These precious Mi-Kis are our reserved puppies that have not yet traveled to their new families. Our future families can still find their puppy photos here to show their friends and family members.

A Reminder to our Adopting Families: Consider booking your 72-hour post-adoption health validation checkup and second vaccination appointment now as veterinary clinics are often scheduling weeks in advance.

rs I’ve ever seen on a Mi-Ki. Xinia spent an afternoon playing with kids and did really well being held for long stretches of time, though she did start out a little nibbly at first. Xinia had a great 8-week checkup and received her first distemper combo and microchip.

Cara Mia + Max and/or Harley – DOB 4/21/26 – The Youthful Litter

Yumi – white/cream long-coat female – 16 weeks old – charting to be 3 pounds, 1 ounce – reserved

Yumi will be available to the right home when she is two pounds, but it may be quite some time before she reaches that threshold. For our tiniest pups, we have to hand select their families to ensure they are safe. Yumi seems to have finally outgrown her tendency to get hypoglycemia, but will still have to be fed at least three small meals per day to ensure her energy levels stay up. Because Yumi required a lot of supervision to ensure she ate regularly, she has traveled everywhere with me. She does not get car sick. She is very well socialized and is going to love being with someone who can spend lots of time with her as she is accustomed to that kind of attention. She would be an ideal candidate for someone who is retired or works from home. She isn’t suitable for a family with large dogs or young children. She currently weighs 1 pound, 15.3 ounces after breakfast. She is going to live near Houston, Texas, and I’m simply thrilled with her adoptive family!

Gidget (formerly Yvonne) – parti sable long-coat female – 16 weeks old – charting to be 3 pounds, 12 ounces as an adult – reserved

Of the two sable girls, this one will lighten up to more of an ash blonde/cream. Yvonne has what Bill and I have identified as the “Abby Face,” which is a gorgeous, perennial look we trace back to our very first litter. She has gorgeous conformation. She has very fine bones and would not be suited for a home with young children and larger dogs. She prefers attention over food which will mean her diet will have to be carefully monitored to make sure she’s getting enough to eat.

Unfortunately, Yvonne continues to trend down on her estimated adult weights. She will not be starting her vaccination series until she is 12 weeks old due to her size. Her 8-week exam was normal. Yvonne is second smallest but she’s the most confident in the litter. This can be to her detriment as she believes she can fly off of anything and is as big as anyone. She will have to be supervised to ensure she does not get into an accident, chase a bear, a big dog, or get involved in any hazard. She has NO fear. Due to her special needs, we have hand-selected Yvonne’s new owner. They are retired and already have a tiny Mi-Ki.

Yvette – parti sable long-coat female – 16 weeks old – charting to be 4 pounds, 9 ounces – reserved

Yvette has symmetrical markings with Irish spotting, beautiful eyes, gorgeous expression, a broad muzzle, and a lovely head without extremes. We are delaying Yvette’s vaccines until she is 12 weeks old. Her 8-week checkup was otherwise normal. She will be adopted in mid-August when she meets the 2-pound goal.

Calista (Formerly Yolanda) – white long-coat female – 16 weeks old – charting to be 7 pounds, 8 ounces as an adult – reserved

Yolanda will now be called Calista (but I need to double check on the spelling) and she is the biggest in the litter. She is developing an underbite that shows occasionally. Regardless, she’s very pretty. Her temperament is friendly and gentle. She loves to cuddle. She is intuitive. She is very mild with a tendency to “hang back” and watch, so we paired her with Xella for their outdoor playtime so she could learn to be a little more confident and have fun. Calista will be pampered in her new family.

Zelda + Heston – The “Brave” Litter – DOB May 27, 2026 – ready around August 5, 2026

I have been hoping to keep something back from Zelda as she’s the last link I have going back to Lucy and Gabriella.

Bonnie – Chocolate parti sable female long coat – ten weeks old – charting to be 4 pounds, 4 ounces – under breeder consideration

Chocolate sables lighten considerably to a buttery color, but the eyes will be kind of aqua to start and amber as an adult. The nose and paw pads will be brown. Cocoa Chanel (retired) is an example of a solid chocolate sable. Bonnie is a candidate to carry on Zelda’s legacy, but that will all depend on size and conformation. She definitely has her face! Bonnie moves beautifully like her mama but is trending down on her predicted adult weight estimates. Her Embark test says she will be larger than Zelda’s predicted Embark weight estimate. So that’s at least a little encouraging. We have had some health issues with Heston’s offspring, so we will be weighing all of these factors before deciding if she will be a pet. We will likely hold on to her for several months to see how she develops.

Yohanna + Mario or Rhett – The “Can-do” Litter – DOB 6/6/26 – ready around 8/15/26

Cappuccino – chocolate sable parti long-coat male – 8 weeks old – charting to be 6 pounds, 2 ounces – reserved

Cappuccino will lighten considerably. He will be a light cream (see the photo where I show the hair by his skin.) His name will likely be shortened to “Chino.” He is a friendly, confident puppy who always has a wagging tail. Chino is going to live with one of our former Mi-Ki puppies in Texas.

Crosby – black and tan long-coat male – eight weeks old – charting to be 5 pounds, 12 ounces – reserved

Crosby is a handsome chap who looks like his dad, Mario, but he’s curlier like his mom. He is gaining well, but has slowed down considerably since being introduced to the big play area. Crosby is going to live in Wisconsin.

Dresden + Cosmo – DOB June 8, 2026 – The “Divine” Litter – Ready around 8/17/26

Dahlia Blue – blue parti long-coat female – 8 weeks old – charting to be 3 pounds, 11 ounces – reserved

Dahlia Blue is on hold for our program. She has been doing very poorly as far as weaning, so her weight has dropped. I’m hoping to get her back up into the breeding candidate size range, but she may have to be a pet.

Nilla + Mario – DOB June 9, 2026 – the “Epic” Litter – Ready around September (or later) due to small size

Everest – solid cream long-coat male – 9 weeks old – charting to be 4 pounds, 11 ounces – Reserved

Everest may be ready to adopt a bit sooner than his littermates due to his slightly larger size, but he’s still charting quite small. He will hopefully be ready in mid to late August.

Molly + Rhett and/or Mario – DOB July 8, 2026 – The “Grateful” Litter – Ready around 9/16/26

Grady – black and brindle point long-coat male – five weeks old – charting to be 4.5 pounds – Reserved

Grady’s tan points appear to be striped, so we believe he is a black and brindle point long coat. So the gold stripes will be limited to the areas of the eyebrows, cheeks, and legs. The rest will be black. Grady has big, beautiful eyes and a shorter muzzle. He’s very handsome.