Washington.