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Angel
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🖤🐾 Meet Angel — Your Little Cuddle Bug! 🐾🖤
🎂 7 weeks old | 💙 Male
💰 Rehoming fee: $800
Looking for a little shadow who wants to be by your side? Meet Angel! 🥹 This adorable, curly-coated boy has the sweetest personality and a whole lot of love to give.
Angel can be shy when meeting someone new, but once he feels comfortable, his affectionate side really shines. ❤️ He’s a true little lap dog who loves being held, cuddled, spoken to, and showered with attention. He wants to feel close to his person and be part of whatever you’re doing.
🐶 A little about Angel:
* Gorgeous black, curly coat
* Sweet and affectionate
* Shy at first, but warms up with gentle reassurance
* Loves cuddles, being held, and sitting on your lap
* Enjoys attention and being talked to
* Learning to use a potty-pad holder, with occasional accidents
🏡 Angel’s dream home:
A loving home with people who have time for companionship, gentle socialization, play, and training. Angel would do well with someone who appreciates an affectionate little companion and can patiently help him build confidence as he encounters new people and experiences.
He deserves a family who will cherish his cuddly nature while also helping him grow into a confident, independent little dog. 🖤
🩺 Health disclosure: Angel has not yet had a veterinary examination. His vaccination and deworming history will be disclosed honestly. His new family must be prepared to arrange veterinary care promptly.
💌 Interested in Angel?
Please message me with a little information about yourself, your household, your daily schedule, and your experience with dogs.
I’m committed to finding Angel a safe, loving, permanent home where he can give and receive all the affection his little heart has to offer. ❤️🐾
Small paws, big love, and a whole lot of cuddles — that’s our Angel. 🖤
Coat Colors:
Black
Coat Pattern:
Solid
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