Photo byPetfinder / Great Dog Rescue New England / Photo Edit by Camilo Diaz

(MA) Get ready to fall in love with the gentlest little dog around. Mary Anne is a young Chihuahua who recently came into Great Dog Rescue New England's care for unspecified reasons. This little lap pup is currently living safely with a foster, but she hopes for not much longer. Not because her foster isn't great, but because she is itching to get her last move out of the way, and settle down with her new family. Also, I have it on good authority that said family could in fact be YOU!

More Information On Mary Anne

Mary Anne is a 1 to 2-year-old Chihuahua mix pup who weighs, as of 7/22/24, approximately 12 pounds. She has a short coat length, which is listed as being red, chestnut, orange, and black in color. Mary Anne is spayed and up to date on her vaccinations.

According to Great Dog Rescue New England, Mary Anne is a petite girl with a lot of love to give. Her main characteristics are described as friendly, sweet, and above all gentle. She is very gentle in all situations from accepting treats to meeting and playing with new people. She gets along great with other dogs and Petfinder has indicated she would do well in a home with cats or children too.

"she truly is a little lady and a souther angel at heart! She is wonderful with other dogs, and would never say no to a nap in your lap after a long day of playing. She loves to be with her people and would be a wonderful companion dog, or a great addition to a loving family who is looking to add a pint sized pup to their family!" - Great Dog Rescue New England / Petfinder

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Photo byPetfinder / Great Dog Rescue New England

Photo byPetfinder / Great Dog Rescue New England

How Can You Help Mary Anne?

If you are interested in adopting Mary Anne, please fill out the adoption application form, which can be found here. She is available for adoption to anyone 24 or older and living in New England, NY, NJ, or PA.

Another huge thing you can do to help is consider fostering! There are never enough fosters to meet the demands of all the pups in need. More information on fostering with Great Dog Rescue New England can be found in the fostering section of their official website.

If you cannot adopt or foster, an easy way to help is to share this article or Mary Anne's Petfinder profile: www.petfinder.com/dog/mary-anne