Adoption information
I've been adopted!
This pet is no longer available
On Hold
About Marshall
Name : Marshall
Breed: Beagle cross British bulldog
Age : 2
Gender: Male
Weight: 22kg
Desexed: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Wormed : Yes
Cat Friendly : Untested
Dog Friendly: Yes
Child Friendly : Yes
Fence type required : Normal Secure
Adoption fee: $495
Location : Keperra
Lovely sweet Marshall . When he was a puppy someone tried to chop his ear off, cruel and pointless. But Marshall holds no fear or judgement , he loves people, loves kids.
He likes dogs, but is meeting necessary , to make sure everyone is suited and heād prefer a female, maybe a few years older.
Marshall can be a little worried about things, he sometimes gets a funny tummy when heās stressed, but a safe loving and secure home with an equally loving and patient family will see that dissipate . Marshall is just all about the love .
Please fill out the online application only, no enquiries. Please put in as much information as possible, make it very comprehensive.
Please Apply here
https://www.bestfriendsrescue.com/adoptionform/
Medical notes
Please fill out the online application only, no enquiries. Please put in as much information as possible, make it very comprehensive.
Please Apply here
https://www.bestfriendsrescue.com/adoptionform/
Adoption details
The adoption process is as follows.
1. Please fill out the online application only, no enquiries. Please put in as much information as possible, make it very comprehensive.
Please Apply here
https://www.bestfriendsrescue.com/adoptionform/
2. Please include as much information as possible.
3. All suitable applicants will be contacted via phone and given a phone interview.
4. After the phone interview we will make arrangements for you to meet the dog.
5. After meeting, and if all parties are agreeable, we will have a home inspection.
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This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.
The rescue group has removed this pet and it is no longer available for adoption.
The rescue group is no longer taking adoption applications for this pet.