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My basic info
Breed
Bernese Mountain Dog/Golden Retriever
Color
Black - with White
Age
1 year old, Puppy
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
80 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
PLEASE NOTE: The first step in the process is to complete an adoption application on our website roversretreat.org
Page is ready for her furever home!
Page is one of the now 1 year old girls we received on the last transport of Bernese/golden pups off of a heartbreaking property in New Mexico. She had no exposure to anything before coming to us. She lived outside with her littermates, and that was the only life she ever knew.
She has come out of her shell quite a bit over the past few weeks and is now ready to find a furever home of her own.Page has learned how fun walks and car rides can be, but she can still be nervous in new situations.
She enjoys her doggie foster sibling and would be best in a home with another dog.She is an easy going girl right now who is just taking all these new things in. She is initally timid but warms up quick and loves snacks. She has done well with just a small outdoor patio space where she was able to potty initially until she got comfortable, and now with frequent walks around the neighborhood. So, she would be okay in a home without a yard as long as you are patient, have another dog, and some small form of a secure outdoor space for her initially.
These dogs have been through a lot and need very committed people ready to show them the world isn’t so scary.If this sounds like you and you’re interested in adopting Page, please complete an adoption application on our website roversretreat.org !
Page is currently being fostered in San Diego but can be adopted anywhere as long as you can come to SoCal to meet/get her and drive home. We don’t ship any of our dogs
PLEASE NOTE: Page's adoption fee is $800
PLEASE NOTE: The first step in the process is to complete an adoption application on our website roversretreat.org
Page is ready for her furever home!
Page is one of the now 1 year old girls we received on the last transport of Bernese/golden pups off of a heartbreaking property in New Mexico. She had no exposure to anything before coming to us. She lived outside with her littermates, and that was the only life she ever knew.
She has come out of her shell quite a bit over the past few weeks and is now ready to find a furever home of her own.Page has learned how fun walks and car rides can be, but she can still be nervous in new situations.
She enjoys her doggie foster sibling and would be best in a home with another dog.She is an easy going girl right now who is just taking all these new things in. She is initally timid but warms up quick and loves snacks. She has done well with just a small outdoor patio space where she was able to potty initially until she got comfortable, and now with frequent walks around the neighborhood. So, she would be okay in a home without a yard as long as you are patient, have another dog, and some small form of a secure outdoor space for her initially.
These dogs have been through a lot and need very committed people ready to show them the world isn’t so scary.If this sounds like you and you’re interested in adopting Page, please complete an adoption application on our website roversretreat.org !
Page is currently being fostered in San Diego but can be adopted anywhere as long as you can come to SoCal to meet/get her and drive home. We don’t ship any of our dogs
We rescue dogs and place them in foster homes until they are ready for adoption. We vaccinate, spay/neuter, microchip, and provide any additional care such as surgery or rehabilitation. We help each dog get ready to be placed in a happy forever home.
Potential adopters are asked to complete an online adoption application and may be visited by one of our volunteers to do a home interview. We aim to find the best fit for each dog's needs.
Our adoption fees range between $400-$1,000 for domestic dogs and those from Mexico. Dogs are assigned an adoption fee based on several factors such as age, breed, health and behavior, amongst others.
For our international dogs from overseas, adoption fees range $800-$2,000. International adoption fees are higher due to the travel and boarding costs, as well as the above-mentioned factors for domestic dogs. These dogs stay in their country of origin for weeks, or sometimes months, prior to being able to travel.
We rescue dogs and place them in foster homes until they are ready for adoption. We vaccinate, spay/neuter, microchip, and provide any additional care such as surgery or rehabilitation. We help each dog get ready to be placed in a happy forever home.
Potential adopters are asked to complete an online adoption application and may be visited by one of our volunteers to do a home interview. We aim to find the best fit for each dog's needs.
Our adoption fees range between $400-$1,000 for domestic dogs and those from Mexico. Dogs are assigned an adoption fee based on several factors such as age, breed, health and behavior, amongst others.
For our international dogs from overseas, adoption fees range $800-$2,000. International adoption fees are higher due to the travel and boarding costs, as well as the above-mentioned factors for domestic dogs. These dogs stay in their country of origin for weeks, or sometimes months, prior to being able to travel.
More about this rescue
Rover's Retreat was born out of a need to be an advocate for dogs who can't speak for themselves. Rover's Retreat dog rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization staffed only by volunteers. All vet bills and costs are covered by tax-deductible donations from people just like you.
Rover's Retreat was born out of a need to be an advocate for dogs who can't speak for themselves. Rover's Retreat dog rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization staffed only by volunteers. All vet bills and costs are covered by tax-deductible donations from people just like you.
