Lhasa Apso and Miniature Poodle Dogs Available for Adoption

Shaggy is a sweet, silky Lhasa Apso mix, about 2 years old, with soft fur, gentle eyes, and a heart that has clearly loved deeply.
After his owner passed away, Shaggy was heartbreakingly left in the desert, waiting and searching for the person he loved. He didn't understand why they never came back-and in many ways, he's still a little lost, still hoping to find them. It's a quiet kind of sadness, mixed with incredible sweetness and trust.
Despite everything he's been through, Shaggy is a good, gentle boy. He's house trained, crate trained, and does well with other dogs. He's calm, affectionate, and tender-hearted-one of those dogs who bonds deeply and loves with his whole soul.
Shaggy doesn't need fixing. He just needs someone new to belong to. A safe place. A soft bed. A human who will show him that love didn't disappear—it just found a new form.
If you're looking for a loyal companion with a beautiful heart and a story that will stay with you forever, Shaggy is ready to start again... this time with someone who won't leave.

The Lhasa Apso is a small and fearless dog breed originating from Tibet, known for its long and flowing double coat that requires regular grooming. These alert and loyal companions possess a distinctive demeanor and make excellent watchdogs. They are independent yet affectionate, enjoying their human family's company while also being wary of strangers. With a history rooted in Buddhist monasteries, the Lhasa Apso is a sturdy and ancient breed cherished for its adaptability and unique personality.

The miniature poodle is a highly intelligent and affectionate dog breed known for its curly hypoallergenic coat and charming personality. Originally bred as water retrievers, these small but sturdy dogs excel in various dog sports and activities. They are adaptable to different living situations, making them ideal companions for both families and individuals. Miniature poodles require regular grooming to maintain their coat, and their playful nature and trainability make them a popular choice for obedience and agility competitions.