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$600

Birdie and Minnie BONDED PAIR BLIND DOGS

At a glance

BreedPoodle, Chihuahua
Age5 years
SexFemale
SizeSmall · 1–25 lb
Good withKids & dogs & cats
FromSan Francisco, CA

A little about them

Meet Birdie and Minnie, a tiny, blind bonded pair who navigate the world with trust, joy, and confidence. Once they learn their space, they explore with ease, follow their humans, and give endless snuggles and kisses.

Birdie is the gentle leader, and Minnie is her fluffy shadow. They play together, sleep together, and even share a food bowl. They must be adopted together.

Ideal Home

They are looking for a calm home with predictable routines and baby gates for stairs. A gentle sighted dog would ideally help guide them. Adoptions are limited to the Northern California and San Francisco Bay Area.

Ongoing Health

Both dogs are blind, and an eye specialist believes they have been blind since birth. They are both spayed and recently had dental cleanings.

Training & Support

They explore confidently after learning their surroundings. Their foster family will guide their adopters through everything they need to know.

Application Details

  • Birdie and Minnie must be adopted together.
  • The suggested tax-deductible donation for the pair is $600.
  • Start by contacting the provider through Wags to begin the adoption application.

Transportation

Meet-and-greets take place at their Palo Alto foster home, where they feel safe.

Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by Grateful Dogs Rescue.

Know the breed

Exercise60 min/day, Moderate activity
CoatCurly
TrainabilityVery trainable
Lifespan10-18 years
Living spaceApartment, Condo, House
$600Birdie and Minnie BONDED PAIR BLIND DOGS's fee
$427Wags' Poodle price estimate

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Pickup & transport

Meet-and-greets take place in their Palo Alto foster home where they feel safe.

Common questions

Yes. They are a deeply bonded pair who play, sleep, and even share a food bowl together, so they must be adopted together.