Mica

Meet Mica, a charming two-year-old westie poo mix girl weighing 14 lbs.

She has a hint of Doxie, adding to her absolute adorableness.

From her cute short paws to her stunning brown eyes, Mica's appearance will melt your heart.

Mica has previous experience as a mother, raising several puppies with finesse.

She proved to be an exceptional mommy, showing immense love and affection.

However, now she longs to be someone's baby, rather than having babies of her own.

This lovely girl boasts a beautiful temperament and adores everyone, including other animals.

She is capable of jumping, climbing, and effortlessly getting what she wants.

Therefore, we are seeking an active and loving family who can provide Mica with the attention and care she deserves.

She is pretty good with not going potty inside her pen area and holds it until she can go on the grass.

It wont take long for Mica to know routine.

Rest assured, Mica is up-to-date on her vaccinations, microchip and will be spayed, ensuring her continued health.

Don't miss the opportunity to welcome this precious pup into your home and make her a part of your loving family.

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Home visit required.

Preference given to applicants living within 15 miles of Glendale.

*Part of their adoption fee includes up to date on vaccines, microchipped, and spayed or neutered.

Paws Fur Hope is a 501c3 tax-exempt non-profit organization.

The best way to keep a dog happy is to simply provide for their physical, intellectual, and emotional needs.

Make sure they have a healthy diet, an appropriate amount of exercise, enough mental stimulation, and lots of love and affection.

Not only do animals give you unconditional love, but they have been shown to be psychologically, emotionally and physically beneficial to their companions.

Caring for a pet can provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment and lessen feelings of loneliness.

Note: Paws Fur Hope does are best to provide all the info we can, assess their medical needs and treat if possible.

Please remember that abandoned animals need time and patience to adjust.