Spanky - Jack Russell Terrier and Dachshund Dog for Adoption in Wake Forest, North Carolina

Meet Spanky, a charming six-month-old puppy who is ready to steal your heart! This eager little guy is filled with love and curiosity, and he's learning basic commands while working on becoming fully potty-trained. Spanky is also mastering crate training and is excited to experience all his firsts with you.

Having come from a hoarding situation, Spanky is thrilled to be in a loving home. He adores treats and toys, but his absolute favorite activity is snuggling up next to you on the couch. Although he has some lingering skin irritation from his past, it's not contagious, and his hair is growing back beautifully.

Spanky loves running around the backyard with his foster brother and sister, and he always looks forward to coming inside to snuggle on a human lap. If you're looking for a loyal and affectionate companion, Spanky is the perfect match for you!

The dachshund is a small dog breed known for its long body, short legs, and distinctive appearance. Originally bred for hunting badgers, these playful and loyal dogs make loving companions for families. Dachshunds come in three coat varieties smooth, wirehaired, and longhaired each with its own unique charm. Despite their size, dachshunds are bold and courageous, with a curious nature that can sometimes lead to mischief. Their endearing personality and adaptability make them popular pets worldwide.

The Jack Russell Terrier is a lively and intelligent small breed known for its boundless energy and strong hunting instincts. With a distinctive white coat and often sporting tan or black markings, these dogs are full of personality and require regular exercise and mental stimulation to thrive. Jack Russell Terriers are fiercely loyal and make excellent companions for active owners willing to provide the mental and physical challenges this energetic breed needs to stay happy and healthy.

PIPs key focus is dogs with special or medical needs (who we call Pip-abled), however, we have many non-PIP-abled dogs...