Boston Terrier and Japanese Chin Dogs Available for Adoption in Santa Monica, California

This precious pup is Winnie! She is a female, approx 3 year old, Boston Terrier/Japanese Chin mix (best guess). Winnie came to us when she was rescued along with her brother and son from a terrible situation where the dogs were kept tied up, living outside with only boxes as their shelter. Thankfully, we were able to get the owner to relinqish them and they came straight to us where they were fully vetted and went into wonderful foster homes. The brother and son have been adopted, but Winnie is still in search of her forever family. We are looking for a home for her with another sweet but playful pup and owners that are not gone long hours during the day. A home with a safe and secure yard she can run around in would be great! Winnie had a very rough life in her past so we want to make sure that she gets the forever home she deserves!

Winnie is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped.

We only adopt in So Calif as an in person meet/greet, home check, and trial period are required.

Please contact us at gina@theforgottendog.org or 310-990-2020

The Boston Terrier is a lively and friendly breed known for its tuxedo like coat and charming personality. Originating in the United States, this compact yet sturdy dog is a favorite companion pet due to its playful nature and affectionate demeanor. Boston Terriers are intelligent and easy to train, making them great family dogs. Their distinctive looks, combined with their friendly and sociable temperament, make them an ideal choice for both novice and experienced dog owners alike.

The Japanese Chin is a graceful and elegant toy breed known for its adorable appearance and charming personality. Originating in Japan, these dogs are compact yet stylish, with a distinctive flattened face, large dark eyes, and a silky coat that comes in various colors. They are affectionate, gentle, and devoted companions, often forming strong bonds with their owners. Japanese Chins are intelligent and responsive, making them easy to train, and they thrive in loving environments where they receive plenty of attention and care.