Critter Details

    Hi! My name is Sady Mae, could you be my forever family? I somehow ended up in a shelter, but, thankfully this nice lady rescued me. So, I am living in a foster home right now until I find my new home. I am a 2 year old, 5.5 pound long hair Chihuahua. I am fully grown, so I am going to stay tiny. I have so many kisses saved up to give my new family. My foster mom tells me, I am sweet as pie. Really, I just want lots of love and a nice person to cuddle up with at night. I have just the right amount of sass, and I'll keep you on your toes! My face is very expressive so you'll always know what I'm thinking. I am a little mischievous; last night, I made my foster momma think she had mice in her house, but really it was just me. I jumped her dresser drawer and was rummaging through her t-shirts. I am very playful and my favorite toys are as big as I am, but I still prance around with them securely in my mouth. My first family did not teach me what a leash is, so at the moment I don’t want to walk on one, and I'm very confused when I have my new harness on me. Even if I did know what it was, I would probably still want to be carried anyways! I am also potty pad trained and love burrowing into blanket.  My foster mom has a papoose she puts me in when we go out, and I really enjoy being close to my person. The world is still a bit new to me but I have a healthy curiosity. Although, I can be pretty fearless and might go flying off high areas (like the couch or bed, so you need to keep an eye on me, I also have the longest tongue you've ever seen and it is definitely a core personality trait of mine as I frequently stick it out to give kisses.     An Adoption Application for this dog can be found and submitted online. http://www.angelsrescue.org/adopt/adoption-forms  Please be sure to like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/angelsrescue.  Email inquiry@angelsrescue.org  Note: Some apartments and neighborhoods have breed restrictions. We verify rental policies and adhere to any regulations. Please ensure you understand those restrictions before choosing a dog.