Sam is a very loving, sweet boy. He gets along with most other dogs, but has a keen interest in smaller animals such as guinea pigs, he is untested with cats. Sam has not had a lot of attention before he came to us, so he tends to be a very in your face dog because he is craving attention. We did notice after a week or two in care, once he realised he didn’t have to fight for attention, he is much more settled. Sam is a very energetic boy, so would need an active home. He is fine as an only dog. A long walk, or a quick jog with him every day to allow him to release his energy is sufficient. He doesn’t seem to chase balls, but we are working with him to try and find an activity he will participate in so he can be exercised in his yard to hopefully allow him to get out bursts of energy periodically. Basically Sam just wants your time and love. If a new family was to adopt Sam into their home, we can guarantee you will have a loyal and loving companion for life. Sam just needs a chance. Sam has really had no training, nor was he taught any manners, he will sit on command. He is a very smart boy and highly trainable. In the short time he has been in care he has learned to stay and drop. He is still getting the hang of doing it when there are distractions around, but he is learning quickly and is eager to please.

Billie is the little cream Maltese x. He is 8years old Leo is the grey little Maltese x. He is 9 years old These boys need a very special new home Billie came into care with a horrific eye infection. His eye was so bad that he require immediate surgery to remove the eye to save it from rupturing. Despite this poor boy suffering from a very irritating and extremely painful eye infection and an irritating skin condition, he was so friendly and happy. He still wagged his tail for anyone and still lapped up cuddles every chance he got. He is a beautiful soul, he loves kids, even very small kids, loves other dogs, we don’t have him with cats, but I can’t imagine he would be an issue with cats, particularly due to his small size. Leo came to us with severe infection in both his eyes. His eyes had scabbed over almost completely. The vet examined his eyes and declared Leo completely blind, he also informed us that he would sadly never regain his sight. The only reason he lost his sight, is due to the scar tissue he had on his eyes from ongoing, untreated infections. We had his eyes treated immediately and cleared the infections up. To our absolute delight, once the infections cleared up we realised that Leo does in fact have some sight! He can see movement and shadows which makes him getting around so much easier than when he could not see at all. Leo is a much more placid dog than Billie. He has a slight bit of a droop on one side of his lip. The vet has also declared him deaf. We are not sure if the loss of hearing and droopy lip is due to suffering possible head trauma, or something else. He has no other underlining medical issues, he’s just a bit slower to get around due to his limited sight and hearing, but we feel it may also be attributed to whatever caused him to be deaf and have a slight droop in his lip. He loves kids and other dogs. Due to his slower movement, he would not be a threat to any other animal such as a cat. This pair must be adopted together. We knew they were a bonded pair when they arrived, but we had no idea the strength of that bond. Despite only having one eye, Billie is Leo’s eyes and ears. We will not, under any circumstances seperate them. Despite their issues, these dogs are not particularly high needs. Their eyes are fine now we have treated them. Billie and Leo have no issue with their eyes now, their carer has drops she puts in their eyes if she thinks they look a little dry, but it’s only a preventative measure to ensure these boys do not ever suffer as they have in the past. The drops are just moisturising eye drops you can get easily from a chemist or supermarket. Leo’s sight really only causes him minor issues with things like dark rooms, stairs etc. Billie has been treated for skin irritation. The injection he requires for this is around $35 and is only needed once every couple of months when his irritation flares up. Good quality food has helped this greatly. They are both fine to be outside when the carer goes out. They don’t suffer anxiety or anything like that, they will happily wait for their carer inside if it’s cold, or outside if it’s a nice sunny day. They will only be adopted to a home where they are inside/outside dogs. They really enjoy spending time outside, so ideally they would be able to either spend significant time outdoors during the day, or have access to inside/outside so they can come and go as they please.

Elsa is a very sweet and loving girl. She is a fantastic guard dog, she is not a barker as such, but she will definitely let you know if someone is about. She is house trained and would suit someone who spends a lot of time at home. She is not anxious and she is fine when she is alone, we just feel that at her age, she deserves to live out her twilight years doing what she loves best, and that’s hanging out with her humans. She is fine supervised with other dogs, but due to her size and her protective nature, we are rehoming her as an only dog as a precaution. She was curious about the resident cats to begin with, but she is getting along fine with them now. She was housed full time with a cat prior to coming into care, so she is good with cats. She can be strong on the lead, but then anyone looking to adopt a German shepherd will know they need some physical strength to cope with a dog of such size and power. She is housed with toddlers at the moment and super sweet and loving, but we feel that because she was never housed with kids before, we would probably prefer to adopt her to a home without small children. She has shown no issues with children to date, but with a dog of this size, we prefer to err on the side of caution and would say that kids over 10 are preferred. She would make an excellent companion and guard dog for someone who lives alone. Her bark is very intimidating when she is alerting her people to something she is unsure about.

Tiger is the little silver tabby in the pictures. While he is a playful kitten, he is not as active as his brother and is happy to spend time just smooching with you. He is a joy to have around and is fully litter trained. Tiger is a little bit small to desex at this point, however he will be desexed prior to adoption (if he is big enough), or will be adopted with a desexing certificate and contract.

Camo is a lovely, loyal, social and energetic 2 year old girl. She is strong and playful but is gentle and has been great with kids 5+ (hasn’t been around younger kids) Camo has come in leaps and bounds with training and settling in to her foster family and would suit a loving family who loves and makes her feel safe. A big yard for Camo to run around would suit her, preferably no other dogs, cats or other small animals. Camo has had some training to deal with her odd reaction to dogs when out walking and has improved no end, however we feel that other dogs cause her stress, so we are rehoming her as an only dog a she seems very happy and relaxed when other dogs are not around. Camo has lower dog fencing in her current home and she has never attempted to escape, so normal, secure fencing is fine for this girl. She loves playing fetch, she is not a needy dog and is happy at home while her family is at work, provided she gets her walk and a play when they get home. She is not a nuisance Barker. If anyone would like to enquire about adopting this beautiful girl, please get in touch 🐾