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Emmy, Dog, Japanese Chin (long coat)

 

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Species: 
Dog
Breed: 
Japanese Chin (long coat)
Primary Breed: 
Japanese Chin
Gender: 
Female
Home with dogs: 
Yes
Home with cats: 
Yes
Age: 
Adult
Special Needs: 
No
Spay/neutered: 
Yes
Size: 
Small
Vaccinations Up to Date: 
Yes
Color: 
Black with White
Coat Length: 
Long
Found: 
No
Description: 
Hi! My Emmy and I’m a 5 yr old black and white sweet girl. I love attention and toys. I don’t bark much and get along with other dogs. I use a doggy door. Pictures are now here. UPDATEL She's getting along well with the others and runs and plays - it's so heartwarming to watch. She follows me all over the house and loves to cuddle and give kisses. She's missing several (four I think) teeth on the bottom but seems to eat well regardless.. I am looking for a permanent home of my own with someone who will love and take care of me. If you have room in your heart and home, please contact Regi at regig@wiktel.com/ Check out our website www.pncmidwest.org for our online application My foster family wants to make sure we will be a good fit for each other so you will need to provide personal and vet references and allow a home visit. Peke N Chin Midwest has taken care of my medical needs (spay, neuter, shots, teeth cleaning, etc.) and has been evaluating my personality. Personality description My adoption donation is $_300_. All donations go directly to our ever-mounting vet bills. Thanks to a large network of volunteer humans, out-of-state adoptions can be arranged. If by some chance the adoption does not work out, Peke N Chin Midwest will take me back. From Peke N Chin Midwest:Thank you for your support. If you have thought about volunteering and providing a temporary home to a rescue dog, we would love to discuss our foster program with you. The more foster homes we have, the more dogs we can help. The rewards are tremendous. Check on our website for details. Please note that we never say our kids are 100% potty trained. Pets have accidents and this may be especially true with all the changes these foster dogs go through. They will need you to be patient, understanding, and willing to work with them. Earning their trust may take several days to several months. This is a period of adjustment, not just for the new family member but for everyone in the household. They need a lifetime commitment. The unconditional love they will give you in return will make it all worth it!