Chihuahua puppies and dogs in Mcfarland, Wisconsin

Johnny is being fostered in VA. Only read about Johnny if you are looking for a sweet, gentle, small dog to add to your family! There are so many good things to share about Johnny but, first, it is important to know his history. Johnny lost his Kerrville, Texas home on July 4th when his community experienced catastrophic flooding. Johnny landed in the area shelter and the shelter staff, once they determined Johnny’s Texas family was unable to care for him, realized Johnny was blind, and reached out to the Blind Dog Rescue to request foster placement. Plans were made and Johnny soon traveled to his Virginia Blind Dog Rescue foster home. His transport to Virginia was long – two days of traveling one weekend, a week in a temporary foster home in Alabama, and then one more travel day to get to Virginia. Without exception, every driver plus his temporary foster family said Johnny is a great traveler and such a sweet boy. Now that you know his history, here are some good things to share about Johnny: -has a coat the color of a penny! So beautiful! -housetrained 99% of the time! -crate trained -good with other dogs -aware of cats but ignores -great eater -good traveler in the car -does well at the vet -loves head rubs -sleeps quietly all night -and is a very quiet dog during the day! He has barked just a few times since arriving in his foster home (that happens about once every other week, when he is excited about meal prep). If you are still interested in this special little guy (we hope you are!), here are more details about Johnny, including his health history. Johnny quickly learned the daily routine in his foster home. He is waiting at our feet when breakfast and dinner are being prepared. He is also standing in the kitchen for mid-day snack. He knows every evening it is “sofatime” – a time when he is on the sofa with the other three dogs in the house and his foster mom too. He curls up and takes a nap, although does enjoy a head rub. And, at the end of the day, he goes right to sleep in his bed in his crate, and never makes a sound, sleeping all night and keeping his crate dry. He needs to be carried up and down steps. Johnny likes to sniff around outside but generally does his business and is ready to go back in. He is from Texas so is a little uncertain about wet and cool weather but he is getting acclimated! The best thing about Johnny is his personality. While he enjoys playing and gets excited at mealtime, he is generally very low-key, very gentle, and very sweet. He has started giving kisses too. Like many rescue dogs, Johnny had a few medical issues that needed to be addressed when he first arrived. He was missing hair on his back and hair missing on top of his tail too, likely due to a former flea infestation. His hair is growing back. Johnny also has had dry skin and has some small lumps and bumps like many older dogs have with no concerns with them at this time. His skin has improved over the past couple of months. He is on no medication at this time. Johnny needed a dental and had two large lumps plus a small one that needed removal. Johnny had those procedures completed and he did very well, with a good recovery. The lumps were benign but of course he (like all dogs) need their lumps – and areas where lumps were removed - to be monitored. When Johnny first came to his foster home, he had a quiet, brief cough once or twice a day. The vet said this could be a mild trachea collapse, could be allergies, or could be mild bronchitis. At that point, she said it was happening so rarely that no treatment was needed. She also said his lungs are clear and his heart sounds good. If the cough increases in frequency, the next step will be a chest x-ray. However, since early September, the cough now happens maybe just a couple times a week! Much better! Johnny also does some reverse sneezing. In early September, Johnny had a sudden onset of vestibular syndrome. For those interested in adopting Johnny and/or if you have questions about vestibular syndrome, speak with your vet. It is a relatively common condition. Johnny developed a head tilt to the left and began doing some circling to the left. He also had nystagmus (rapid eye movements). His appetite was not affected; he still loves to eat. The vet said Johnny has a mild case of vestibular syndrome and his symptoms have improved (the nystagmus has almost disappeared). He still has a left head tilt (slowly improving) and he still tends to walk in circles to the left, and this can make it challenging for him to walk on a leash. But recently he has just begun to turn his head to the right and walk to the right! The vet said in September he may have a lingering head tilt but he should not be circling as much as time passes. It is important to know that mild vestibular syndrome is not life-threatening. Before Johnny had vestibular syndrome, he was great with housetraining. Once the vestibular symptoms started, he began to have occasional accidents in the house. In the last couple of weeks (as of early November 2025), Johnny has been doing much better and now rarely has an accident! Johnny hopes that someone out there can see beyond the turn of his head (because of the vestibular syndrome) and realize he is such a special, sweet boy, so deserving of a forever home where he will be loved and spoiled!! A couple pictures on Johnny’s profile on the BDRA website show his current head tilt/turn (as of early November 2025). Johnny can hear but cannot see at all. His eyes have some very minimal clear drainage at times but are healthy. His eye pressure is normal (no glaucoma) and he does not have dry eye. He had eye ulcers when leaving the shelter but those have resolved. Good things about Johnny’s health: -teeth are in good shape now -heartworm negative -healthy eyes and ears (his ears had a deep cleaning when he had his dental) -no concerns with his bloodwork -healthy heart (normal ECG) -vestibular syndrome symptoms improving and is not life-threatening. We don’t know Johnny’s history before he arrived at the Texas shelter and so – as it is with any rescue dog – we can’t predict what the future holds for his health. Johnny has not spent time with children and, although he is such a nice dog, he should be adopted in a home with older children or adults only. And he should always be supervised when he is with young children, as all dogs should be. If you think you can provide this sweet, gentle dog the wonderful forever home he deserves, please fill out an application today! BDRA has voted against the use of electrical fencing effective immediately. .

