This dog will be at Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, May 3rd from 12-3pm or until adopted. If you would like the first opportunity to adopt, please fill out an application to be considered.
 
Adoption Fee: $800
Toys R Us 80's style!  Coming at you straight from a time when shoulder pads were high, mixtapes were everything, and playtime meant serious business—these 9 week old Maltese-Shih Tzu-Chihuahua pups are here to totally rock your world.
At around 10–13 lbs full grown, they’re pint-sized, puppy-powered dynamos—each with their own throwback flair. Good with kids, cats, and dogs, and already working hard on their potty training, these pups are more “Wham!” than whimper and ready to join your party (and heart) like it’s 1989.

He-Man – Master of the Backyard Universe
Zoomies? He invented them. Tug-of-war? He’s your guy. He-Man is the high-octane hero who runs laps like he’s training for the Puppy Olympics. With a tail that wags at warp speed and a toy obsession that rivals any 80s kid’s collection, he’s a little whirlwind of joy. Training will be key, but the fun is guaranteed. If your life’s been missing a little epic adventure, by the power of Grayskull, here he is.

The Daily Routine (Because structure is radical): Wake-up calls between 5–6AM with outdoor potty parties (bring your leg warmers). These pups play hard, poop outdoors, and then crash into a snuggly nap pile. Meals are served at 7:30AM, 12PM, and 5:30PM, with grazing allowed for the slower eaters. They’re tidy in their pen during the day, but still working on those overnight accidents—hey, even Cabbage Patch Kids needed training!
Ready to bring home your very own 80s throwback pup with more personality than a Trapper Keeper? These puppies are totally tubular and waiting to become your forever fuzzy sidekick.Training & Socialization: Because Puppies Aren’t Born Housebroken (Unfortunately) Just like leg warmers and cassette tapes, these pups are a work in progress—but they’re off to a great start! With a solid routine, tidy habits, and food motivation on their side, they're well on their way to becoming fully house-trained. As with any puppy, continued structure, consistency, and positive reinforcement will go a long way. They’re at the prime age for socialization, so now’s the time to introduce them to new sights, sounds, people, pets, and adventures. Whether you're signing them up for puppy kindergarten or just bringing them along for coffee shop hangs and neighborhood strolls, every experience helps shape them into confident, well-rounded companions. Be ready to commit, guide, and laugh—raising a puppy is like an 80s montage: a little messy, a lot heartwarming, and totally worth it.