Tiny

Introducing Tiny, a delicate little girl who is looking for a quiet and loving family to welcome her into their home. Although she may be timid when she first meets new people, Tiny loves to be cuddled by those she trusts and she soon reveals that she is an affectionate and loyal companion dog.
Although she did not have the best start in life, Tiny has progressed a great deal in the few weeks she has been in care. She has learnt to walk on lead, adapt to a household routine, relax in a crate, sleep soundly all night and is toilet trained. Tiny now initiates interaction with her people and jumps onto their laps for cuddles and pats.
Miss Tiny is a small dog, weighs about 5.5 kilograms and is estimated to be 3 years old. She has a lovely soft coat and impressive ears that make her look like a little deer. Tiny is a no fuss girl and eats a variety of food. She is currently fostered with 3 other dogs, male and female but, because she establishes a strong bond with her people, she is best suited as being the only dog in the home as long as she is not left alone for long periods. Tiny barks when a stranger approaches the house but she is not a yappy dog.
Although she loves exploring the garden, Tiny is predominantly an inside dog and not one to be left alone in the yard for long periods; she needs to be included in family life as she loves pleasing her people. In summary, this little girl will be an extremely affectionate, loyal and a marvellous companion dog to a family who invests some time gaining her trust.
To ensure a reply to enquiries about possible adoption, please tell us a little about yourself, your location and provide contact details. Ideally, let us know what you can offer this special little lass. Your enquiries will be then passed onto Tiny’s foster carer who will reach out to provide more information and answer any questions you may have.
🐾 A Few Important Things to Know
• Interstate adoption is available at the adopter's expense. Please contact us for a transport quote. Puppies under 12 weeks of age are unable to fly and will remain in foster care until they have completed their veterinary work and are old enough to travel.
• Breed and adult size: As a rescue organisation, we cannot always guarantee a dog's breed mix or their expected adult size.
• Medical conditions: Any known medical conditions or ongoing care requirements will always be clearly outlined in the dog's adoption profile.
• Veterinary care: All puppies and dogs are adopted with proof of their completed veterinary work.
• Making an enquiry: When submitting an enquiry, please include a little information about yourself, your location, and your contact details. This allows us to pass your enquiry on to the foster carer, who will contact you if they believe the dog may be a suitable match.
• If you are renting: Please include a copy of your current lease agreement or written approval from your landlord confirming that pets are permitted at the property. This will assist us in processing your application.