Pippin - Willow Mae Litter - Mutt Female Dog For Adoption in Holly Springs, North Carolina, USA

Dog Breed: Unknown breed. Adoption Fee: 400.

Online Adoption Application › Meet Pippin – Our Precious Little Woodland Baby! Oh, Pippin. Where do we even begin with this tiny little sweetheart? Pippin is the smallest of Mama Willow's six beautiful Woodland Babies, and whilst her siblings seem to be growing at an astonishing rate, our little Pippin is taking life at her own pace! She might be the tiniest of the bunch, but she's every bit as precious as her bigger brothers and sisters. In fact, there's something rather special about watching the littlest one find her feet and begin discovering the world around her. Pippin and her siblings were rescued by Pawfect Match when they were just around two weeks old, following a heartbreaking start to life. Thankfully, those difficult days are behind them, and Pippin is now safe, loved and thriving in her foster home. At four weeks old, she's beginning to explore, play with her siblings and discover all the wonderful things that come with being a puppy. She's growing beautifully, gaining weight steadily and receiving plenty of extra cuddles from her rather besotted foster mum! Her lovely mama, Willow, is a dainty 21lb mixed breed, but Dad remains a complete mystery. Pippin is considerably smaller than the biggest puppies in her litter, although that doesn't necessarily mean she'll be tiny when she's grown. We'll have to wait and see what those mystery genes have in store! Like all our Woodland Babies, Pippin is being raised in a loving home with gentle handling, everyday household sounds, new experiences and lots of positive early socialisation to help prepare her for her forever family. She's not quite ready to leave Mama Willow just yet, but she'll be looking for her forever home when she's around eight weeks old. Applications are welcome now! Could you be the lucky person who gets to watch this precious little girl grow from our tiniest Woodland Baby into your very best friend?