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About Bellamy
Bellamy, this charming big guy with a golden heart, is ready to find his new family. His laid-back personality and independent spirit mean he adores company, be it human or animal, but is also more than content to have some chill time by himself.
Bellamy loves to play with his foster siblings but also enjoys simply watching the ducks waddle around his yard. He has a soft spot for enrichment food toys and won't shy away from a nice snuggle, whether it's with his foster siblings or his humans. When the sun's out, you'll find him sunbathing in the yard, or perhaps hogging the heater on a chilly morning.
Despite his size, Bellamy has a playful side. He's been known sleep with pilfered clothes - fear not, he doesn't chew them, merely carries them gently!
Bellamy's training regime has set him up for success. He is crate trained and has free access to it during the day but tidies away between the hours of 8pm-7am for fuss free bedtimes. His habits are exceptional; he keeps his resting spot clean as long as he can reach the outside for his toilet needs. He's all up-to-date on his vet checks, vaccinations, and microchipping. Currently, he's on a diet of royal canin giant puppy kibble and is up-to-date with his flea, tick, and worming preventatives.
His social aptitude is impressive. He has been well socialized with other dogs, humans, children, and even birds. While he hasn't been tested with feline company, we have every confidence that, given time and a proper introduction, he wouldn't mind sharing his space with a cat or two.
Given Bellamy's breed, be prepared for him to grow into a stately dog of roughly 80kg. Don't let this size deter you - with that growth comes a wellspring of love, loyalty, and a companionship that's sure to make every day a joy.
Medical notes
Bellamy suffered an injury at 6 weeks of age that resulted in a slight facial deformity caused by nerve damage to his left upper lip that causes his unique but loveable face. Now while he may look a little different this injury does NOT impact his quality of life in any way!
He can still eat, drink, bark, chew, wrestle etc like any dog, he simply looks a little different.
The muscle tightness causes his left eye, which is fully functional and unaffected, to squint a bit but is expected to continue to lessen in effect as he grows, which he undoubtably will!
Whilst it is predicted that his facial deformity will continue to lessen as he grows it is not something we can guaranteed.
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Adoption details
Please answer the following questions as thoroughly and truthfully as you can. Only applicants who have completed this questionnaire and have been approved may meet our rescue animals.
All the best with your application,
Kind regards.
1. What kind of residence do you live in?
A. House
B. Unit
C. Townhouse
D. Acreage
2. Do you own or rent your premises?
3. If renting, do you have landlord permission to adopt a new pet?
4. How many hours a day will your new pet be unattended? We understand that a lot of people work and have other commitments.
A. Under 4hrs/day
B. 4-8hrs/day
C. 10hrs/day +
5. Do you travel often?
6. If yes, what travel arrangements will you make for your new pet?
7. Have you “puppy proofed” your house? Eg. pot plants up high, Electrical cords stored away Baits and poisons removed from premises etc.
8. Who will be your new puppies primary care giver?
9. Do you currently own any other pets? If yes, please list their species, breed and whether they are desexed below.
10. Have you owned any other pets that may no longer be with you. If yes, please briefly explain what happened to them.
11. Do you, or does anyone in your household smoke?
A. No, never.
B. Yes, only outside.
C. Yes, in the house.
12. Are you prepared to maintain the worming, vaccination, dental, physical and mental care of your new puppy? Please remember that vaccinations are kept up to date while in my care but if you are adopting a young puppy they may not be fully vaccinated yet due to age. Any vaccinations due after the adoption is the ethical and financial responsibility of the new owner.
A. Yes
B. No
13. What size backyard do you have?
14. Do you have children? If yes, what age group?
15. What brand/ type of food do you plan to feed your new puppy? If you are not sure and would like recommendations I am happy to chat. These pups are currently being fed Royal Canin dry dog food.
16. Are you prepared to walk and play with your puppy daily?
17. Is there any other relevant information you would like to share? / Do you have any questions?
18. Are you aware that these rescue animals are not to be bred from? They are to be family pets only and are required as part of this adoption to be desexed once they reach sexual maturity (small/ medium dogs at 6months old, large/giant dogs at 12 months old) at the adopters expense.
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.
