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90-Year-Old Adopts Blind Chihuahua
27 Aug
Summary
- A 90-year-old woman found a companion in a blind Chihuahua.
- The dog, Mocha, is described as the definition of a lap dog.
- Donna's family will ensure Mocha's care in any unforeseen circumstances.
A 90-year-old woman, Donna James, has adopted a blind Chihuahua named Mocha, fulfilling her desire for a lap dog companion. The heartwarming adoption occurred through the Missouri-based animal rescue, Pawportunities.
Mocha, described as the "very definition of a lap dog," lost her sight unexpectedly but remains affectionate and thrives on human contact. Pawportunities connected Mocha with Donna, whose daughter was seeking a small canine friend for her mother to keep her company in her wheelchair. The initial meeting, captured on social media, showed an immediate bond between Donna and Mocha.
Pawportunities ensured that Donna's multigenerational family was prepared to care for Mocha long-term. The family affirmed their commitment to Mocha's well-being, pledging that the entire household would provide support should any unforeseen circumstances affect Donna. To help Mocha adjust, the family plans to involve her in daily activities with different family members.
