Adoptable
Willow’s Pawsport
Chihuahua · Senior
Second Chance Dog Rescue · San Diego, CA
Senior
Age
Female
Sex
Small
Size
Chihuahua
Breed
Psst… hi! Willow here.
I may be cautious at first, but once you earn my trust, I bloom into your most devoted little shadow—I promise quiet afternoons together are worth the patient wait.
My notes say I'm a world-class cuddler, and I'd like that on the record.
I'm a seasoned soul, which is a fancy way of saying I've perfected the art of the afternoon nap and the grateful sigh.
Born and (almost) raised right here in San Diego.
Here's the thing — I can't tell if we'd truly click until I know a little about you. Sign in (it's free) and I'll size up your place, say hello to any dogs you've got — or be your very first — and give you my honest read on whether we'd be a match.
If all goes well, I could be curled up with my new pack by Thanksgiving — maybe yours, whether you adopt me or just help me get noticed.
Thanks for spending a minute with me. I'll be right here, tail ready, hoping it's you. — Willow
- Vaccinated
- House-Trained
- Good with Dogs
About Willow
Meet Willow. Willow is a lively 11 + year-old, 23 lb senior gal chihuahua mix who still has plenty of spark and curiosity. While she seems to be a one-person little lady, she's spunky, determined, and absolutely knows she deserves to be treated like a queen! She's not the most trusting, so establishing security and confidence between her and her person starts off slow, but once you're hers and she's yours, she is a very sweet, lovable and a loyal companion. Willow enjoys car rides, stroller adventures, and short walks. She gets along well with dogs and cats, though she might give a few barks to remind them to move aside — her vision isn't what it used to be, after all. Willow can be playful, affectionate and obedient, and she's house-trained and adaptable, and will quickly settles into your routine (and your heart). Arthritis in one of her back legs requires a daily medication, but it's nothing costly and easily available on Chewy with a prescription. No worries giving it to her in a little peanut butter. Her age also means more nap time, she loves her beds, is always ready to go for a ride in the car, and is a little slow on her walks, but that doesn't prevent her from wanting to go for daily strolls with her foster sister and brother. Because Willow has limited sight and hearing, she does best with a gentle, patient approach while she's getting to know you. Once she feels safe, she's an affectionate, loyal companion who just wants to be by your side. She's shown some food insecurity and does well when feeding her with a "slow feeder bowl". Willow would thrive in a calm home where she can be someone's cherished friend and constant companion. If you're someone that lives alone and misses the loving companionship of a sweet old lady, then consider giving Willow a Furever home. She will be your #1 and only for the rest of her days. Can you give Willow the very best golden years? She is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, and ready to find her forever family. Her adoption fee is $200.
Good to Know
Willow is listed by Second Chance Dog Rescue in San Diego, CA. The rescue handles the adoption — Pawsada helps the right family discover Willow.
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