Meet Snapper
Delightfully Derpy Meet Snapper, a lovable 7-year-old long-haired Chihuahua mix with a delightfully derpy smile, a big snuggle agenda, and a soft spot for cozy indoor life. Snapper is a sweet little guy with lots of love to give. He was found as a stray, so we do not know the story behind his crooked jaw, but it does not slow him down at mealtime as long as he has soft food. After spending time living rough, Snapper settled into indoor life surprisingly well and has become a big fan of soft beds, gentle attention, and the good life. He also gets along nicely with the small pack of pups in his foster home and loves joining the gang for walks. He may be little, but he is happy to trot along with his buddies and be part of the crew. We are still working on indoor marking, but he is a cooperative gentleman about wearing a belly band while he learns the ropes. Snapper is hoping for a family who will offer love, patience, soft meals, and plenty of belly rubs. In return, he will bring loyal companionship, daily tail wags, and the kind of quirky little smile that makes ordinary days brighter. Could Snapper be the snuggly sidekick your home has been waiting for?
Could Snapper be your senior soulmate?
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