Meet lobo dachshund mix
❤️ LOBO SITS PRETTY… BECAUSE HE’S BEGGING FOR A FOREVER HOME. When we first heard about 9-year-old Lobo, his owner was going through an incredibly difficult time and could no longer care for him. The message we received said: “I have a 9-year-old Chiweenie that I can no longer keep. I have recently been kicked out of my house and I’m not financially able to care for him at this time. I don’t have a vet at this time. Some things to note: he is not neutered and has possible dental issues.” They asked if we had room. Of course we said YES to this sweet boy. Lobo came to us needing the medical care he had gone without, and we made him a promise that we would take care of everything he needed. And now look at him! Lobo is officially FULLY VETTED AND READY FOR HIS FOREVER HOME! Complete bloodwork Neutered Dental surgery Vaccinations Gets along well with other dogs Lobo can be a little shy when he first meets new people, but give him a little time and patience and he warms up quickly. Once he realizes he’s safe, his sweet personality starts to shine. Because he can initially be unsure around new people, a home without young children would be best for Lobo. So he sits pretty and looks up at us with that adorable little face as if he’s asking: “Is it my turn yet?” We desperately want to tell him YES. Apply here: https://form.jotform.com/241745142308149
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