Adoptable

Malorie in FL’s Pawsport
Dachshund · Adult
All American Dachshund Rescue · Shelbyville, TN
Adult
Age
Female
Sex
Small
Size
Dachshund
Breed
Oh — hi! Malorie in FL here.
I still can't believe I get a second chance—I'm bouncy, I'm ready for walks and playtime, and I promise to be the best tiny shadow in your fenced yard!
My file says I've got energy to spare — adventure buddy applications now open.
I've been holding down the fort in Shelbyville, hoping someone like you would wander by.
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.
With a little luck, Labor Day could be my first one in a real home — possibly with you, or with someone you send my way.
Thanks for stopping by and giving me a moment — it honestly made my whole day. — Malorie in FL
- Vaccinated
- House-trained
- Good with dogs
- Good with kids
Best in a cat-free home
About Malorie in FL
Malorie is a five-year-old black and tan smooth-coated dachshund weighing 10.58 pounds. She came to the rescue pregnant and has since been spayed, received a dental, and is up to date on all vaccinations. Though a little shy at first, she warms up quickly and loves attention and playtime—she is an active girl who enjoys walks and play rather than being a couch potato. Malorie does well on a housetrained schedule, is crate trained, and is working on leash training. She would thrive in a home with a fenced yard, another small adult-friendly dog (male or female), and someone who can be home most of the time; she is best suited for families with children ten and older and cannot live with cats.
Good to know
Malorie in FL is listed by All American Dachshund Rescue in Shelbyville, TN. The rescue handles the adoption — Pawsada helps the right family discover Malorie in FL.
Listing provided via RescueGroups.org. Details are maintained by the listing rescue and may change.







