Peanut D6015

Cairn Terrier | Steele County, MN

Age : 4 Years 1 MonthAdultMaleSmallBrown/Chocolate with Black

About

Meet Peanut D6015

Meet Peanut, the tiniest bundle of joy at just 4 lbs—a Cairn Terrier mix who's guaranteed to steal your heart and maybe your squeaky toys! Peanut’s favorite activities? Strutting his stuff on a leash like the goodest boy, soaking up all the pets he can get, and chasing squeaky toys with all the determination of a much bigger pup. Afterward, he’s all about snuggling up for nap time, preferably right next to you. Peanut is a quick learner, working hard on commands, and he’s a social butterfly with other small dogs. Being so pint-sized, he’s basically a real-life teddy bear—but just a heads-up: he’s not actually a stuffed toy! A quick chat with little ones will help them understand how to be gentle with this tiny treasure.  He is learning the basics of potty training but with this cold weather, is going to need someone who understands....he says it is utterly ridiculous this weather that is out there.  Shared walls would need to be discussed.   This little guy does pack a loud "ruff" so it just depends on what those shared walls may look like. Ready for big love from this little guy? Peanut can’t wait to meet his forever family! Mr. Peanut gets neutered on Jan 20th and will be available to go home one week post op.

Adoption Process
Our adoption process includes an adoption application. After reviewing your application and contacting the vet and personal references, a meeting is scheduled between the potential adopter and the pet, in the foster's home or a neutral animal friendly place. If there are any resident animals within the home, it is required that they meet at this time. After the meeting, a home visit by one our representatives is REQUIRED prior to finalizing any adoption and we must meet all members of the household where the pet will be living sometime during the adoption process. 6 month post-adoption check in is completed.

Contact
Wags and Whiskers Animal Rescue of MN
[email protected]
http://www.wagsmn.org