Summary
A New York couple is fostering two scared Chihuahuas named Carla and Rosy. They worked patiently to help the dogs feel safe being held by offering treats and gentle care, which helped the dogs start trusting humans more.
Key Facts
- The couple, Tate Mitchell (29) and Katie Heinrich (32), foster animals in New York City.
- Carla and Rosy are a bonded pair of rescue Chihuahuas who were very afraid of being picked up.
- The couple used treats like turkey and cheese while gently holding the dogs to build trust.
- Over time, the dogs became calmer and more comfortable with being held and petted.
- The foster home shares updates and videos on their TikTok account, helping animals find their forever homes.
- The effort has been praised by animal lovers online as compassionate and patient care.
- Carla and Rosy are available for adoption together through Muddy Paws Rescue in New York City.
- Chihuahuas are affectionate dogs that usually have a big personality in a small body and make good city pets, according to the American Kennel Club.
