Adopt Maya

Meet Maya. This tiny baby girl came to us when her owner realized she couldn’t properly care for her, and now she’s ready for a fresh start. Maya will stay very small and absolutely loves cuddles—she’s happiest curled up in your lap. She’s playful, smart, and full of love. Maya is healthy and will be ready for adoption soon, and she’s looking for a home with plenty of affection, a cozy bed, and someone to adore her.

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