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My basic info
Breed
Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler
Color
Black - with White
Age
3 years 4 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
43 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
20231201Ivy
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Heeler traits: independent, loyal/devoted, affectionate, strong work ethic
Ivy was left behind at an apt complex and true to her breed, she was loyal enough to stay on the grounds for weeks evading capture. DJ Allen, the dog whisperer, came in and soothed her enough to loop her and stop her running.
We were blessed to find a loving foster to allow her to decompress and now we can see how lovely a dog she is.
She loves car rides, did well at the vet, was stoic while getting a public bath, and loves her little treat bites. Ivy is in a house with 2 adults, 2 children and 4 other dogs. Foster says she can usually be found in a quiet space or outside enjoying the sunshine. Rarely is there interaction with the other dogs, so Ivy would be great as an only dog. She would make a wonderful running or walking partner.
Ivy is a tiny 43 lbs, thought to be around 3 years old, and is a quiet little girl. She has two eye colors, believed by Native Americans to see heaven and earth.
She still needs to get spayed but get applications in as she will not last long.
Heeler traits: independent, loyal/devoted, affectionate, strong work ethic
Ivy was left behind at an apt complex and true to her breed, she was loyal enough to stay on the grounds for weeks evading capture. DJ Allen, the dog whisperer, came in and soothed her enough to loop her and stop her running.
We were blessed to find a loving foster to allow her to decompress and now we can see how lovely a dog she is.
She loves car rides, did well at the vet, was stoic while getting a public bath, and loves her little treat bites. Ivy is in a house with 2 adults, 2 children and 4 other dogs. Foster says she can usually be found in a quiet space or outside enjoying the sunshine. Rarely is there interaction with the other dogs, so Ivy would be great as an only dog. She would make a wonderful running or walking partner.
Ivy is a tiny 43 lbs, thought to be around 3 years old, and is a quiet little girl. She has two eye colors, believed by Native Americans to see heaven and earth.
She still needs to get spayed but get applications in as she will not last long.
NOD is a seasonal weekend adoption event rescue. After meeting the dog, a completed adoption application is submitted to the rescue.
2.
Interview
As part of the application process, there is the phone contact with one personal reference and adopters veterinarian.
3.
Home Check
If application and references look good, then a home check is scheduled and any residual questions regarding the adoption are answered.
4.
Approve Application
The next step is a one to two week home trial to make sure the adoption is a good fit. We discuss openly the dogs traits - good and bad.
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
The final step in our protocol is executing the adoption contract and payment of the adoption donation to the rescue.
Additional adoption info
I am not into rescue to have the largest turnaround of dogs. I am into rescue to take a battered and dejected dog off the streets. To get it healthy and confident in order to make a loving and permanent placement. A human-dog love connection!
I am not into rescue to have the largest turnaround of dogs. I am into rescue to take a battered and dejected dog off the streets. To get it healthy and confident in order to make a loving and permanent placement. A human-dog love connection!
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No One's Dog Rescue is currently showing dogs by appointment only. To meet one of our dogs, please contact Kelly at nod2016dog@gmail.com or email us through Adopt-a-Pet to arrange a meet and greet. Thank you for your interest in a rescue dog!
No One's Dog Rescue is currently showing dogs by appointment only. To meet one of our dogs, please contact Kelly at nod2016dog@gmail.com or email us through Adopt-a-Pet to arrange a meet and greet. Thank you for your interest in a rescue dog!
More about this rescue
I am an animal lover but specifically a dog lover. I have picked up stray dogs for many years so forming a rescue was inevitable. No One's Dog Rescue is devoted to saving street dogs, one dog at a time. This includes good nutrition for vital health and training for an amendable dog. Part of my mission is to connect the right dog with the right person so there is much discussion with adopter on specific wants vs needs. I also advocate and support raw feeding and natural rearing protocols. As a nutritionist myself I know first hand the power of good food irregardless of species. I rescue because the need is so great and hope to set an example of compassion and responsibility by my actions.
I am an animal lover but specifically a dog lover. I have picked up stray dogs for many years so forming a rescue was inevitable. No One's Dog Rescue is devoted to saving street dogs, one dog at a time. This includes good nutrition for vital health and training for an amendable dog. Part of my mission is to connect the right dog with the right person so there is much discussion with adopter on specific wants vs needs. I also advocate and support raw feeding and natural rearing protocols. As a nutritionist myself I know first hand the power of good food irregardless of species. I rescue because the need is so great and hope to set an example of compassion and responsibility by my actions.
