Rehomed Dogs

Xena has had a hard start to life and is looking for her forever home. She is a typical happy pup. She gets on well with other dogs and with cats. She is currently being house trained and some basic obedience has been started.

Tex is friendly, bright and alert. He plays well with other dogs and enjoys the company of people, he is quite happy to follow you around all day! He is well behaved inside and out and is already learning to sit and stay. He is easily handled and will make a great pet or companian. He has a slight cleft along his nose which is only cosmetic and does not affect him at all. A vet check has determined that it will not be a problem in later life.

Arnold is a very happy boy that loves playing with other dogs.

Rosie is a delightful little dog that fits in anywhere. She is house trained, travels well in the car and easy to groom and handle. Her foster carer takes her to work everyday in the dog grooming salon where she is no trouble. She gets on really well with cats and other dogs as well. She is great with kids and would suit someone that was a home a lot and wants a devoted companion as she loves to be near you, watching whatever you are doing.

Della is a wonderful loving girl who adores cuddles and kisses. She is a very friendly dog and gets on well with my children; in fact, she quite often sleeps with my 8 year old. She has a couple doggie friends who include our Rottie and a friends little terrier cross whom she spends loads of time mucking around with in the yard. She is gentle yet protective. She does not like rough play and is just learning to play with toys. She sits patiently for her dinner and eats every last bite. She sits for treats and takes them nicely, but definitely could benefit from basic obedience training as I don't think she's had any. She has learned her name and comes when called, from inside the house and yard, haven't had her in an open area to test this further yet. She is good in the car and enjoys going to the beach for a swim. She really is a pleasure to have around. She would suit someone who is home during the day as she craves attention and love. She really just likes to cuddle up with you. If you are unable to be at home then she may need another doggie, any size, to keep her company.

Cute little Candy is a very social dog who loves to play, wrestle and snooze with her bigger doggie friends. Candy is only petite with lovely red cattle markings and stumpy tail. She is a smart girl who adapts quickly to new situations and enjoys nothing better than cuddles from her carers and a nap at your side.

Jenna found her herself sad and alone in the pound after her owner died. Her carers have her smiling again now that she is in temporary foster care. Jenna is a small blue heeler who would make an excellent companion dog, she is dog friendly, quiet, gentle and affectionate, her greatest happiness comes just from being with you. Jenna would be a perfect match for an older family who would allow her time indoors with them. Jenna enjoys her walks and is very easy to walk on a lead. Jenna would love to meet a new family to share her love and loyalty with.

Friendly, playful little pups. Tia and Timmy's mum is Molly (see below) and they will be small

medium size when fully grown. Both pups love being handled by people and enjoy wrestling and playing with each other. They are available seperately.

Not Available

Henry is a pure bred Dogue De Bordeaux who has fallen on hard times in the past. After several months of care Henry is now available for adoption to the right home. Even though Henry has not had the best start to life he is a wonderfully loving boy who will make a very special friend to his new owner. He is extremely tolerant of other dogs and would be suited to a home with another dog or preferably as an only dog so that he may enjoy the attention he really deserves. Henry can become excited and is not suited to a home with young children.

Health wise Henry is recovering well thanks to the genorosity of his sponsors. Henry has had several months of treatment for severe demodectic mange. This treatment has been successful but Henry's new owners will need to be aware that he will continue to require ongoing care. We strongly suggest that his new owners research demodectic mange and understand that if placed in a stressful environment the possibility exists that this will flare up again. For this reason it is imperative that his new family ensure that Henry is given the love and attention that he needs to stay healthy. The possibility does exist that Henry will require further medical attention in the future and his new owners will need to ensure that this is carried out immediately.

To ensure that Henry is placed into the right home for a large breed such as this applications will be taken from potential new homes. Interviews will then be conducted to ensure that Henry is placed into a new home that will remain his forever home for the entirety of his life. Please note that due to our desire to watch Henry's progress he will not be available for interstate adoption.

Update 21/7/05: Henry went to the vet today and they are giving him a new treatment which involves a weekly injection. Plus more antibiotics and a cream for his eyes. He has put on 4 kilos so still quite a way to go with the weight,. They are all in love with him at the vets and just cannot beleive how happy and bouncy he is now. He is quite the social boy! Henry is an approximately 5 year old Dogue De Bordeaux. He was rescued by our foster carer from the pound in an emaciated condition and his skin and coat were severely affected by mange. Henry spent two nights receiving top medical treatment from Wyong Veterinary Hospital after his release from the pund and will be needing long term care in order to bring him to full health and vitality. Whilst in the hospital he quickly charmed the vet nurses with his loving nature. Treatment for Henry consists of 3 meals a day to increase his weight and a dedicated and consistent regime in treating his mange. Despite the horrific condition that he has been kept in. Henry is truly a loving boy and trusts his foster carers to assist his return to good health. He quite happily stands in the bath for his twice weklly baths and patiently allows his foster carer to remove the mucus that is congesting his eyes each morning. In care for only a week Henry is already showing some remarkable responses to treatment and will be a truly magnificent man when fully recovered