Dogs for Adoption
Lilo and Stitch: The Unbreakable Bond of Two Tiny Explorers
Lilo and Stitch, two small but inseparable dogs, share a unique and heartwarming connection. Despite their contrasting personalities, the pair always find comfort in each other's presence, creating an unspoken language of trust and companionship.
Lilo, the more timid of the two, tends to be a bit more cautious, always keeping a watchful eye on their
surroundings and on Stitch. Her gentle nature often has her seeking out safe spaces, though she’s never far from Stitch, who offers a sense of security. Lilo’s keen awareness and quiet demeanor make her the perfect counterbalance to Stitch’s more adventurous spirit.
Stitch, on the other hand, is the curious explorer of the duo. With a sense of wonder and excitement, he’s always eager to investigate new sights, sounds, and smells. While Lilo may pause before venturing into unknown territory, Stitch eagerly leads the way. His curiosity often draws him away from their shared space, but he never strays too far, always turning back to check on Lilo and ensure she’s close behind. Wherever one goes, the other is never far behind, reinforcing the unshakable bond they share. Their friendship is a testament to the strength found in quiet support and adventurous curiosity, each dog finding a sense of safety and joy in the other’s company.
Meet Tina!
Tina is a 2-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier mix who completely defies the typical breed stereotypes! She’s a total sweetheart—so affectionate with both people and other dogs. When new people come into her home, she’ll shower them with kisses—she’s just that loving! Tina does get a bit excited and tends to jump up, so we're looking for a family with older children who can handle her enthusiasm without any risk of falling.
Tina is fully potty trained and has never had any accidents in the house. She is also a s very quite dog that is hard to make to bark even when other dogs might barks at her-she just wags her butt. Tina’s not a fan of squirrels or wild animals like raccoons, but that’s totally normal for most dogs. She’s currently scheduled to be spayed in 4 days, and then she’ll begin her heartworm treatment. When she was found, Tina had adult heartworms, but she’s otherwise healthy and happy. She’s been tested for other conditions, and we’re making sure she gets all the care she needs.
Tina is looking for a loving home where she can continue to thrive and be the happy, affectionate dog she is. Could that be with you? Fill out an adoption application from our website. Do you have any extra questions? Text Katsia (561)889-0366
