Adoption information
About Tilly
Tilly is an affectionate loving beautiful brindle girl 1-year-old Kelpie cross with a great training foundation and a big heart. She loves being with her people, learning new things, and having a job to do.
She is desexed, fully vaccinated, up to date with worming, and ready to find a home where she can thrive.
What makes her special?
Toilet trained
Happy to rest and sleep in a crate
Knows sit, down, stay, wait, place, and leave it
Walks nicely on lead
Travels well in the car
Excellent food, gate, and door manners
Loves relaxing with her people after an active day
Highly trainable and eager to please
She has been working with a professional trainer and comes with a transferable Bark Busters Lifetime Support package (available in serviced areas).
This smart, active girl will thrive with an owner who can provide ongoing training, enrichment, and structure. She would be happiest in a home with space to play and explore, ideally with a decent-sized yard.
She would particularly suit a home with a confident, energetic canine companion who enjoys play and can help channel her enthusiasm positively.
Like many young working-breed dogs, she can become overexcited and bouncy when having fun. While she has a solid training foundation, she benefits from an experienced owner who can recognise her excitement early and help her stay calm and successful. Because of her youthful enthusiasm and natural herding tendencies, she is best suited to a home with older teens or adults.
She is incredibly loyal, affectionate, and people-focused. With the right owner, she has all the ingredients to become an exceptional companion.
If you're looking for a smart, affectionate dog who loves adventure, playtime, and being part of the family, this special girl could be the perfect addition to your home.
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
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Adoption details
If you are interested in meeting one of our animals we would love to hear from you.
Please submit an enquiry via Pet Rescue rather than emailing us.
In your enquiry please include:
* your location (where you live) and phone number,
* a brief description of the family home - number of adults and children in the home
* identify any other animals in the home
* how long the dog or cat would be left on its own each day
* your previous experience with dogs (or cats if your enquiry is about a cat)
* the type of fencing you have and whether your fencing is secure
* anything else you think may be relevant.
We try and answer all enquiries asap but are all volunteers, so we thank you for your patience.
If an animal is adopted inter-state we can help organise transport . The cost of transport is paid by the adopting family.
All our animals are desexed, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped. Our adoption fee covers our basic costs.
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