Grocery: Nob Hill

About Grocery: Nob Hill (Dachshund) in Sun City, CA 92585

Grocery: Nob Hill is waiting for you at Doggie Protective Services in Sun City, CA 92585. * This dog will be at the Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, July 11th from 12-3 PM unless adopted prior to the event. All DPS Rescue dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea/tick treated, and microchipped prior to adoption. Adoption fee: $650 The Grocery Store Puppies: Only Three Left in Stock! Most people bring home groceries in a Grocery Outlet bag. These puppies somehow arrived at a shelter in one. Yes, really. The Grocery Store Puppies got their adorable market-themed names after being dropped off at a shelter inside a Grocery Outlet bag. Thankfully, their story gets much better from there. DPS scooped them up, and these lucky puppies have been safe and thriving ever since — so much so that two of them, Mollie Stone and Piggly Wiggly, have already been checked out by their forever families! That means three ridiculously adorable boys are still on the shelf: Publix, 99 Ranch, and Nob Hill. And trust us — inventory like this doesn't last long. At 13-14 weeks old, these Dachshund mixes (maybe some Beagle in there? Pug?) are as cute as they come, sporting gorgeous light brindle coats that make them look like tiny designer dogs. Their parents' identities may remain one of life's great mysteries, but one thing is certain: every single one of them is ridiculously adorable. Aisle One: Food Lovers The Grocery Puppies start their mornings between 8:00 and 9:00 AM ready to tackle the important business of being puppies. The moment they wake up, the wrestling matches begin. Followed by zoomies. Followed by toy theft. Followed by more wrestling. Breakfast is served around 9:00 AM, lunch between 1:00 and 2:00 PM, and dinner around 7:00 to 8:00 PM. Every puppy comes running the instant food appears because this litter firmly believes that every meal could be the greatest meal of all time. Between meals, they squeeze in plenty of naps, usually piled together in an ad