JoJo and Gracie

Chihuahua | Gwinnett County, GA

YoungMaleSmallShih Tzu

About

Meet JoJo and Gracie

From Neglect to Hope: JoJo & Gracie’s Journey These two sweethearts were recently rescued from a heartbreaking life of neglect—living outside 24/7 with no vaccinations, no vet care, and no spay/neuter. They were pulled from an urgent situation just in time—before they could fall into the wrong hands. Despite everything, they are incredibly gentle, affectionate, and already showering their temporary foster mom with kisses, as if to say, "Thank you for saving us." Now, they need the next chapter of their journey: a loving forever home—together. Meet JoJo Male Long-Haired Chihuahua Absolutely stunning, with that signature Chihuahua charm A bit shy at first, but warms up once he feels safe and loved Sweet, gentle, and affectionate Meet Gracie Female Shih Tzu/Yorkie Mix So sweet and pretty, with an adorable black snout Calm and loving—your perfect little shadow Follows her foster mom everywhere: a true Velcro dog LOVES to snuggle curled up next to you while sleeping—too cute for words These two are a bonded pair and must be adopted together—we will NOT separate them. They’ve been through so much, but their hearts are full of love. They’ve already received: ✔️ Heartworm test ✔️ Fecal test ✔️ Vaccinations ✔️ Spay/Neuter ✔️ Microchip Interested in giving them the life they deserve? Please email: [email protected] (Note: Do not contact the rescue group directly—this email ensures the fastest response.) Let’s rewrite their story—with love, safety, and a home they can finally call their own.

Adoption Process
First there is an application, then the meeting, then the animal is brought to its potential new home, then there is a foster/trial period, after a month or so we make the final adoption. Fees may vary, but the standard is $275 for dogs and the standard is $125 for cats. All animals are fully vetted and up to date on shots at adoption. If at anytime and for any reason, the animal is not working in the new household, we will take them back.

Contact
A Welcome Home Animal Rescue
[email protected]
http://www.awhar.org