Victor
Chihuahua, German Shepherd Dog
Victor
Chihuahua, German Shepherd Dog
Price not listed
A Friend In Need Small Breed Rescue
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A little about them
Meet Victor, a happy, fox-like mixed-breed sweetheart! This one-year-old, 15-pound boy may be shy at first, but once he warms up, he is playful, goofy, loyal, and full of charm. He loves toys, enjoys playing with dogs his size, and is friendly with cats. Just keep Crocs and flip-flops out of reach—Victor is a certified Croc fiend!
Ideal Home
Victor is looking for a loving home that appreciates his resilient spirit and minor special needs. He can be a little shy initially but becomes a playful companion once comfortable.
Ongoing Health
Victor was hit by a car earlier in life, and his spine healed without proper treatment. He has fully recovered, walks normally, and is healthy and active, though he has a slight hunchback. He also has paraphimosis, meaning his penis may occasionally remain visible. Corrective surgery has been completed, and the condition does not cause pain or limit his quality of life. A belly band or sweater can be used for protection if needed. Victor is neutered and up to date on core vaccinations and preventatives.
Training & Support
Victor is a potty-training superstar with zero accidents in his foster home. He loves toys and enjoys playtime with other pups his size.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $0
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Victor promises a lifetime of loyalty, laughter, and fox-like charm.
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Victor is one year old and weighs 15 pounds.
Yes. Victor is cat friendly and enjoys playing with other dogs his size.
Victor has a slight hunchback from a historical spinal injury and has paraphimosis. He has fully recovered from the injury, walks normally, and underwent corrective surgery for paraphimosis; the condition may still occasionally be visible but does not cause pain or limit his quality of life.
Yes. He had zero accidents in his foster home and is described as a potty-training superstar.
