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Meet Enid TX

Enid is a reserved and well mannered dog who just wants a quiet home to relax and get well at. She was quiet and easy going at the shelter in Texas. She walks great on the leash, is easy to carry and work with and has been friendly with everyone she’s met. She is said to get along with other small dogs but gets defensive if a big dog is too rough with her. When Enid was surrendered the staff noticed right away her potbellied appearance and alopecia on her abdomen. She will be seeing the veterinarian now that she has been rescued by NorthStar - blood work is needed for a definitive diagnosis and treatment plan. Enid is a lovely little dog hoping to start a better life when she arrives in NJ. If you'd like to meet her, please complete an adoption application and be sure to ask for her by name, ENID TX!

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Enid TX

BreedChihuahuaSexFemaleSizeSmallAge10 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 7/12/2026
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Shelter & rescue

Northstar Pet Rescue
187 Plane StreetBoonton, NJ 07005

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📞 (973) 658-7001

✉️ woof@northstarpets.org

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