About this Dog
Meet Buzz & Woody: Two 9-Year-Old Chihuahuas on a Mission (Mostly for Snacks and Snuggles)This bonded pair of Chihuahua mixes might be 9 years old, but don’t let their age fool you, these boys still get the zoomies like they just drank a triple espresso. Buzz & Woody are the cutest little cuddlebugs you’ll ever meet. They’re total lap dogs, professional snugglers, and they absolutely live for being held. Like, if your arms aren’t full of Buzz & Woody, what are you even doing?Before they arrived at Noah Project, they were at Newaygo County Animal Shelter, so if you’re thinking, “Hey, I’ve seen those adorable little faces before!”, you probably have! And before that? Oh, they were found living their best street-dog life… with a Husky.Yep. A full-size Husky. Obviously.Now, we weren’t there, but here’s how we imagine it went down:Buzz was the tiny but determined getaway driver (probably operating a stolen kid’s tricycle), Woody was the emotional support squad leader (“Guys, I don’t think this is a good idea…”), and the Husky was just the big, fluffy muscle recruited to obtain the fresh chicken dinner. Who planned the mission? Definitely the Chihuahuas. Who got distracted halfway through and tried to befriend the chicken instead of stealing it? Also the Chihuahuas. Did it end in chaos? Without a doubt. But hey, they all made it out together, and that’s what counts.These days, Buzz & Woody have traded street escapades for plush blankets, tasty treats, and lap time. They’re gentle, goofy, and so bonded that they do everything together, including synchronized zoomies!You may find me on our website under "ADOPT
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The adopting family is the only party eligible to receive the contribution. The adopting family will be required to provide proof of adoption between 4-6 weeks after adoption. This is to ensure that the home is a good match and Buzz was not returned. After we have verified the adoption, Buzz’s balance will be sent to the adopting family. Our staff provides instructions and help throughout this process.
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Contribute to Buzz's Stash!
100% of Buzz's balance will be sent to whoever adopts Buzz.
About this Dog
Meet Buzz & Woody: Two 9-Year-Old Chihuahuas on a Mission (Mostly for Snacks and Snuggles)This bonded pair of Chihuahua mixes might be 9 years old, but don’t let their age fool you, these boys still get the zoomies like they just drank a triple espresso. Buzz & Woody are the cutest little cuddlebugs you’ll ever meet. They’re total lap dogs, professional snugglers, and they absolutely live for being held. Like, if your arms aren’t full of Buzz & Woody, what are you even doing?Before they arrived at Noah Project, they were at Newaygo County Animal Shelter, so if you’re thinking, “Hey, I’ve seen those adorable little faces before!”, you probably have! And before that? Oh, they were found living their best street-dog life… with a Husky.Yep. A full-size Husky. Obviously.Now, we weren’t there, but here’s how we imagine it went down:Buzz was the tiny but determined getaway driver (probably operating a stolen kid’s tricycle), Woody was the emotional support squad leader (“Guys, I don’t think this is a good idea…”), and the Husky was just the big, fluffy muscle recruited to obtain the fresh chicken dinner. Who planned the mission? Definitely the Chihuahuas. Who got distracted halfway through and tried to befriend the chicken instead of stealing it? Also the Chihuahuas. Did it end in chaos? Without a doubt. But hey, they all made it out together, and that’s what counts.These days, Buzz & Woody have traded street escapades for plush blankets, tasty treats, and lap time. They’re gentle, goofy, and so bonded that they do everything together, including synchronized zoomies!You may find me on our website under "ADOPT
