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Meet Roxy

One Eye, One Big Heart, and So Much Love to Give

Breed: Chihuahua
Gender: Female | Age: 09/09/2025 | Weight/Size: 12 lbs (Small)
Good With: Dogs ✔️ | Kids ✔️ | Cats: Unknown
Personality: ❤️ Loving | Affectionate | Friendly | Sweet-Natured
Special Note: ️ Roxy is missing one eye
Medical: Spayed and vaccinations up to date
Location: Los Angeles, California
Transportation: Ozzie and Friends Rescue coordinates safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States.

❤️ Personality, Breed Information & Roxy’s Story

Roxy is a beautiful 1-year-old Chihuahua weighing approximately 12 pounds. This loving little girl has already been through enough to make her special—but she hasn't let her past take away her ability to love.

Roxy was rescued and is missing one eye. While we don't have the details of how she lost it, what matters most is the dog she is today: a loving girl who is ready to move forward and find a family of her own.

Dogs with one eye can typically adapt extremely well. Roxy may have reduced depth perception or a smaller field of vision on one side, but with a safe environment and a little consideration from her family, having one eye doesn't have to stop her from enjoying a happy, active life.

Roxy is friendly with other dogs and good with children. Her compatibility with cats is currently unknown.

As a Chihuahua, Roxy may share many of the traits associated with the breed. Chihuahuas are often affectionate, intelligent, alert, devoted, and deeply attached to their people. They may be little dogs, but they can have enormous personalities and form incredibly strong bonds with their families.

Roxy would benefit from:

Plenty of love and companionship

Daily walks and appropriate exercise

Positive-reinforcement training

Mental stimulation and enrichment

Consistent household routines

Gentle handling

A secure home and careful leash use

Comfortable places to rest

Continued veterinary care

A lifelong commitment

Roxy doesn't need someone to feel sorry for her. She needs someone to see the loving little dog standing in front of them and give her the life she deserves.

Training, Adjustment & What to Expect

At only one year old, Roxy is a young adult with plenty of life ahead of her. Moving into a new home will still be a big adjustment, and she should be given time to become comfortable with her new surroundings and routine.

Rescue dogs may arrive with basic training at best. Her adopter should be prepared to continue working on:

House training as needed

Leash manners

Basic commands

Household boundaries

Recall

Comfortable handling

Continued socialization

Because Roxy has vision on only one side, approaching her calmly and allowing her to realize someone is there before touching her—particularly from her blind side—can help prevent startling her.

Please remember the 3-3-3 Rule:

3 Days to decompress and begin feeling safe

3 Weeks to understand her new household routine

3 Months to fully settle in, build trust, and feel at home

Patience, consistency, affection, and positive reinforcement will help Roxy understand that she's safe and that her new family isn't going anywhere.

Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care

Roxy's spay and vaccination status were not provided, so her complete medical records should be reviewed with her veterinarian.

Because she has one eye, her remaining eye is especially important. Her family should make routine eye care part of her overall veterinary care and contact a veterinarian if they notice redness, squinting, discharge, cloudiness, injury, or changes in vision.

Her future family should provide:

Routine veterinary wellness examinations

Vaccinations and boosters as recommended

Spaying if not already completed

Routine monitoring of her remaining eye

Flea, tick, heartworm, and parasite prevention

Routine dental care

Quality nutrition and healthy weight management

Daily appropriate exercise

Mental stimulatio