Coco Pop

Coco Pop was one of 4 dogs that came to us from a hoarding situation. She is only tini tiny weighing only about 3.5kgs. Her small frame and almost weightless body makes her the most precious lap dog but don't be fooled this girl is also very active.

Coco Pop MUST be rehomed with at least one small confident dog (under the age of 7 preferable). She came to us as a scared little girl but has since gained so much confidence thanks to her wonderful foster carers. She is still learning to trust us humans therefore her new home has to be understanding and willing to let her come to you. Once she knows you are not someone to fear you will certainly wonder how you survived life without her. Coco Pop has an uncanny ability to make you laugh, mainly because of her show pony trot. Once comfortable she prances around as if Miss Australia is really a fur covered 4 legged companion. She runs like the wind barely having all paws on the ground at once, yet sleeps so soundly like the world around her is deadly silent, usually either curled up mimicking a little fox or with her legs in the air.

As you will see from her photos Coco Pop has shared her home with other dogs of varying sizes, cats, chickens and ducks the more the merrier for this little girl. She loves the beach, water and her toys so a home where she can continue to enjoy trips to the beach or a lake and a home that can provide daily runs are a must for this little girl and also another one or two furkids with whom Coco Pop can share new adventures.

Coco Pop has become used to some loud noises and now understands that not everything is scary however can still be put off by sudden grabbing motions, however just approach her and reassure her of your intentions she understands.

Coco Pop must have access inside at all times (not necessarily all areas when you are not home) and must be permitted to sleep in the bedroom of a night time as this is what she is used to with her carer. Coco Pop is not suitable to a home with full time workers.

Meet and greets will be held in the Corrimal area of NSW (near Wollongong)