Kojo

Birthday  6/29/2019

Adoption fee $500

UTD on all his vaccinations

Sweet lap dog

Doesn’t like other dogs

Good with older children

Needs a yard

Meet Kojo 

Hi! My name is Kojo. I’m about 6 years old and weigh around 12 pounds. I recently had a full vet checkup, got all my vaccinations, and had to say goodbye to 12 teeth. Don’t worry—I still have a healthy appetite! My foster dad softens my kibble with warm water, and I eat just fine.

The last few months have been a little confusing for me after my person became ill and had to move away. Thankfully, some wonderful people stepped in to help me, and now I’m looking for my forever family.

What I’m Looking For

I’m a sweet little guy who will thrive with someone who can provide structure, patience, and lots of love.

Potty Training

I’m doing well but still need a consistent routine.

Taking me outside first thing in the morning and every 3–4 hours during the day helps me succeed.

I don’t mind wearing a belly band or diaper as a backup while I’m settling into a new home.

Socialization

I can be vocal when I see unfamiliar dogs or people, especially on walks.

With a confident, calm leader and continued socialization, I’m making progress every day.

A Little Patience

I’m a bit shy when meeting new people because life has been turned upside down recently.

Once I know I’m safe, my sweet personality starts to shine.

I do best with a predictable schedule and gentle, consistent guidance when I get barky at strangers or unfamiliar sounds.

Safety First

Please be careful when opening the front door—I can be a little escape artist, so a crate or secure area is helpful if people are coming and going.

Crate Time

I’m okay in my crate for short periods. I may bark a little when you first leave because I’d much rather be with you!

My foster has left me home alone for up to three hours, and by the time he returns, I’m usually settled down and quiet.

Bedtime

I love sleeping with my people! At first, I’ll curl up at the foot of the bed, but once I’m comfortable, I might burrow under the covers like a true dachshund.

I sleep through the night. While I’m adjusting, wearing a secure belly band overnight is a good idea.

My Perfect Home

More than anything, I just want someone who will give me a chance. I’ve had a difficult few months, but I’m a good little dog with a big heart. If you can offer me patience, consistency, and love, I’ll reward you with loyalty, cuddles, and a lifetime of companionship.

I may have lost a few teeth, but I haven’t lost my ability to love. I can’t wait to find the family that’s meant for me.

Ann Oster: Very nice thank you so much!

Mila

• Adoption fee $800
• Birthday 10/31/25
• Weight 14 pounds
• Female spayed
• Health care complete with bloodwork done
• Micro chipped
• Needs a free-standing home with a yard.
• Will need to continue training, working on her stranger reactivity; experienced dachshund owners only
• Needs to be an only dog or a home with a submissive smaller dog.
• Housebroken
• Good with older respectful children over 10
• Brown and white piebald
• Sweet and loving lap dog
• Does well in the car

Mila is a sweet, affectionate, playful 11 month old! She loves her foster family, her foster sister and the kids that live in the home. She gets nervous being left alone, and when new people and dogs come around, and can react with some aggression out of self defense. She needs a predictable home, with owners who can invest the time she needs to be trained not react to new people and dogs, and to be content in her crate or left alone in a safe place. Experience with training nervous dogs, patience for barking and the time available for training is a must! She can warm up to pet siblings and children in the home with the right amount of time, but a home with a patient, non-reactive dog, and children over 8 years old would be highly recommended.