If you’ve space in your heart and home for two new additions, look no further than this lovely duo of dogs. Monty and Mia come as a pair and are hoping that someone will take them in, giving them all the love and security they need.
Monty and Mia were surrendered through no fault of their own, and they are currently with the CSPCA while searching for their forever home. The dogs are used to living in a home together and are fully toilet trained, according to the CSPCA. They will need walks daily and they each love to hold and snuggle their teddies, so that is a must-do for any new owner.
Monty is a Chihuahua Jack Russell cross and is the leader of the pair. He was six years old in July. Mia is a Shih Tzu Maltese cross and she will turn one in January. She relies heavily on her big brother for support as she is still very young.
The CSPCA want to keep the siblings together and are urging anyone who is looking for two little dogs to brighten up their daily routine to apply to adopt them. They were well looked after by their previous owner, and they only knew the comforts of a home, so they are finding adjusting to life in the kennels a bit stressful but the CSPCA staff say they are doing their best to make them as comfortable as possible.
Any prospective owners must have a fully enclosed garden, if they have one. Monty and Mia will also need their sleeping quarters inside the home, so potential new owners must have space to accomdate this.
Mia will need to be groomed every 6-8 weeks and brushed daily, due to her type of fur. Anyone lookign to adopt these dogs will receive a home check visit from the Cork City Council Dog Warden.
If you already have other dogs, a dog meet is required onsite to make sure the dogs all get along.
Both dogs are microchipped. Mia is spayed and Monty is neutered.
- To apply to adopt these gorgeous dogs visit the CSPCA’s webiste, fill out their online adoption form or email info@cspca.ie.
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