Meet Wagyu, a tiny bundle of joy with big ears and a tricolor coat of black, brown, and white. As a Chihuahua mix, he’s expected to be a small dog when fully grown. Born on June 22, 2026, Wagyu is part of the Bovine Bunch, rescued with his siblings from a situation where they were very young puppies. Even at this age, he’s already beginning to explore the world around him. Wagyu and his littermates will stay with their moms for a bit longer, fostering their development and socialization. Applications are open for Wagyu, who is slated to go home around August 30, following his neuter. Keep in mind that puppies like Wagyu require consistent attention and cannot be left alone for long periods. Please only apply if you can dedicate time to your new furry friend. To start the adoption process, you can fill out the application form on the Lilac City Pup Project’s website. They’re a volunteer-driven rescue dedicated to saving vulnerable dogs and facilitating meaningful connections between pets and their humans. If adoption feels like a big step, there are also fostering opportunities available.