Hazel

🚨 SUPER URGENT 🚨

📍 Location: Mid North Coast, NSW | Age: 18 months

🌸 Say hello to Hazel! The happiest little bundle of zoomies and love!

This sweet girl has spent her whole life outside, even overnight and with the cold weather setting in, we are desperate to find her a warm and loving forever home!

🚫 Please – no negative comments. It does not help Hazel.
Hazel is full of playful energy, adores her toys, and loves to chase the ball. She’s incredibly affectionate and just wants to be part of the family.
She currently lives with two kids and is amazing with them but because of her bouncy nature, she’s best suited to a home without toddlers. Hazel loves other dogs and is always ready for playtime!

Hazel can be a little wary of strangers at first and may bark until she feels safe, but once she knows you, she’s a total sweetheart. She hasn’t had much training, yet she knows how to sit and pulls a bit on the lead but she’s super food motivated and eager to learn.

She isn’t an escape artist, but she will dig if bored. And her cute little ear? That’s just a birth defect that makes her even more special.

✅ Great with kids – no toddlers
✅ Good with other dogs
✅ Big foodie
🚫 Untested with cats

Hazel is looking for a home with a desexed male furry friend to be her playmate and show her the ropes. A home where she’ll be included, loved, and given the guidance she needs to thrive. With love, patience, and a little training, this beautiful girl will blossom into the incredible dog she’s meant to be.

PLEASE apply below if you can give Hazel the warm, loving home she deserves — before the cold nights get colder.

https://brna.com.au/product/nsw-hazel-2/
*Please specify “Hazel” in the name field for the specific foster question*

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