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My basic info
Breed
Australian Shepherd/Australian Cattle Dog
Color
Black - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn
Age
3 years 6 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
35 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Not good with cats
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Ms Lulu is quite the character! She is happy and funny and Loves to run and run. When she stops, she stops! She took over the house and yard the first day protecting and keeping all threats away from the fence. She is a snuggler and will sit on the couch and sleep in the big person bed or an open crate. She does prowl and protect through the night. She is house trained and uses a doggy door. Lulu is not good with small dogs as her breed likes to keep the "rodents" at bay. I would say no dog under 20lbs - otherwise male or female dogs are fine. No idea about cats. She is a cattle dog and seems as if she may have been trained to herd beyond what comes natural? She ignored the chickens and goat. Cattle and horses would be safe as well. She is an active working dog who would love an active lifestyle if you can provide it. She loves the water too. She will herd children by nipping on their heels so maybe a bit older children who understand that's just what her breed does and won't cry. She does pretty well on a leash, rides in the car like a pro, loves puppies because she was a mom a time or two. Her tongue hangs out and her jaw is a bit off (maybe birth defect or an injury) but it does not affect her appetite! She is spayed, HW negative and up to date on shots. please apply at www.krrtx.org/forms
Ms Lulu is quite the character! She is happy and funny and Loves to run and run. When she stops, she stops! She took over the house and yard the first day protecting and keeping all threats away from the fence. She is a snuggler and will sit on the couch and sleep in the big person bed or an open crate. She does prowl and protect through the night. She is house trained and uses a doggy door. Lulu is not good with small dogs as her breed likes to keep the "rodents" at bay. I would say no dog under 20lbs - otherwise male or female dogs are fine. No idea about cats. She is a cattle dog and seems as if she may have been trained to herd beyond what comes natural? She ignored the chickens and goat. Cattle and horses would be safe as well. She is an active working dog who would love an active lifestyle if you can provide it. She loves the water too. She will herd children by nipping on their heels so maybe a bit older children who understand that's just what her breed does and won't cry. She does pretty well on a leash, rides in the car like a pro, loves puppies because she was a mom a time or two. Her tongue hangs out and her jaw is a bit off (maybe birth defect or an injury) but it does not affect her appetite! She is spayed, HW negative and up to date on shots. please apply at www.krrtx.org/forms
Please go to www.krrtx.org and click on forms/applications of the left hand side to complete an adoption application. Upon receipt, reference, vet checks and a home visit will be completed and then meet and greets will be scheduled. When a pet is selected the adoption contract is signed and $170 fee will be collected. If dog does not work out for any reason, the dog must come back to this rescue.
Please go to www.krrtx.org and click on forms/applications of the left hand side to complete an adoption application. Upon receipt, reference, vet checks and a home visit will be completed and then meet and greets will be scheduled. When a pet is selected the adoption contract is signed and $170 fee will be collected. If dog does not work out for any reason, the dog must come back to this rescue.
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After the application has been approved scheduled meet and greets can take place at a park, at the adopters home or at an adoption event.
After the application has been approved scheduled meet and greets can take place at a park, at the adopters home or at an adoption event.
More about this rescue
Katie's Roadside Rescue is a 501c3 animal rescue with the primary mission of saving dogs that have been dumped in the country or side of the road to fend for themselves. Donations and volunteers are the heart of KRR and could not function without the generous help from others. All dogs will be fully vetted prior to adoption. Because of KRR's mission, all dogs must come back to this rescue so they never have to worry about being dumped again. All support is greatly appreciated and needed.
Katie's Roadside Rescue is a 501c3 animal rescue with the primary mission of saving dogs that have been dumped in the country or side of the road to fend for themselves. Donations and volunteers are the heart of KRR and could not function without the generous help from others. All dogs will be fully vetted prior to adoption. Because of KRR's mission, all dogs must come back to this rescue so they never have to worry about being dumped again. All support is greatly appreciated and needed.
