Born in Missouri but Transplanted to Wilton Manors.
When visiting Wilton Manors Drive, I would always make it a point to visit Tiny Treasures. It the cutest pet shop I have even known. By cutest, I mean the darling array of pure-breed pups and noveau-breed pups, all displayed in pink baby cribs. These pups are so precious that you are required to sanitize your hands before attempting to handle them.
This is where a new chapter in my life began. In the first crib was the cutest puppy I had ever seen; it was a Japanese Chin. A breed I had never heard of. Shameful to a son of a veterinarian. He was adorable with his big round dark puppy eyes ( I know some of you can relate ). After several visits, this doggie soon became my pseudo “best-friend” or should I say vicarious pet. T
hen, one day, he was gone. I strolled into the shop as I has always done and realized the Jap-Chin was gone. Initially, I thought they had moved him to another crib in the shop, but I soon discovered he had been sold the day before. It was at that point I decided I wanted a dog. Specifically, a Japanese Chin.
The very next day I received a call from Tiny Treasures. They had found a female pup just a month old. I asked for pictures and a couple weeks later Chacha was my non-vicarious pet. She is the sweetest, cutest, prettiest and smartest dog in the whole wide world. I spoil her like any parent would spoil their child,(by the way “Chin” means royalty) and can’t wait to see her when I get home. So next time you’re in the area, be sure to visit this pet shop; it will definetely put a smile on your face! On how did I get the name, you might ask, well just look at her.