Dahlia - Medical Hold

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Dahlia Est DOB 4/22/2022 Female Poodle / Shih Tzu Mix

🌸 Dahlia — A Gentle Soul Learning to Bloom

Meet Dahlia, a beautiful 2‑year‑old Havanese/Poodle mix weighing about 10–12 lbs. She was rescued from a commercial breeder, so the world is still a very big, very unfamiliar place to her. Dahlia is shy and easily overwhelmed, but beneath that fear is an incredibly sweet, gentle girl who wants to trust.

Even when she’s scared, Dahlia has never tried to bite. She’ll let you pick her up, hold her close, and reassure her that she’s safe. With patience, kindness, and a predictable routine, she will continue to blossom.

Dahlia would do best in a calm home with another friendly dog who can help her learn that life isn’t so scary after all. She’s great with other dogs, and while we’re not sure about cats, her soft temperament suggests she may adjust with slow introductions.

Because she’s timid and sensitive, Dahlia would thrive in a home without young children.

If you’re looking for a tender, quiet companion who just needs someone to show her what love feels like, Dahlia is ready to start her new chapter.

* Would do best in a home with no small children

Bug

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Bug Est DOB 4/22/2019 Male Poodle/Maltese mix

Meet Bug, an adorable 4‑year‑old Poodle mix who weighs less than 5 lbs but has a heart big enough to fill a whole home. Bug came from a commercial breeder, so the world is still a very new and overwhelming place for him. He’s shy, cautious, and taking everything one small step at a time — but he’s also incredibly sweet, gentle, and willing to trust.

Despite being scared, Bug has never tried to bite, even when he’s unsure. He’ll let you pick him up, hold him close, and reassure him that he’s safe. With patience and kindness, he blossoms.

Bug would thrive in a calm home with another friendly dog who can show him the ropes and help him learn that life can be soft, predictable, and full of good things. He’s great with other dogs, and while we’re not sure about cats, his gentle nature suggests he may adjust with proper introductions.

Because he’s so tiny and timid, Bug would do best in a home without young children.

If you’re looking for a tender little companion who just needs someone to believe in him, Bug is ready to start his new chapter.