Chihuahuas of the Valley in Need of Forever Homes

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The Chihuahua population in the Valley is facing a crisis. There are many Chihuahuas of the Valley in need of forever homes.

Unfortunately, shelters in the Valley are overcrowded, with some having as many as 50 Chihuahuas in their care at any given time. This is a heartbreaking reality, especially for these small dogs who deserve a loving home.

The Valley's Chihuahua rescue organizations are working tirelessly to find homes for these dogs. They are also providing medical care and spaying/neutering services to help reduce the number of unwanted litters.

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Chihuahuas Up for Adoption

If you're looking to add a furry friend to your family, there are dozens of adorable chihuahuas up for adoption in the Livermore area.

Dozens of chihuahuas were recently rescued from a home in Livermore where they were living in "filthy conditions" without food or water.

The chihuahuas were taken to the East County Animal Shelter in Dublin where they received vaccinations, nail care, and were placed in clean cages.

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One of the dogs needed emergency medical attention and has already found a new home.

There are 15 chihuahuas available for adoption at Oakland Animal Services, 12 dogs at Dublin SPCA, and approximately 10 at Valley Humane Society.

You can contact the agencies directly to inquire about adopting a dog or making a donation to help with their care.

The contact number for Oakland Animal Services is 510-535-5602.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are xoloitzcuintli related to Chihuahuas?

Yes, Xoloitzcuintli is a breed that is believed to have contributed to the development of the Chihuahua. They share a common ancestry with the Xoloitzcuintli being one of the breeds used to breed the modern Chihuahua.

Where are Chihuahuas from originally?

Chihuahuas originated from Mexico, specifically from the state of Chihuahua and the region inhabited by the Toltec people. They are believed to have descended from the ancient Techichi dog breed.

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Iris Stamm is a seasoned Assigning Editor with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for detail. With a background in research and writing, Iris has honed her skills in curating engaging content for a wide range of audiences. Her expertise lies in assigning and editing articles on topics related to animals, particularly dogs.

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