Shih Tzu
Successful Shih Tzu Adoptions
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(Adopted Nov.10/12)
Wookie
Male/neutered/shots current
5 years old
13 lbs
Wookie is another recent Furbaby Rescue addition that does not come with a sad story. He was loved by the same woman his entire life. She loved her little Wookie boy very much but has health issues now and is facing change of life circumstances and did the best she could for this little guy.
He came to his foster home a little scared but settled right in, chose where he wanted to sleep, who his dog friends would be, and he’s just been an angel.
He was neutered recently. His teeth were in excellent shape except oddly just one. So it was scaled and polished and he’s ready to find his forever home.
Wookie is very sweet, relaxed, loves to roll on his back and paw the air with his front paws and be a little silly. He has very good manners for us here.
He and Obi came in around the same time and became fast friends, probably because they were the new furkids, but also because they have very similar personalities.
Wookie loves walks, is great in the car, won’t go in a crate, is friendly with everyone, and is very easy maintenance.
He
should transition into a new home very nicely.
Wookie is adored by his new family residing in Gig Harbor, WA
(Adopted Nov.17/12)
Jack
Male/neutered/shots current
8 years old?
14 lbs
*with extreme sadness, adorable Jack
passed to the bridge April/13 from Meningo-encephalitis*
OK everyone, you better rush to apply for me because everyone wants a dog with a tongue that sticks out most of the time and those dogs don't come along very often. That's part of my charm, right? Well, some people think so.
I have to tell you that I won the most adorable award when I was at the Vet's Office for my care before being available for adoption. I was ADORED. Got that? Absolutely adored!!! Oops, there go some more people wanting to apply for me.
Mind you, too, that 8 years old is no big thing especially when foster mom says I act like I'm two because I love playing with my toys, being in your lap. romping around with other dogs and I behave while doing so. I make foster mom chuckle, too, because I can sit like a chipmunk when someone offers me a treat. Imagine this - a little chipmunk begging for a treat with their tongue hanging out.
You want to know about my history? Well, foster mom can tell you more about my background than there is room to write here. Basically, I developed some allergies that are very easy to treat but in this crummy economic times, my senior owners couldn't afford the little bit extra for the quality non-allergenic food. Plus it was discovered I will need eye drops for the remainder of my life and thyroid meds, both of which are not that expensive. All the analysis has been done and vet records can be transferred to your vet so it's just matter of keeping up that which resolved the issues and have me checked once a year. Foster mom wanted me to remind you that you a good quality hypo allergenic food can prevent a lot of vet bills so it's actually less expensive in the long run. I want to remind you that with the right food and care, I'm going to be a priceless companion for you. I promise to love, honor and obey....and we won't need a marriage license for that to happen.
Want
to meet me? Just contact foster mom and ask all the questions you have, fill
it out the application, and let's have a meet and greet date. I'll have my
bags packed, my tongue sticking out and ready to go home with you.
Jack loves his new Mom and his Mom loves him, residing in Olalla, WA
(Adopted Dec.17/12)
Daisy
Female/spayed/shots current
5 years old
Little Daisy came to us with no name (her foster mom thinks all little girl dogs should be named Daisy), no identity, no idea how to be a dog – perhaps she was afraid to BE a dog. She had been terribly neglected and she melted our hearts when we heard she needed to be rescued.
She is living with a giant dog also named Daisy and it makes things confusing when foster mom calls out “Daisy” because the giant dog comes running, trampling little Daisy, and she retreats. To avoid confusion she is now called “little baby shih tzu daisy” and “Daisy” responds well to this.
She is a sweetheart of a little dog. It takes her some time to warm up but once she does, she is such fun, very entertaining, galloping and spinning in circles. She makes her OWN fun!
Daisy currently sleeps in her own bed away from the other big dogs, eats in the pantry so she can eat undisturbed, and is uncomfortable going outside when the bigger dogs are out. She would love a home with no dogs, small dogs, or one sedate larger dog.
She loves to go in the car and for walks. Both are good fun for her. Daisy needs someone to love her and give her a wonderful forever home. She is very patient and appreciative of every little thing. She is in great physical health after having received some very good medical care.
Oh, and one more thing; she doesn’t seem interested in chasing cats! That’s always a plus in a dog.