Happy, affectionate and active playful Chiweenie looking for a nice family with another dog or can be only dog! Please contact us to submit an application directly at Kzyrnr17@yahoo.com or info@dogdiggityrescue.com or https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HTX/Dog Carla is a 1 yr old 10lb Chiweenie (we think). She is a beautiful brindle and outgoing gal that loves other dogs, people and couches. She loves playing with other dogs her size and energy level and hanging out with her people. She will require a securely fenced yard. Small dog experience is required and no small children please. L & S Dog Diggity Rescue is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, where there are over 800,000 homeless pets. We save homeless and abandoned dogs and find them loving forever homes in other areas, where pet homelessness is not epidemic. All of our pets are located here, in San Antonio, and we partner with rescues to provide transportation for our pets to their new homes. Our adoption fee includes vet care (vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchipping, etc), as well as transportation and health certificate. Please contact us to ask about our adoption process and our adoption fees.

Johnny is being fostered in VA. Only read about Johnny if you are looking for a sweet, gentle, small dog to add to your family! There are so many good things to share about Johnny but, first, it is important to know his history. Johnny lost his Kerrville, Texas home on July 4th when his community experienced catastrophic flooding. Johnny landed in the area shelter and the shelter staff, once they determined Johnny’s Texas family was unable to care for him, realized Johnny was blind, and reached out to the Blind Dog Rescue to request foster placement. Plans were made and Johnny soon traveled to his Virginia Blind Dog Rescue foster home. His transport to Virginia was long – two days of traveling one weekend, a week in a temporary foster home in Alabama, and then one more travel day to get to Virginia. Without exception, every driver plus his temporary foster family said Johnny is a great traveler and such a sweet boy. Now that you know his history, here are some good things to share about Johnny: -has a coat the color of a penny! So beautiful! -housetrained 99% of the time! -crate trained -good with other dogs -aware of cats but ignores -great eater -good traveler in the car -does well at the vet -loves head rubs -sleeps quietly all night -and is a very quiet dog during the day! He has barked just a few times since arriving in his foster home (that happens about once every other week, when he is excited about meal prep). If you are still interested in this special little guy (we hope you are!), here are more details about Johnny, including his health history. Johnny quickly learned the daily routine in his foster home. He is waiting at our feet when breakfast and dinner are being prepared. He is also standing in the kitchen for mid-day snack. He knows every evening it is “sofatime” – a time when he is on the sofa with the other three dogs in the house and his foster mom too. He curls up and takes a nap, although does enjoy a head rub. And, at the end of the day, he goes right to sleep in his bed in his crate, and never makes a sound, sleeping all night and keeping his crate dry. He needs to be carried up and down steps. Johnny likes to sniff around outside but generally does his business and is ready to go back in. He is from Texas so is a little uncertain about wet and cool weather but he is getting acclimated! The best thing about Johnny is his personality. While he enjoys playing and gets excited at mealtime, he is generally very low-key, very gentle, and very sweet. He has started giving kisses too. Like many rescue dogs, Johnny had a few medical issues that needed to be addressed when he first arrived. He was missing hair on his back and hair missing on top of his tail too, likely due to a former flea infestation. His hair is growing back. Johnny also has had dry skin and has some small lumps and bumps like many older dogs have with no concerns with them at this time. His skin has improved over the past couple of months. He is on no medication at this time. Johnny needed a dental and had two large lumps plus a small one that needed removal. Johnny had those procedures completed and he did very well, with a good recovery. The lumps were benign but of course he (like all dogs) need their lumps – and areas where lumps were removed - to be