Meet Emma — a tiny Chihuahua mix puppy with a huge personality and an endless supply of charm! At just 8 weeks old, Emma already knows exactly who she is. This confident little girl is expressive, opinionated, and not afraid to speak her mind. She’s playful, curious, and full of puppy energy, always ready to explore, play, and keep everyone entertained with her adorable personality. But beneath all that spunk is an incredibly sweet and loving cuddle bug. Emma is unbelievably soft, absolutely adores snuggles, and somehow always smells amazing — making cuddle time with her even more irresistible. She loves affection and will happily curl up close once she’s done being the center of attention. Emma is also doing wonderfully with potty training for such a young puppy. She consistently poops outside like a pro and is making steady progress with the peeing part too. She’s smart, eager to learn, and improving every day with consistency and encouragement. Emma is the perfect mix of confidence, sweetness, playfulness, and affection. She’s the kind of puppy who will keep you laughing, keep you company, and completely steal your heart. If you’re looking for a loving little sidekick with a bold personality and lots of love to give, Emma may be your perfect match. FINE PUPPY PRINT: These puppies have been on this earth for just a very short time and will require training and patience as they grow and find their way. The puppies are currently working on potty training, and consistency will be key once they are placed in their forever home. If you think Emma may be the one for you, please go to our website at www.wagstorichesanimalrescue.org and fill out an application to adopt. Please be sure to include a vet reference as regular vet care is important to us for the health of all our adopted dogs. With approval and a $295 adoption donation, she will be ready to accompany you on all of life’s many adventures! Emma is spayed, microchipped, fecal tested clean of internal parasites and up to date on all her vaccinations, including rabies.