Gigi

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Meet Gigi: A Petite Pup with a Big Heart   Gigi is a delightful Boston Terrier mix who weighs just 14 pounds but carries a world of love and personality. A true social butterfly, Gigi gets along splendidly with dogs of all breeds and sizes. She is fully potty-trained, house-trained, and crate-trained, making her a dream companion. When nature calls, she’ll sit by the front door and give a gentle bark to let you know she’s ready to go outside.   At bedtime, Gigi is adaptable; she’ll happily sleep in her crate or burrow under a blanket in your bed for extra warmth and closeness. Gigi is a pro on leash and equally reliable off-leash, making her a joy to take on walks and adventures.   This little lady thrives on routine and does well on a twice-daily feeding schedule. When left home alone, she’s content in her crate, waiting patiently for your return. Gigi has luxating patellas in both knees, a condition that may lead to arthritis in her later years. While her knees don’t bother her now, a quality joint supplement is recommended to keep her moving comfortably for years to come.   Initially shy and timid around new people, Gigi warms up quickly and will soon form a deep bond with her favorite human. Loyal and affectionate, she loves to “dance” and “speak” on command, bringing joy to everyone around her. Playtime with her humans or doggy friends is one of her favorite pastimes, but she’s equally content to sunbathe or snuggle under a blanket when it’s time to relax.   Gigi would thrive in a home with middle school to high school-aged children who can respect her gentle nature and playful spirit. With her sweet demeanor and endearing quirks, Gigi is ready to find her forever home and share her boundless love. Visit ruffredemption.org to complete an application. All Ruff Redemption Dogs are spayed/neutered and microchipped prior to adoption. They also receive a minimum of two distemper/parvo vaccines, medication for the treatment and prevention of intestinal worms, and monthly heart worm/flea prevention while in our care. Rabies vaccines are given if the dog is 16 weeks of age or older.  April 11, 2025, 7:02 pm

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Gigi, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.