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Meet Titus

AFTER NINE YEARS, TITUS HAS LOST THE ONLY HOME HE’S EVER KNOWN. At 9 years old, Titus should be curled up in a familiar lap, feeling safe and loved. Instead, this little Chihuahua mix was surrendered by his owner alongside his brother, Toby. His whole world has changed. Titus weighs 19 pounds, is fully vetted and potty trained. He deserves a soft bed, a loving family, and the security of knowing he’s home for good. Nine years old is no age to start over—but he still has so much love to give. ❤️ Titus and Toby are available for adoption separately. Could you open your home and heart to one of these boys? If you’re interested in adopting Titus, please email wendee@sterlingtile.net. Please share to help Titus find someone who will cherish him through his golden years.

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Titus

BreedChihuahuaSexMaleSizeSmallAge9 years
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Trinity GAP Club
500 N. Industrial Blvd.Euless, TX 76039

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(817) 685-1594

trinitygapclub@gmail.com

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