Here is Charlotte, a gorgeous young, petite Collie girl at roughly 40 pounds, with room to grow. She is very good with both cats and dogs and enjoys playtime. Originally from a rural environment, she is a country mouse learning the ways of suburbia. Navigating the routines of suburban life and adjusting well to new sights, sounds, and sidewalks. She walks nicely on leash and loves to stretch her legs with plenty of running. She has shown no interest in attempting to jump a four-foot fence. Charlotte is reliably housebroken with a consistent schedule. She sleeps through the night on the bedroom floor, peacefully sharing the space with a resident cat and dog. She enjoys quiet cuddles on the couch and seeks gentle affection. Once introduced, Charlotte is comfortable with neighbors and new adults. She would do best in a home with dog-savvy children age ten and up.
Charlotte may need some patience to adjust to this big new world but she will be well worth it and reward you with Collie girl cuddles! She is eager to please, curious, and has the classic Collie tendency to stay close to her people. Charlotte is working on crate training, though she now eats in her crate and is making gradual progress. Her main challenge is building confidence when separated, and she is currently working on this with supportive guidance. A secure, playful canine sibling would help her gain her own confidence. Overall, Charlotte is a sweet, affectionate, and willing young lady who is learning quickly and will thrive with patience, consistency, and a calm, loving home.
If Charlotte strikes your fancy and you are ready to help her continue to be the best Collie citizen ever, please fill out an adoption application today! Don't wait! And if Charlotte is not your cup of tea, we have many more Collies of all ages coming in weekly. Please visit https://tristatecollierescue.org/how-to-adopt/ to complete the adoption application.
Charlotte is being fostered in OH (Columbus area)
If you are interested in this dog; and wish additional information, you MUST submit an application on our website. Once we receive your application, an interviewer will call you and try to answer any additional questions you may have.
In order to continue our rescue efforts and help more dogs, we require an adoption donation ranging from $75 - $500, depending on the age, breed and the expenses incurred on the individual dog.
Our application can be found at http://www.tristatecollierescue.org/ under the adopt tab. Thank you.
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Here is Charlotte, a gorgeous young, petite Collie girl at roughly 40 pounds, with room to grow. She is very good with both cats and dogs and enjoys playtime. Originally from a rural environment, she is a country mouse learning the ways of suburbia. Navigating the routines of suburban life and adjusting well to new sights, sounds, and sidewalks. She walks nicely on leash and loves to stretch her legs with plenty of running. She has shown no interest in attempting to jump a four-foot fence. Charlotte is reliably housebroken with a consistent schedule. She sleeps through the night on the bedroom floor, peacefully sharing the space with a resident cat and dog. She enjoys quiet cuddles on the couch and seeks gentle affection. Once introduced, Charlotte is comfortable with neighbors and new adults. She would do best in a home with dog-savvy children age ten and up.
Charlotte may need some patience to adjust to this big new world but she will be well worth it and reward you with Collie girl cuddles! She is eager to please, curious, and has the classic Collie tendency to stay close to her people. Charlotte is working on crate training, though she now eats in her crate and is making gradual progress. Her main challenge is building confidence when separated, and she is currently working on this with supportive guidance. A secure, playful canine sibling would help her gain her own confidence. Overall, Charlotte is a sweet, affectionate, and willing young lady who is learning quickly and will thrive with patience, consistency, and a calm, loving home.
If Charlotte strikes your fancy and you are ready to help her continue to be the best Collie citizen ever, please fill out an adoption application today! Don't wait! And if Charlotte is not your cup of tea, we have many more Collies of all ages coming in weekly. Please visit https://tristatecollierescue.org/how-to-adopt/ to complete the adoption application.
Charlotte is being fostered in OH (Columbus area)
If you are interested in this dog; and wish additional information, you MUST submit an application on our website. Once we receive your application, an interviewer will call you and try to answer any additional questions you may have.
In order to continue our rescue efforts and help more dogs, we require an adoption donation ranging from $75 - $500, depending on the age, breed and the expenses incurred on the individual dog.
Our application can be found at http://www.tristatecollierescue.org/ under the adopt tab. Thank you.
TRI STATE COLLIE RESCUE VOLUNTEERS have been professional breeders and dog show exhibitors, and we have more then 50 years of combined professional experience with the collie breed. In addition, our group includes devoted collie owners and lovers. We are listed as a recognized rescue group with the COLLIE CLUB OF AMERICA
OUR MISSION:
To end the indiscriminate breeding practices of irresponsible breeders, to educate the public about the lifetime responsibilities of caring for a pet, including the necessity of spaying and neutering, and to promote the return of undying love and devotion collies offer their owners. Too many purebred collies are found as strays, in dog shelters, or in the humane societies. We hope to eliminate the euthanasia of these collies.
"Just when you think there are no angels, a collie comes into your life"
WHO WE ARE:
TRI STATE COLLIE RESCUE VOLUNTEERS have been professional breeders and dog show exhibitors, and we have more then 50 years of combined professional experience with the collie breed. In addition, our group includes devoted collie owners and lovers. We are listed as a recognized rescue group with the COLLIE CLUB OF AMERICA
OUR MISSION:
To end the indiscriminate breeding practices of irresponsible breeders, to educate the public about the lifetime responsibilities of caring for a pet, including the necessity of spaying and neutering, and to promote the return of undying love and devotion collies offer their owners. Too many purebred collies are found as strays, in dog shelters, or in the humane societies. We hope to eliminate the euthanasia of these collies.
"Just when you think there are no angels, a collie comes into your life"
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