Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Est. DOB: 07/11/2014
Current Weight: 13lbs
Adoption fee: $95
(Adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate current vaccines, microchip, and preventative flea treatment.)
Meet Champ, a remarkable little poodle mix with a heart that's bigger than any obstacle life has placed in his way.
Rescued from Mexico, Champ is blind and is also believed to have significant hearing loss. While he experiences the world differently than most dogs, he has adapted with incredible resilience and simply wants what every dog deserves—a loving family to call his own.
Gentle, affectionate, and wonderfully quiet, Champ enjoys the company of calm dogs and most likely gets along well with cats. He will thrive in a peaceful home where he can build confidence, learn the layout of his surroundings, and spend his days relaxing near the people he loves.
Life with Champ is all about the simple things: a soft bed, a predictable routine, gentle affection, and a safe space to explore. Because he cannot see and likely has very limited hearing, a home without stairs is the safest choice and will help them navigate with confidence.
Special needs doesn't mean less love—it simply means loving in a different way. Champ has so much affection to share with the person willing to give them a chance. His quiet spirit, trusting nature, and unwavering appreciation for kindness make every moment together incredibly rewarding.
If you're ready to open your heart to a truly extraordinary companion, Champ is waiting to show you that love doesn't depend on sight or sound—it simply comes from the heart.
Apply today!
https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SSAR/Dog
Disclaimer: Please note that dogs in a rescue environment may behave differently than they would in a home setting. While we do our best to assess each dogs habits and behaviors, we cannot guarantee that any dog is fully potty trained or will not have accidents after adoption. Changes in environment, routine, stress levels, and transition into a new home can all impact a dogs house-training habits. Patience, consistency, and continued training may be needed as the dog adjusts to their new home. Breed descriptions are provided as a general estimate based on the dog's size, shape, and appearance. These descriptions are not definitive and should be considered a "guestimate." Since we cannot always know the exact breed mix of our rescue animals, the information provided is simply an educated guess. For other questions on our dogs/cats please send an email to info@sunnyskysshelter.org
