Adoption information
About Harley
Harley is looking for a second chance 🐾
Harley is now searching for the right forever home.
At just 7 months old, Harley is still a young boy with so much love to give. He is looking for a safe, indoor-only home where he can settle and thrive.
Harley is:
Desexed
Vaccinated
Microchipped (953010008018515)
Lifetime registered
If you think you can offer Harley the loving home he deserves, please reach out
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Adoption details
🐾 1. Application
Interested adopters complete an adoption application so we can learn about your lifestyle, home, experience, and what you’re looking for in an animal companion. Licence must be provided.
🐾 2. Meet & Greet
If your application is suitable, we organise a meet and greet. This allows you to spend time with the animal and ensure it’s the right match for both of you.
🐾 3. Video Home Check
A home or property check may be required (in person or via photos/videos). This helps us ensure the environment is safe, secure, and appropriate for the specific animal.
🐾 4. Approval
Once approved, we’ll confirm adoption details, including the adoption fee and next steps.
All animals adopted through Paws & Reins are:
Health checked
Desexed
Vaccinated
Microchipped
Wormed and flea treated
Council registered
Any known health or behavioural information is fully disclosed at the time of adoption.
🐾 5. Adoption Agreement & Fee
An adoption agreement must be signed, and the adoption fee paid prior to the animal leaving our care. Adoption fees help cover veterinary care, feeding, and ongoing rescue costs.
🐾 6. We will Deliver Your New Family Member
Once finalised, your new companion will be delivered to ensure the home is the same as the video and licence provided. We provide post-adoption support and request updates to ensure they are settling in well.
🐾 Important Notes - in our agreement
Animals must be returned to Paws & Reins if you can no longer care for them
On-selling or rehoming through third parties is not permitted
Indoor-only or secure containment requirements apply to most of our animals