Morty
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Morty
AvailableMorty is a young, male, small-sized mixed breed Dachshund weighing approximately 11 lbs. He has a short coat and is bicolor. Morty has been neutered, is up to date on vaccinations, and is microchipped. Although he is not yet house trained, he is beginning his journey toward trust and adaptation in his foster care situation in Tampa, FL.
About Morty
Morty is a sweet male pup rescued from a Dachshund hoarding situation in Holiday, FL. He was brought to safety on August 28, 2026, but he’s understandably very shut down and needs extensive patience and love. Currently, he cannot be handled with a collar or leash, as he doesn't yet trust people. His past experiences make it clear how important it is for him to find a gentle, understanding owner who can provide a stable routine. At the moment, Morty uses potty pads inside and would be a flight risk outdoors. It’s best to wait until he’s comfortable before attempting any outdoor time with him. Given his timid nature, it’s ideal for him to be in a home without cats, while older children who respect his space could be suitable. Another calm dog in the house may also help him come out of his shell. If you feel you can offer Morty the kindness and time he needs to heal, please reach out at (954) 789-7850 to start the application process. He truly deserves a loving home where he can flourish. Adoption is a journey, and Morty is ready for his next chapter. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
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Questions about Morty
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Dachshund mixes like Morty generally do best in a calm environment where they can feel safe and secure. Given his background, a quiet home without too much chaos will help him adjust better.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Morty will require limited outdoor space for now as he is still learning to trust people. A secure, enclosed area would be ideal, especially once he becomes more comfortable.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Morty may do well with older children who understand and respect his space. Patience will be essential during his adjustment period.











