Adoption information
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About Brownie! π«
Meet Brownie β The Little Backyard Survivor Looking for His Happy Ending! π€πΎ
Sometimes the sweetest dogs have the hardest beginnings...
Poor Brownie was found abandoned in a backyard, incredibly underweight with his ribs clearly visible. Confused, hungry and unsure of the world around him, it's clear this little guy has missed out on so much during what should have been the best months of his life. π
Now it's his turn to discover what being a loved family dog is all about.
Brownie is a tiny little Staffy-type mix weighing just 20kg. With his adorable squishy little face that almost looks like a Pug crossed with a Staffy, he's guaranteed to make you smile every day. We aren't quite sure what breeds make up this quirky little boyβbut whatever he is, he's absolutely adorable! π₯Ή
We estimate Brownie is around 10 months to 1 year old. He's still very much a puppy at heart and has so much learning ahead of him.
πΎ Brownie's favourite things? TOYS!
His love language is definitely toys!
π§Έ Fluffy squeaky toys
π₯ Kongs
𦴠Treat-dispensing enrichment toys
π Basically anything he can carry around proudly!
Food is also one of Brownie's greatest joys. Because he has experienced hunger in his past, he gets very excited at meal times and enthusiastically scoffs his food. A slow feeder bowl is recommended while he learns that he'll never have to worry about missing another meal. β€οΈ
The upside? His love of food makes him an absolute dream to train! πβ¨ He is highly food motivated and will thrive with positive reward-based training and would absolutely love puppy or obedience classes.
πΎ About Brownie
π€ Approx. 10 monthsβ1 year old
πΆ Tiny Staffy mix (around 20kg)
π§Έ Toy obsessed
π Loves treats and learning
πΆ Walks okay on lead but is still learning about the big wide world
π‘ Loyal little shadow once he bonds with you
π Affectionate and eager to please
Because Brownie spent much of his young life isolated outdoors, he has missed important socialisation experiences. Everything is still very new to him, so he'll need a patient family willing to continue teaching him how wonderful life can be.
He's previously lived around children, but his experience with other animals has been very limited.
For this reason we'd recommend:
πΆ An only dog home or a calm, desexed female dog pending a successful meet and greet.
π± No cats, as he has shown a high prey drive during play.
π½ Ongoing toilet training, as he's lived outside for much of his life.
Brownie hasn't shown any fence-jumping abilities while in our care and once he trusts you, he'll become your little shadow, sticking to you like glue wherever you go. π₯Ήβ€οΈ
This sweet boy has been through far more than any puppy should. Despite that, he's incredibly loving, full of potential and just waiting for someone to show him what a real family looks like.
If you're willing to invest a little time into training, socialisation and helping Brownie build confidence, you'll be rewarded with a loyal best friend for life.
π² Adoption Fee: $450
Your adoption fee includes:
βοΈ Desexing
βοΈ C3 Vaccination
βοΈ Microchip
βοΈ NSW Lifetime Registration
βοΈ Flea Treatment
βοΈ Worming
π€ Brownie has survived being abandoned, gone without enough food, and missed out on many of life's early lessons. Now all he needs is someone willing to help him make up for lost time. Could that be you? πΎβ€οΈ
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Watch videos of Brownie! π«
Adoption details
Call Queanbeyan Council on 1300 735 025 to be transferred through to an Animal care Officer that works at the facility. The animal care officer will take your details, send you an application form and if suitable make contact to book in a meet and greet at the facility with the desired pet.
Adoption fee cost:
When you purchase the animal they will either be desexed or the cost of desexing will be included in the fee. You will receive a voucher to take to a local vet to have the animal operated on. All animals adopted from our animal management facility receive free lifetime registration in NSW.
Dog prices below:
Desexed - Cost is $270 and includes:
C3 Vaccination
Microchip
Worming
Flea Treatment
Non Desexed - Cost is $450 and includes:
Desexing at one of the local vet clinics
C3 Vaccination
Microchip
Worming
Flea Treatment
Cats prices below:
Desexed - cost is $185 and includes:
F3 Vaccination
Microchip
Worming
Flea Treatment
Non Desexed - cost is $420 and includes:
Desexing at one of the local vet clinics
F3 Vaccination
Microchip
Worming
Flea Treatment
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.