monitored. When Johnny first came to his foster home, he had a quiet, brief cough once or twice a day. The vet said this could be a mild trachea collapse, could be allergies, or could be mild bronchitis. At that point, she said it was happening so rarely that no treatment was needed. She also said his lungs are clear and his heart sounds good. If the cough increases in frequency, the next step will be a chest x-ray. However, since early September, the cough now happens maybe just a couple times a week! Much better! Johnny also does some reverse sneezing. In early September, Johnny had a sudden onset of vestibular syndrome. For those interested in adopting Johnny and/or if you have questions about vestibular syndrome, speak with your vet. It is a relatively common condition. Johnny developed a head tilt to the left and began doing some circling to the left. He also had nystagmus (rapid eye movements). His appetite was not affected; he still loves to eat. The vet said Johnny has a mild case of vestibular syndrome and his symptoms have improved (the nystagmus has almost disappeared). He still has a left head tilt (slowly improving) and he still tends to walk in circles to the left, and this can make it challenging for him to walk on a leash. But recently he has just begun to turn his head to the right and walk to the right! The vet said in September he may have a lingering head tilt but he should not be circling as much as time passes. It is important to know that mild vestibular syndrome is not life-threatening. Before Johnny had vestibular syndrome, he was great with housetraining. Once the vestibular symptoms started, he began to have occasional accidents in the house. In the last couple of weeks (as of early November 2025), Johnny has been doing much better and now rarely has an accident! Johnny hopes that someone out there can see beyond the turn of his head (because of the vestibular syndrome) and realize he is such a special, sweet boy, so deserving of a forever home where he will be loved and spoiled!! A couple pictures on Johnny’s profile on the BDRA website show his current head tilt/turn (as of early November 2025). Johnny can hear but cannot see at all. His eyes have some very minimal clear drainage at times but are healthy. His eye pressure is normal (no glaucoma) and he does not have dry eye. He had eye ulcers when leaving the shelter but those have resolved. Good things about Johnny’s health: -teeth are in good shape now -heartworm negative -healthy eyes and ears (his ears had a deep cleaning when he had his dental) -no concerns with his bloodwork -healthy heart (normal ECG) -vestibular syndrome symptoms improving and is not life-threatening. We don’t know Johnny’s history before he arrived at the Texas shelter and so – as it is with any rescue dog – we can’t predict what the future holds for his health. Johnny has not spent time with children and, although he is such a nice dog, he should be adopted in a home with older children or adults only. And he should always be supervised when he is with young children, as all dogs should be. If you think you can provide this sweet, gentle dog the wonderful forever home he deserves, please fill out an application today! BDRA has voted against the use of electrical fencing effective immediately. .

Happy, affectionate and active playful Chiweenie looking for a nice family with another dog or can be only dog! Please contact us to submit an application directly at Kzyrnr17@yahoo.com or info@dogdiggityrescue.com or https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HTX/Dog Carla is a 1 yr old 10lb Chiweenie (we think). She is a beautiful brindle and outgoing gal that loves other dogs, people and couches. She loves playing with other dogs her size and energy level and hanging out with her people. She will require a securely fenced yard. Small dog experience is required and no small children please. L & S Dog Diggity Rescue is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, where there are over 800,000 homeless pets. We save homeless and abandoned dogs and find them loving forever homes in other areas, where pet homelessness is not epidemic. All of our pets are located here, in San Antonio, and we partner with rescues to provide transportation for our pets to their new homes. Our adoption fee includes vet care (vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchipping, etc), as well as transportation and health certificate. Please contact us to ask about our adoption process and our adoption fees.

