Meet Lentil

Meet Lentil: Four Pounds of Pure Love Pocket pup alert!!! Hi, I am Lentil, a four-pound Chihuahua with one bright blue eye, one warm brown eye, and a heart that is completely devoted to my people. I’m a neutered 5 year-old sweetheart with excellent manners and a calm, confident nature. I get along beautifully with dogs of all sizes, and I would especially enjoy having another mild-mannered small dog or two of similar age as companions. I’m friendly with everyone I meet, unbothered by everyday noises, housebroken, and very polite around food. Basically, I’m just a plain ol’ good dog in every possible way. My favorite activities include going for walks, taking car rides, exploring new places, and supervising life from the comfort of the couch. Most of all, I love being close to my people. I’m extremely snuggly and affectionate, and I would be thrilled to sleep in bed with you. At only four pounds, I promise I won’t hog the blankets! Outdoor supervision is always required, I'm such a tiny guy! My ideal home would be with devoted people who want a true little companion. I’d be especially happy with someone who has a relaxed lifestyle, plenty of time for cuddles, and room in their plans to take me along on errands, visits, road trips, and everyday adventures. I’m wonderfully portable and always ready to go. I may be tiny, but I have an enormous capacity for love. I’m looking for people who will cherish me, include me, and let me be their loyal sidekick. In return, I promise excellent couch cuddles, polite bed-sharing, happy walks, enthusiastic car rides, and a lifetime of love—all delivered with one blue eye, one brown eye, and one very adorable face. Lentil is neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccinations. His adoption fee is $350, which helps cover medical expenses for the rescue. If you are looking for an adorable, tiny and devoted companion, please complete our online application at: www.helpadogsmile.org . A volunteer coordinator will contact you after reviewing your submission . *Please note that the application is not a commitment to adopt–it is a tool used to help determine if a dog and applicant would make a good match. Applications are forwarded to the foster family for review and follow-up .