Yeti - Pug Dog Available for Adoption in Gardena, California

Meet Yeti! Like the Abominable Snowman, but way more interested in cuddles than chaos, this Yeti is about 3 years old, 28 pounds, and originally came to us after being found as a stray. Now that he's safe, he's ready for the part where life gets good.

This boy is a really nice mix of sweet, silly, and easygoing. He does great with other dogs, likes people, and has a gentle, friendly way about him that makes him easy to be around. He's also pretty smart and has a soft little personality that shows more and more as he gets comfortable.

Most of the time, Yeti is on the calmer side and just happy to hang out, go for walks, and be included in whatever you're doing. He's the type of dog who kind of just appears next to you like, "hey, what's the plan?"

He does have a little habit of getting overly enthusiastic in play with other dogs, which he's working through, and he will be neutered soon which should help with that.

Yeti also has limited vision in one eye, but you would barely know it watching him move around. He navigates life just fine and doesn't let it slow him down.

One thing that will really help him thrive is a home committed to helping him get to a healthy weight so he can feel his best and live a long, comfortable life. He enjoys walks and light play, and he's very cooperative about just about everything. Yeti is sweet, low-drama, and genuinely just a good little guy who wants a person to stick with. Think he might be the boy for you? Please inquire today!

The pug is a small yet sturdy breed known for its charming personality and distinctive appearance. With a wrinkled face, curled tail, and expressive eyes, pugs are beloved for their affectionate nature and playful demeanor. Originating from China, these compact dogs have a smooth coat and require minimal grooming. Pugs are known to be excellent companions, suitable for owners of all ages due to their adaptable and social temperament.

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