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Ruff Ruff! My name is Linus - Adoption Pending
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Linus - Adoption Pending's Info...
| Breed: | Australian Cattle Dog/Rat Terrier Mix | Color: | Black - With White | Age: | Puppy |
| Size: | Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) | Sex: | Male |
Linus - Adoption Pending's Story...
Hi! My name is Linus and I’m a sweet, spunky boy according to my foster mom and pretty good learner, if I do say myself. I’m a 3-4 month old male cattle dog mix puppy and some folks say I might even be part rat terrier too.
I’m already crate trained and learned to use a doggy door in no time flat thanks to my big foster sister. I love to wrestle with her and follow her around. She’s showing me how to be a good little puppy. I absolutely LOVE to play with toys! I’ll even fetch a toy and bring it back to you so you can throw it for me again. I’m also OK playing with a toy on my own when you’re feeling a little tired.
I was left at the county pound with my three other siblings (Choo, Pilot and Piper). Thankfully, New Hope Cattle Dog Rescue came and got us out of there. Right now I’m still very young and will need someone to continue to work with me on my training. Of course, I’m a fast learner and eager to please.
Hi! My name is Linus and I’m a sweet, spunky boy according to my foster mom and pretty good learner, if I do say myself. I’m a 3-4 month old male cattle dog mix puppy and some folks say I might even be part rat terrier too.
I’m already crate trained and learned to use a doggy door in no time flat thanks to my big foster sister. I love to wrestle with her and follow her around. She’s showing me how to be a good little puppy. I absolutely LOVE to play with toys! I’ll even fetch a toy and bring it back to you so you can throw it for me again. I’m also OK playing with a toy on my own when you’re feeling a little tired.
I was left at the county pound with my three other siblings (Choo, Pilot and Piper). Thankfully, New Hope Cattle Dog Rescue came and got us out of there. Right now I’m still very young and will need someone to continue to work with me on my training. Of course, I’m a fast learner and eager to please.
Rescue Group Info...
About Our Rescue Group...
New Hope Cattle Dogs' mission is helping discarded, stray and unwanted Australian Cattle Dogs (ACD's) that need a second chance at finding a forever home and providing education and training to the public.
New Hope Cattle Dogs' mission is helping discarded, stray and unwanted Australian Cattle Dogs (ACD's) that need a second chance at finding a forever home and providing education and training to the public.
We believe that there is a special place out there for all unwanted and abandoned ACD's. It is our duty to match your lifestyle with the dog's personality for a "perfect" fit. It is important to us to place the dog that is right for you and your family in your home. Therefore, there are strict guidelines and qualifications that all potential adoptive homes must meet before we place a dog in their home.
Come Meet Our Pets...
Before you can meet an adoptable dog, an adoption application (http://www.nhcdarizona.com/forms/adopt.pdf) must be filled out and a home check must be completed. Then an appointment will be made between potential adopter and our foster home to meet the dogs.
Before you can meet an adoptable dog, an adoption application (http://www.nhcdarizona.com/forms/adopt.pdf) must be filled out and a home check must be completed. Then an appointment will be made between potential adopter and our foster home to meet the dogs.
Our Adoption Process...
All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, up-to-date with all age appropriate vaccinations, had fecal exam, been dewormed, are microchipped and vet checked. We have recently started doing heartworm tests and starting all our dogs on heartworm preventative. We do not have the funds to do additional screening tests for Erlichia or Valley Fever unless the dog is showing signs of illness. If they are showing signs, we will then screen the dogs for these illnesses and treat appropriately. The adoption fee is $150-$250 (depending on the dog, with most dogs being closer to $200) and that includes all vetting previously mentioned. Please understand that this fee barely covers our medical expenses, shelter fees and does not begin to cover housing and feeding. So if you are able, an additional monetary donation is appreciated. Remember that we are a non-profit rescue group.
(Example Cost Break down for female puppy under one year old: Spay-$120-$165, 3 booster vaccinations (DHPP-C)-$15, Rabies shot-$15, Microchip and Registration of Microchip-$35, deworming medication-$5, fecal exam-$28, brief vet exam-$27: Total cost-$245.00) This example is typical for the majority of dogs we take in. If you add antibiotics (which most of our dogs will require), food, additional screening tests, fees to get the dog out of the shelter and gas to and from appointments, our costs are well over $400 per dog.
All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, up-to-date with all age appropriate vaccinations, had fecal exam, been dewormed, are microchipped and vet checked. We have recently started doing heartworm tests and starting all our dogs on heartworm preventative. We do not have the funds to do additional screening tests for Erlichia or Valley Fever unless the dog is showing signs of illness. If they are showing signs, we will then screen the dogs for these illnesses and treat appropriately. The adoption fee is $150-$250 (depending on the dog, with most dogs being closer to $200) and that includes all vetting previously mentioned. Please understand that this fee barely covers our medical expenses, shelter fees and does not begin to cover housing and feeding. So if you are able, an additional monetary donation is appreciated. Remember that we are a non-profit rescue group.
(Example Cost Break down for female puppy under one year old: Spay-$120-$165, 3 booster vaccinations (DHPP-C)-$15, Rabies shot-$15, Microchip and Registration of Microchip-$35, deworming medication-$5, fecal exam-$28, brief vet exam-$27: Total cost-$245.00) This example is typical for the majority of dogs we take in. If you add antibiotics (which most of our dogs will require), food, additional screening tests, fees to get the dog out of the shelter and gas to and from appointments, our costs are well over $400 per dog.
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We adopt to families all over the world. We only intake dogs from Arizona.
We adopt to families all over the world. We only intake dogs from Arizona.