Daisy has a great new
home, residing in Bellingham, WA
(Adopted Dec.29/12)
Charlie
Male/neutered/shots current
6 years old
15 lbs
*sadly Charlie passed away March/19*
Why do all of my pictures make me look stiff and unapproachable? Inside I have a marshmallow heart, a warm personality, a sense of fun, and I’m happy. Why can’t the camera lady show that side of me? Well, if you are thinking I’m not a wonderful and loving little doggy; please blame the photographer.
I am an obedient, quiet (though I do have a voice), well mannered fellow. I get along with everyone.
I couldn’t understand why I have had a headache for so long until the doctor found out that I had some rotten teeth. I got those taken care of and now my head doesn’t hurt. Wow, life is way more enjoyable when you aren’t in pain, I can tell you that.
Because the doctor detected a heart murmur she made me go through a full cardiology work up and the doctor said I had just a trivial heart issue. So, no meds, no treatment, and I was able to go under anesthesia.
This is a good thing to know about me and I’m glad my doctor is very thorough. You don’t need to worry about me though…I’m great! I just need a home of my own.
Charlie
stole everyone's heart, now has stolen his new owner's, happily residing in
Surrey, B.C. Canada
(Adopted Dec.30/12)
KoKo and Penny
Male/female/altered/shots current
7 years old
13 lbs
If you have ever tried finding a Red and White Shih Tzu, you know that we are hard to come by. But that’s what we are. Not only that, but we are brother and sister, we are very close and take care of one another, and we are wonderful dogs. We are sweet, loving, easy going, and mostly quiet, though we definitely can bark and we do whenever there is chaos just because we are so social and love to join in!
We have good potty habits, aren’t too picky about our chow as long as it’s nutritionally sound, are healthy, and in excellent shape. We really like getting in the car and going for a ride just as much as we like to go for a walk or explore the out of doors on our own. We are pretty easy keepers.
We don’t mind being crated when it’s necessary for the schedule but we have to be together, is all. We aren’t destructive and we would love to be in a home that wants us to sleep with them but it’s not necessary. We would be okay without that.
We get along with children, cats, all sorts of dog breeds.
If you are wondering what our life was like before, we should tell you that we lived with our owner, a lady, until she became unable to care for us. Then we lived with a nice family for two years.
What happened? Well, our second family are missionaries and they were called to move to Africa and we could not go along. It would not have been safe for us. It was pretty sad but because we have one another we can weather disappointments and sad events pretty well.
We needed a home during the Thanksgiving holiday so we were in a big foster family until we got vetted and our current foster family could bring us in. We had heard that it would be incredible and worth the wait. We have our own park in which to run and explore. There are three Schnauzers who are super nice to us and were very welcoming. The man and woman, our new foster family are so sweet to us. They are active, youthful, and really fun and we love it here.
It’s
a really terrific place for us to live while we wait for someone to fall in love
with us. We mind, we do what is
asked of us, and we are really happy dogs. We
will make YOU happy, too!
These two precious imps are now residing in Seattle, WA
(Adopted Dec.31/12)
Cappy
Male/neutered/shots current
9 years old
18 lbs
*wonderful lil Cappy lost his life
Dec.16/14 after multiple health problems, he was their baby, and we so regret
his loss, but he was so loved for the time he had with these fantastic
adopters"
Sweet little Cappy. He came to us very smelly and matted but so joyful and loving. A scrub in the tub and a pair of scissors put him to rights again.
Cappy has a very sad past but you would never know it. He is brimming with confidence, he is kind to all of the animals, even children, and one look at those eyes and your heart melts.
He had a very infected mouth and had an extensive dental, removing over 20 teeth. His gums are healing and the infection is nearly gone from his body. Now that he feels so much better he’s even more active and playful.
Cappy loves life and he will love life with a wonderful owner. He has a history of minor seizures so does take Phenobarbital twice a day. This is a minor expense, we calculated that it may cost 8 dollars a month. He is somewhat deaf and gets scared sometimes and shakes. All you need do is rest your hand on his head or shoulders and he feels safe.
He is in great shape. He had a full senior panel done when he came to us. He loves company, loves rides, loves walks now that he’s learned how. Since he has such a fantastic foster family he will be anticipating an equally amazing adopter. Could you be that amazing person?
