French Fry

My story

Introducing French Fry—the smallest pup in the Lilo & Stitch litter and the one most likely to guilt you into carrying him everywhere like a tiny, fluffy royalty who refuses to touch the ground. He’s more reserved, more cuddly, and more emotionally available than most people you’ve dated. This sweet little baby prefers gentle snuggles over rowdy chaos and would like to formally request a lap to melt into for the foreseeable future. He may be the smallest, but don’t underestimate him. This tiny spud knows exactly how to melt hearts, steal laps, and give you that sad, soulful look that says, “You were going to do something productive today? That’s cute.” French Fry isn’t just a puppy—he’s a lifestyle. French Fry may only weigh 2 pounds and be six weeks old, but don’t let that fool you—he’s already mastered the art of getting everything he wants by simply looking slightly overwhelmed and incredibly adorable. He’s the tiniest member of the Lilo & Stitch litter and is living proof that good things come in small, snuggly, emotionally manipulative packages. He came to us after his mom, Nani, gave birth in the shelter. Nani appears to be some kind of Aussie or Irish Setter mix—majestic, sweet, and slightly confused about her choices in men. As for Dad? Well, judging by the curls popping up all over the place, we’re thinking he was part poodle, part mystery, and 100% unavailable for comment. Oh—and in case you’re wondering where the name came from, yes, French Fry is actually from Lilo & Stitch. You might know him better as Experiment 062, but that felt a little long for such a tiny potato of a pup. So French Fry it is—and honestly, it fits. He’s warm, comforting, and slightly addictive. French Fry is more on the shy and reserved side when it comes to his siblings—he’s the quiet one at the party silently judging everyone from the snack table. While the others are body-slamming each other for fun, he’s sitting there like, “Absolutely not, I’m far too delicate for that nonsense.” Cats? He hasn’t met any yet, but let’s be honest—he’d probably try to make friends, get hissed at, and then stare at you like, “Did you see that?? That thing’s broken.” Kids? He’s been around a 15-year-old and did just fine, probably because she understood that he deserves to be carried like the royalty he is and spoken to only in soft, soothing tones. New people? He handled the vet like a little gentleman—quiet, polite, and clearly hoping someone would notice what a brave baby he was for surviving such a harrowing ordeal as a basic check-up. French Fry operates at a comfortable 3–4 on the energy scale— If you crossed a marshmallow with a baby sloth, you’d pretty much get this kid. He’s the tiniest of the bunch and would like everyone to know it, thank you very much. While his siblings are out there reenacting action movie fight scenes, French Fry is quietly wondering why no one’s offering him a lap and a snack. He’ll explore if the mood strikes, but honestly, he’d rather stick close to Mom and let the others handle the wild adventuring. He’s not lazy, he’s just selectively active. His favorite activities include gentle toy nibbling, very polite playtime, and snuggling like it’s his full-time job—which, frankly, it is. He's the kind of puppy who gives you one soft look and suddenly you're canceling your plans to spend the day holding a two-pound emotional support potato. Thinking of adopting French Fry? Excellent taste—truly. But just a heads-up: while he may look like a tiny, perfect couch accessory, he still comes with all the classic puppy perks. Potty training? We’re at the very early stages of “I might pee here, or I might pee there—life is full of surprises.” Leash training? Hilarious. At this point, he thinks leashes are either a chew toy or a deeply offensive fashion statement. Socialization – He’s sweet and cuddly, but still figuring out that the world is full of strange things like vacuum cleaners, squirrels, and neighbors wearing hats. You’ll need to be his guide, his cheerleader, and the voice of reason when he’s convinced a trash can is a threat to national security. So no, he's not a plug-and-play puppy—but if you're up for teaching him how to dog while being lovingly manipulated by two pounds of fluff and feelings, French Fry is ready to make you his whole world. So, if you’ve read all this and thought, “Yes, I absolutely want to dedicate my life to a two-pound emotional support tater tot with no life skills yet but A+ snuggle credentials,” then congratulations—French Fry might just be your soulmate. But here’s the deal: 📝 You’ll need to fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app —because even two-pound cuddle bugs need paperwork. 📍 You must pick him up in Hutchinson, KS—he’s small, not teleporting. 📆 And no matter how persuasive his puppy-dog eyes are, he can’t leave until around July 21st. He’s got some growing (and more blanket naps) to do first. Apply now. French Fry is ready to be your emotional support carb.

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