Reese Cup is a 3-year-old, small chihuahua mix with a curl in her tail and an easygoing charm. She weighs about 19 pounds and gravitates toward people—her calm, cuddly side stands out the second you sit down. She’s house and crate trained, rarely barks, and sleeps through the night, most content snuggled up beside her favorite human. Don’t expect wild energy; she prefers short play sessions, sunbathing in a yard, or rolling around in the grass to any marathon adventures. While she was initially a little “spicy” with other dogs, she settles in well after a brief adjustment and is both dog and cat friendly, greeting everyone with sweet kisses and curiosity. Out for a walk, Reese Cup does well on leash, and her car rides are drama-free. She’s food motivated (a slow feeder bowl helps) and even learning new tricks, but at the end of the day she just wants gentle attention and a cozy spot to relax. Reese Cup was diagnosed with luxating patellas in her back legs, most pronounced in her right one—so she’s on a simple daily exercise routine to keep her joints supported, plus joint supplements and a daily anti-inflammatory. High-impact activities are avoided, but she can do light play and go for short strolls. She is also heartworm positive and on the slow kill protocol; her rescue will explain the process. Reese Cup needs a bit of daily care but gives tons back in affection and warmth. She’s looking for an adopter around Orlando or Central Florida who can keep her on this gentle routine. Give them the home they have been waiting for. Apply today.