Home Fur Good took in Chalupa from the county shelter.

　　She was born on January 8, 2018, and at just seven weeks old she was bitten by a larger dog on her itty-bitty noggin.

　　Chalupa went directly into foster care to recover.

　　Initially, she had open wounds and she spun in circles.

　　She is a six-pound Chihuahua mix with a puppy drive to play, and nothing was going to keep her sidelined for long.

　　Her little bean may be a bit misproportioned, but she is a happy, curious puppy now.

　　Chalupa is crate trained.

　　That means she has been left for up to eight hours in her crate with zero accidents.

　　She is working on being house trained.

　　If you watch her, she will wander to the door and start to spin in a circle; that is Chalupa saying she had better be taken outside.

　　She loves to play with her 30-pound foster brother, but she does not care to interact with the 60-pound Golden Retriever that lives next door.

　　Chalupa has slowly learned to give the cat some space, and once she figured out what to do on a walk, she became a big fan of walking the neighborhood.

　　The adoption fee is $300 and includes spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit with our vet. Our adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am-4:00 pm, and Mondays by appointment, and we are located at 10220 N. 32nd Street (just south of Shea Blvd.) in Phoenix.

　　Out-of-state adoptions to surrounding states are possible; however, an in-person introduction with us and our dogs is mandatory. We offer a low-cost vaccine clinic on Sundays from 11:00 am-2:30 pm, and a low-cost dental clinic on Wednesdays by appointment.

　　Visit our website at for more information.