Demonic foster chihuahua possessed by Victorian child finally finds forever home
The pet dog, Prancer, was described in an advert by his foster carer, Tyfanee, as man hating and child hating – but he s found a home with Ariel Davis, 36
14:28, 27 APR 2021
Prancer was not well socialised and didn t react well to men, pets or children (Image: Instagram@prancerthechihuahua)
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Prancer, the haunted Victorian child Chihuahua, gets adopted following viral ad foxnews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from foxnews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Posts about dogs who shelters have struggled to get adopted for a multitude of reasons go viral all the time, but in the case of a Chihuahua named Prancer, it was the very specific nature of a brutally honest ad that made him an internet star. But that viral post may have also led to him finding his forever home. Advertisement Hide
A few weeks ago, @HLMongoose posted screenshots of a Facebook post by Tyfanee Fortuna along with a picture of a dog. The caption read “This is the funniest thing I’ve read in awhile” and was vague enough that in order to find out what was so funny, you had to read it.