Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
APPLICATIONS CLOSEDHi! My name is MimiMy foster family has many loving nicknames for me, like Tiny Dancer, Mimaroni, Tato, and Cutie Pie. ❤️ I’m feeling great now that I’m done having babies and am recovering well from my spay and dental cleaning.I love being the center of attention, going for walks in nature, and running with my foster mom's other dogs. When I’m not playing, you can find me sleeping in a soft nest or snuggling up with my foster mom. I especially love being carried; it makes me feel safe and gives me a great view to show my gratitude with plenty of kisses.Being a one-eyed dog doesn't stop me from doing all the normal dog things! It is helpful if my humans walk on my right side so I can see you without having to turn my head. I adore people, dogs, kids, and even friendly, gentle cats. Because I’m so tiny and flat-faced, it’s important that my new friends are gentle and friendly too.I’ve almost figured out house training, though I still have the occasional accident. My foster family takes me out several times a day so I can find the perfect spot. I always stay very close to my humans when we are outside. I am also okay with alone time and will sleep quietly until you return, at which point I’ll greet you with my happy dance on two legs!My foster mom says my cuteness can't even be captured on camera. Everyone who meets me wants to cuddle and kiss my soft little face!Not one to brag but foster mom tell me I'm PERFECT! Mimi’s Ideal Home 🩷Would do well in any home setting — city, suburban, or ruralSuitable for apartments, condos, semis, or detached homesLoves everyone — kids, teens, adults, and seniorsBest with small to medium dogs due to her tiny size (13 lbs, short legs, one eye), though she is friendly with large dogs tooNo prey drive; could likely live with small animalsNeeds only 15–30 minute walks plus lots of cuddle timeFavourite things: snuggling, sniffy walks, running with dog friends, and chicken treatsNo resource guarding or leash aggressionWould likely enjoy dog parks, but rough play with large dogs may not be idealBest in a home where someone isn’t away for very long hours every dayComfortable alone for about 4–6 hoursStill working on house training and leash manners, but redirects easilyNot noise sensitive and does not chase cars or bikesMild attachment barking when her favourite person leaves, but settles quicklyLOVES being held and will stand on her back legs asking for cuddles or treatsFollows very closely behind her people — tiny shadow alert!Overall: a loving, affectionate “perfect little squish” looking for a family to spoil her with cuddles 💕*Located in Oro-Medonte
