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Waffles

Boston Terrier

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Compatibility

Good with kidsGood with dogsGood with cats

About Waffles

Hi, I’m Waffles, a 3‑month‑old female Boston Terrier mix with a soft heart, a playful spirit, and the cutest scruffy black‑and‑brindle coat you’ve ever seen. I look a little like a tiny woodland creature—sweet, scruffy, and full of charm—and I even have a little white tuft on my chin that makes everyone smile the moment they see me. I love running around with my doggy siblings, exploring new things, and chasing toys, but I’m also a pretty easygoing little girl who’s just as happy curling up beside you when playtime is over. I’m working hard on my potty training and crate training, and I’m doing really well for a young pup. I’m good with kids and cats, and I have normal puppy energy—enough to keep things fun and lively, but not so much that I can’t settle down for snuggles. I adore toys of all kinds, especially the ones I can tug, toss, or carry around proudly with my scruffy little swagger. I’d really love a home where someone will keep helping me learn and grow. If you’re looking for a sweet, scruffy, black‑and‑brindle baby with a heart full of love and a chin tuft full of personality, I think we’d make a perfect pair. My adoption fee is $300. Puppies will come fully vetted and the rescue will pay for spay and neuter. We are always looking for good foster homes. These homes allow us to rescue more Boston Terriers in need because we have a place for them to go until they are adopted. Please consider becoming a foster home for Boston Terrier Rescue of North Texas. You can fill out a foster application at Foster Application | Boston Terrier Rescue Of North Texas . This will allow you to possibly become a foster home for one of our little Boston Terriers in need. Thank you for considering the possibility of fostering for Boston Terrier Rescue of North Texas! Thank you for your continued support in our rescue efforts!

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