Katie is a 15 pound chiweenie-ish mixed dog? She’s about 5 years old and does well with all dogs. Loves to snuggle in bed! Currently in Oklahoma but coming to Wisconsin soon.  ##2596289##

Meet Hemingway Nickname: Hemmy Breed: Chihuahua Rescue: Albert’s Dog Lounge Age: Senior Weight: 8 lbs Fun fact: He likes to sit on your shoulder like a parrot. He’s looking to help you live out your pirate dreams, ahoy me matey! Foster home: Madison, WI Activity level: Moderate Friendly with: Dogs, preferably of similar size (not cat tested). Small children/fast movements scare him, so a home without children is best for Hemingway. Sleep style: Curled up in crate overnight, couch napped during the day Meals: 1/4 cup of kibble in AM and PM Snore-o-meter: 0/10 Bark-o-meter: 1/10 Shedding meter: 1/10 Best feature: His gorgeous coloring Signature color: Teal blue, makes his chocolate brown fur “pop” Walk out song: Paparazzi - Lady Gaga Favorite season: Summer, loves fun in the sun and the heat. Classic chi! Personality: Snuggly, curious, protective, Velcro pup Loves: To be near his people, snacks, exploring the yard, sunbathing Bucket list: Writing the next great American novel Neutered ✅ Microchipped ✅ Housebroken when kept on schedule ✅ Takes treats gently ✅ Crate trained ✅ UTD on vaccinations ✅ UTD on preventatives ✅ Hemingway is a sweet little guy with big dog energy. He does not like quick movements or being grabbed at (will nip) and tends to “guard” his person. Because of this, he would do best in a home without kids. When he feels safe, he’s a cuddle bug! Hemingway is ready for his forever home, could you be the right home for him? Albert's Dog Lounge is a specialty rescue focusing primarily on senior and special needs dogs. Our process includes an approved application, reference checks, a homevisit, and then a meet and greet with the dog. Adoption fee is $300, ($550 for a pair). Learn more about Albert's Dog Lounge, our mission, and adoption policies by visiting Albertsdoglounge.org. Begin your application process by copying this link into your web browser: https://www.albertsdoglounge.org/apply WI Dept. Of Agriculture License Number: 474085-DS NOTE ABOUT AGING A DOG: Aging a dog, based on looking at them, is unreliable and usually inaccurate. We get to know each dog as an individual and will do our best to describe each of our dogs based on personality and their needs. Puppy - Under 6 months Young Adult - 6 months to 2 years Adult - 2 years to 8 years Senior - 8 years to 12 years Golden Oldie - 12+ years

Meet Joseph! Nickname: The 11th Son (go brush up on your Broadway musicals if you don't know!) Breed: Chihuahua mix Rescue: Albert’s Dog Lounge Age: Senior Weight: 18 lbs Foster home: Stoughton, IL Activity level: Low Friendly with: Dogs, cats, and respectful children. Sleep style: Prefers larger dog beds, or a larger crate inside a dog bed Meals: 3 freeze dried small batch turkey patties morning and evening, plus a bedtime snack. Joseph LOVES snacks Bark-o-meter: 2/10 Shedding meter: 1/10 Best features: His singing voice. Just kidding, my expressive ears and my mighty tail waggle tie for first place! Favorite season: I do enjoy a leisurely early summer walk but am not a fan of pollen Signature color: Technicolor Fashion: Definitely a Dreamcoat. Or any hand woven, cozy clothes. Walk out song: Go, Go, Go Joseph (the chorus part) Fun fact: If Joseph had a job, he would be a dream interpreter. Or a food critic who would likely give everyone a five star review! Personality: playful, goofy, couch potato, sweet, shy, attention hog :) Neutered Microchipped Crate trained (large crates only please! Mostly housebroken, but will need a belly band when acclimating to a new house as he will mark for the first few days. Might not be a bad idea overnight also UTD on vaccinations UTD on preventatives Joseph is such a wonderful boy! He has had a rough go of things but is so resilient! He had a broken pelvis in April 2025 and a broken leg in August 2025, but has recovered and is doing so well. He does have some potential allergies that we are trying Benadryl to help with, and is cat friendly despite having a foster kitty sibling that likes to smack him around. He is a stage 2-3 clinger during his first few days of decompression in a new home then settles down. He is a happy boy who dances for his meals. Albert's