Meet Tiny! He is a little senior chihuahua with a serious face, quiet charm, and a whole lot more personality than he first lets on. Tiny came to Noah's Arks Rescue after being hit by a car and needing medical care his previous home could no longer provide. He has recovered beautifully and is now ready for a quiet, loving home where he can feel safe, included, and adored. Tiny may strut around with a slightly important gentleman expression, but do not be fooled. Underneath that look is a sweet little dog who loves company. He enjoys being part of our Littles playgroup and seems to get along with just about everybody. Tiny recently spent a few nights in a home with three much larger dogs and did wonderfully. He slept peacefully, enjoyed gentle walks, explored the yard, and was nothing but nice to everyone. He has changed at least one person's view of chihuahuas completely. Tiny loves being a confident little explorer on walks and in the backyard. When it is time to cuddle, he will disappear into a blanket and settle in for serious snuggle time. Tiny is funny, social, snuggly, and quietly wonderful. He is simply looking for comfort, kindness, and someone who understands that trust takes a little time.
Ideal Home
Tiny would do best in a quiet, loving home where he can feel safe, included, and adored.
Ongoing Health
Tiny is a survivor of being hit by a car and needed medical care. He has recovered beautifully.
Training & Support
Tiny understands the basics of living in a home and stays clean most nights. He may need some initial guidance and a consistent routine as he settles in. Tiny can be sensitive about handling and may nip if he feels uncomfortable or rushed, especially before he fully trusts someone. This is a small issue that a patient, chihuahua-savvy adopter could manage well by handling him respectfully and giving him time to trust.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Learn more at www.noahs-arks.net/nar-application
Transportation
Tiny is located at our rehabilitation center in Ridgeland, S.C. We do adopt out-of-state via ground-only transport.
