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Meet Chaplin NJ

Chaplin is a loving active little guy despite being 15 years old. He was adopted 10 years ago and lived with his people and 1 cat for 9 years. His human mother died, and subsequently his dad lost his job and apartment and was having health concerns. He has been living with a foster family who have 3 golden retrievers and 5 cats with no difficulties with any of them. He is small at 9.5 lbs., loves to snuggle close on the couch, and really appreciates chin stroking. He has been around children ages 2 to 14 and is fine with them but would probably be better with older kids as he appreciates children who respect his space and understand appropriate boundaries; especially around mealtime. Chaplin is microchipped, neutered, and up to date on immunizations. His adoption fee is $205. If you have the furever home Chaplin can finally settle into, apply at ehrdogs.org and ask for CHAPLIN NJ.

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Chaplin NJ

BreedChihuahuaSexMaleSizeSmallAge15 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 7/12/2026

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Shelter & rescue

Eleventh Hour Rescue
301 Mount Hope AvenueDover, NJ 07801

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