A special dog for a
very special owner, now residing with
Chiqui , Gracie
and Lucy in Clyde Hill, WA
(Adopted Jan.6/12)
Zoe
Female/spayed/shots current
8 years old
24 (chubby lbs)
* in deep sorrow, this
precious lil girl passed to the bridge unexpected July/13*
Meet princess Zoe. One look into those big eyes and you will fall in love with this sweetheart. She is a young 8-year-old shih tzu. She has no issues riding in the car and was excellent for her groomer. She likes children, plays fetch, and loves being next to her special person. She is not afraid use her dog voice when she needs something. She is housetrained and seems to tolerate other dogs. She walks fine on a leash and could use more walks to help get her regain her girlish figure. She currently weighs approximately 24lbs. (she already has lost 2 lbs:-)
Because
of her past, she seems to prefer females to males. Zoë is looking for someone
to snuggle with and someone she can love forever. She is currently being
fostered and adored in Gig Harbor, WA.
Zoe has a fantastic home, residing in Everett, WA
(Adopted Jan.7/13)
Ted
Male/neutered/shots current
3 years old
16 lbs
Got room in your bed for Ted?? There's not a lot of information about Ted but we know he is very personable...and cute. When taken to the vet, he trotted off nicely with the staff member, behaving like a perfect gentleman. He does like to sleep on the bed and seems to always select the same spot each night. Ted wouldn't mind having another small doggy friend in his new home and would play nicely sharing his toys. Another doggy in the home should allow you to leave Ted for small periods of time at home in situations where the weather is too hot for him to be left in a vehicle. He is very good in the car which probably says that's where he prefers to be - with his human. Due to transitioning from home to home his housebreaking could stand some tweaking. A dog just needs each new human to take the time to teach the "when and where" in each new home and then it's all fine and good. Ted has a good appetite and as with all dogs, we encourage you to buy top quality food to prevent health issues and consequently related vet bills. Good food does pay off in the long run.
Ted foster Mom says, that
whoever adopts this boy, will be very lucky indeed, he is a doll.
Ted is happily living with his new Mom and Dad in Belfair, WA
(Adopted Jan.22/13)
Jade
Female/spayed/shots current
App. 4-5 years old
12 lbs
*sadly this sweet imp passed away July
21/17*
I am one of those adorable lil girls who is not terribly photogenic, with my
dark/silver/black
coloring, but I am so cute when you see me in person.
We don't know Jade's story, Jade was in the shelter, and no story came with
her. We
can tell at one time she had puppies.
Regardless of her story, she is sweet sweet sweet, did I say SWEET...she makes
you laugh as she runs
through the house with a toy or chew in her mouth, or her attempt at walking
away with
Foster Dad's slipper. The vets estimated her at 5 years of age, but at
times she is
so puppyish in her antics. For sure she is not older, and perhaps younger.
Jade is one of the many who has allergies also, her fur is coarse and dull, but
foster Mom
has got her on a great diet, and she is doing wonderful, and in no time, she
will have her
gorgeous coat back.
Jade will bring love, warmth and laughter into your life, and oh yes lots of
cuddles.
Lil Jadey has the sweetest new Mom and Dad, residing in Bellingham, WA
(Adopted Jan.26/13)
Dwight (nka Ozzie)
Shih Tzu/Lhasa Apso
Male/neutered/shots current
16 months old
18 lbs
I am two great breeds rolled into one. I have the heart, and endearment of
the Shih Tzu, and the
devotion, gaiety and goofiness of the Lhasa. I adore to play, with anyone,
anytime, I can leap
through the air, to catch a toy, or gallop through the house, I am fun, smart
and endearing.
I don't look as great as I can be, as I do suffer from allergies, but my foster
Mom has got
a great handle on this, I am eating grain free dog food/treats, and great herbs
recommended
by the holistic vet...so I am on the road to recovery, and as long as you are
strict with my diet, I will
be awesome...and in no time, I will have the beautiful coat that my breeds are
known for.
