Fletcher is a gentle, reserved Chihuahua who ended up at the rescue after being found as a stray in Orangeburg County. Change hasn’t been easy for him—he’s still figuring out the world, and he’ll need a little time and patience to come out of his shell. Fletcher is crate-trained, handles car rides smoothly, and does fine on leash. His finder noted he gets along with other dogs and children and has a strong food motivation, so treats help him warm up. He weighs about 10-12 pounds and is estimated to be between 1 and 1.5 years old. Fletcher has a short golden and white coat that’s easy to maintain. The group is still learning more about his needs as he settles in and completes his vetting. Adoptions are limited to homes within a two-hour radius of the Tri-County area, with some exceptions for senior or hard-to-place dogs. A vet reference is required for adopters if the dog is under three or has medical concerns—this is the case for Fletcher. Adoption events are held on Saturdays by appointment, and event locations may change. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!