Bubbles - those ears!

Bubbles is in NJ as of 5/9.

Meet Bubbles - tiny, sweet, and absolutely irresistible

At just 8.5 pounds and estimated to be around 6 years old, this little Chihuahua mix is the definition of a pocket-sized lovebug. Bubbles may be small, but her personality is pure sunshine. She's incredibly sweet, loves her people, and will happily roll over to show off her belly for rubs (her favorite pastime!).



Bubbles is a smart girl who listens well and comes when called. She was great about using potty pads in her LA foster home, but she is having some difficulty in her NJ foster home -- she prefers to potty indoors for some reason!! We're working on it - she is great in the crate, which helps a lot. She does enjoy heading outside into the yard for fresh air and playtime. She's curious about cats and did give them a little chase at first, but she responded quickly to correction and wasn't aggressive-just wanted to investigate.



Bubbles can be timid initially with new people, but she is doing great after only a few days in her NJ foster home. She met young girls (with lots of treats) and did very well. She was very good at an adoption event and met quite a few people and dogs. She loves to cuddle in bed with you at night, and likes to snuggle during movies.



Bubbles really enjoys playing with the other young, small foster dog in her foster home. They are having a blast together, running around and stealing toys from each other. She is timid with large dogs when we're on our neighborhood walks, but is getting much better.



And can we talk about those ears?! They are hands-down her best feature-perky, expressive, and completely adorable. Honestly, everything about her is adorable.



If you're looking for a gentle, loving little companion who will happily snuggle up and brighten your days, Bubbles might just be your girl



She is up to date on her vaccines and is altered. Her adoption donation is $500.

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Adopting a dog is a commitment that will require annual veterinary care at a minimum, training, exercise, enrichment, etc. Pet care is not cheap or easy and adopters should consider the costs, time and training prior to adoption. After all these dogs have been through they deserve a loving, committed home.