Dog Lounge is a specialty rescue focusing primarily on senior and special needs dogs. Our process includes an approved application, reference checks, a homevisit, and then a meet and greet with the dog. Adoption fee is $300, ($550 for a pair). Learn more about Albert's Dog Lounge, our mission, and adoption policies by visiting Albertsdoglounge.org. Begin your application process by copying this link into your web browser: https://www.albertsdoglounge.org/apply WI Dept. Of Agriculture License Number: 474085-DS NOTE ABOUT AGING A DOG: Aging a dog, based on looking at them, is unreliable and usually inaccurate. We get to know each dog as an individual and will do our best to describe each of our dogs based on personality and their needs. Puppy - Under 6 months Young Adult - 6 months to 2 years Adult - 2 years to 8 years Senior - 8 years to 12 years Golden Oldie - 12+ years

Meet Phillip! Nickname: Philly Cheese Fun Fact: Phillip will most definitely set the pace on walks. Don’t think it is up to you! Rescue: Albert's Dog Lounge Age: Golden Oldie Weight: 10 lbs Health issues: Watching liver levels, only medication is Denamarin ($32 per month on Chewy) History: Phillip was surrendered with 4 other dogs to Tennessee shelter Foster home: Fitchburg, WI Activity level: Low Friendly with: Other dogs and adults. He is particular as to how he is picked up and will nip if it is done incorrectly. Children may not be a good fit due to this. Has not been around cats in Wisconsin, but reportedly was not a fan of them in Tennessee. Sleep style: Phillip sleeps in a small fluffy dog bed on his foster dad's bed. He currently sleeps about 7 hours a night without much movement or snoring. He like to cuddle before bed and when he wakes up. Meals: Special low-fat diet. He is currently on smallbatchdog freeze-dried sliders for dogs. He is fed twice day following the recommendation on the bag. He is treat motivated Bark-o-meter: 2/10 Shedding meter: 1/10 Fashion: definitely not sweaters. He’ll nip you for even trying! Loungewear, but on his terms Signature color: Green, white, and red representing his breed's Mexican background. Bonus: those are Christmas colors too! Walk out song: “Tom Sawyer" by Rush seems appropriate for Phillip. Favorite season: Summer, when the humans aren’t trying to put clothes on him! Personality: Phillip is a free-spirited boy and just wants to do his own thing. Best feature: He is amazingly espectful to his foster brother. He will always let him finish eating or drinking before approaching the bowl. He would be a great friend to a laid back, mild mannered dog. Signature Move: Napping (and giving you attitude if you wake him up) Love Language: Food. Allllll the food. He can help you cook too! (And wait for you to drop something!) Loves: Since both fosters work from home, Phillip gets alot of attention and enjoys being by his foster dad's side. He attentive and will attempt sitting on our lap whenever the opportunity presents itself. He wants to know what we are doing and will seek us out if he can't see us out if he is curious. Lammy is his one and only favorite toy and likes to shake it around a few times a day to entertain us. Bucket list: Learning to use the internet and your credit card. He thinks Amazon looks AMAZING. Neutered Microchipped Housebroken, but you need to go regularly and watch his cues! Very easy to leash walk Does not need a crate, just a comfy dog bed UTD on vaccinations UTD on preventatives Albert's Dog Lounge is a specialty rescue focusing primarily on senior and special needs dogs. Our process includes an approved application, reference checks, a homevisit, and then a meet and greet with the dog. Adoption fee is $300, ($550 for a pair). Learn more about Albert's Dog Lounge, our mission, and adoption policies by visiting Albertsdoglounge.org. Begin your application process by copying this link into your web browser: https://www.albertsdoglounge.org/apply WI Dept. Of Agriculture License Number: 474085-DS NOTE ABOUT AGING A DOG: Aging a dog, based on looking at them, is unreliable and usually inaccurate. We get to know each dog as an individual and will do our best to describe each of our dogs based on personality and their needs. Puppy - Under 6 months Young Adult - 6 months to 2 years Adult - 2 years to 8 years Senior - 8 years to 12 years Golden Oldie - 12+ years