I would love to have a friend to play with, and oh yes, I do like to sleep with
you, and cuddle,
so I hope you don't mind...I am great fun, and if you are active, I certainly
can fit that
bill. I am built like a Lhasa, with the long body and long legs...so long
walks or runs are not
a problem for me:-)
Great new Moms, adorable lil sister ST, Piper, happily residing in Mill Bay,
B.C. Canada
(Adopted March 9/13)
Mochi
Male/neutered/shots current
7 years old ?
17 lbs
*adorable and sweet Mochi passed June
24/17 from congestive heart failure*
Meet Mochi!
I
am so excited because a couple of weeks ago there was a doggie that looked a lot
like me. Her tongue was hanging out all the time. She was adopted so quickly
that her tongue started hanging out the opposite side of her mouth. There were
people waiting in line for her and I'm hoping those who missed out on her will
now want me. Let's face it, the tongue hanging out is a conversation piece or do
you humans call it being a "babe magnet" or "chick magnet"?
Think about it. There we are out walking all around and my tongue is hanging out
and everyone stops to say "How cute" or to ask if I need a drink of
water. Think of all the new friends you can make because of me. What do I get
out of it? I get my new forever person. Yup! A new forever home. What a good
idea this is.
You
probably are curious as to why my tongue hangs out. It's because I was born with
a crooked jaw. Heck, what's the big deal? I still eat as a normal dog. In fact,
I had been eating too well so foster mom has been helping me get my weight down
to a healthier level. Foster mom has taken such very good care of me that I'd
really like to stay here but I know there are other dogs needing her help, too,
so it's best if I'm adopted and happily taken to my new forever home and then
she can go on and help the next little furbaby. Is that what is called a win-win
situation?
If
you want all my information in brief, foster mom reports that:
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I'm the sweetest, most loyal dog on the planet.
*
I love to eat. Yup, I do, I do. However, if you love me there will be meal
restrictions and one particular food only. Foster mom has all that information
for you so we can start out just right and you don't
have to stand in front of the pet food shelves trying to decide which one to
buy. Now don't panic! It's not expensive food but there's only one food and we
can't risk cheating. Unfortunately that means no treats unless there are
absolutely no allergens so don't let me charm you into it. Just think about the
money you'll save on cheap treats and on vet bills.
*
I am great with other dogs.
*
I am cat friendly.
*
I am super friendly to everyone.
*
I am not on medications and it can probably stay that way if you talk with
foster mom so you know my history and what foods are ideal for me. I am so
grateful that foster mom loved me enough to learn everything she did about me.
She's so special even if her tongue doesn't hang out.
*
I prefer to sleep in bed with my human. I'm hoping that's what you want, too,
and it's not a deal breaker. Just don't be upset if once in awhile I prefer to
sleep in a doggie bed on the floor but I still want to be near my human.
*
And last but not least, I need some help learning how to enjoy baths and I'll be
requesting a special shampoo. Foster mom can tell you more about that, too. What
would I have done without foster mom?
If
you have more questions contact foster mom and ask away. She knows me from head
to tail.
Great new parents
residing in Fircrest, WA
(Adopted March 24/13)
Lan Lan
Female/spayed/shots current
9 years old
15 lbs
Hi everyone, my name is Lan Lan (pronounced Lon Lon) my foster Mom calls me
Loni.
My name means
Orchid, and as you can see I am as pretty as that flower. I was owned by
wonderful people, my
Dad used to walk me everyday, and I just loved that, but when he was 87 he
passed away. My Mom and
I missed him so much. My Mom is elderly, and she found she could no longer
care for me, and now I
am in foster care...its fine, I am treated like a queen, but I so miss, the one
on one I used to get.
I would like a quiet home, since that is what I have been used to. Another
doggie would probably be fine, but
in foster care I do fine with several, but some of them are so bouncy *ah the
young and carefree*.
My wish is to find another loving home, one where I can have walks, and I must
insist on laps, and beds.
I am so sweet, I only have love in my heart for a person or persons to love and
dote on me again.
I am in excellent health, my teeth were cleaned recently, all my shots are
current, I am microchipped, and ready to be loved
I did have a couple of warts removed (sigh) but they were getting in the way of
grooming. I could use a really good
diet, like I get here, as my coat is not as thick as it could be...
Come and meet me, I might
pretend to be a bit shy, but once you know me, I will be your constant, and I
mean
constant companion.
Loni has a sweet new Mom, all to herself, residing in Federal Way, WA
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