Adoption information
About Kransky
About Me:
🦴 Open to meet kids (all ages)
🦴 Suitable for full-time workers
🦴 Best as only dog, for now
🦴 Can be a little shy at first
🦴 Energetic & playful
🦴 Must meet all family in the home
🦴 Experienced owner preferred
🦴 Ongoing training recommended
Meet Kranksy,
Fresh out of the Silly Sausage Factory, where quality control clearly took the day off
Kranksy is a certified silly sausage, made with 100% enthusiasm, a generous helping of cheekiness and absolutely no understanding of how to behave like a sensible grown-up! This loveable hot dog is essentially an overgrown puppy who appears to have been assembled using the wrong instruction manual. He's bouncy, excitable, affectionate and always ready to get involved in whatever's happening around him. Kranksy is living proof that some sausages are simply too silly to be taken seriously! He craves attention and will happily request more in a way that we can't really explain - you'll just have to see for yourself! This little snag is capable of settling down but his love of people often gets the better of him. He's food motivated of course and knows how to sit, but his attention span is about as long as... well, a cocktail frankfurt!
Now, every good sausage needs the right home, and Kranksy is no exception! Underneath all that silliness is a boy who's still learning how to navigate the world, particularly when it comes to other dogs. He hasn't had much opportunity to develop his doggie social skills, and while he's interested in making friends, his excitement and lack of experience can make introductions a little... well, silly. For now, Kranksy is best suited as the only dog, with an experienced owner who can help him build confidence, practise his manners and continue his training through positive experiences. He'll need someone who appreciates his boisterous personality, understands that he's still very much a puppy at heart and is willing to put in the time to help him become the best version of himself. If you've got room in your life for one ridiculously loveable, slightly overcooked, wonderfully silly sausage, Kranksy is ready to roll right in!
🔗 Submit an EOI for Kransky here:
https://campbelltown-852776.workflowcloud.com/forms/6b7e3054-185e-4787-9c32-71c4c0bc330c
Medical notes
Grade II Luxating Patella - Is a relatively common condition in dogs. It occurs when the kneecap temporarily moves out of its normal position intermittently, which may cause a dog to occasionally skip a step, hop or briefly lift their leg before returning to normal movement. While many dogs with this condition can enjoy happy, active lives, it's important for potential adopters to understand that ongoing monitoring, maintaining a healthy weight and appropriate exercise are important for managing the condition. Some dogs may require pain management, additional veterinary care or corrective surgery if the condition progresses or causes discomfort. Adopting a dog with a luxating patella doesn't mean a lifetime of limitations, but it does mean being prepared for their potential ongoing care and veterinary needs.
Adoption details
All adoptions must go through our official Council website - please head over to www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au, click ‘Adopt an Animal’ to browse our available animals.
Alternatively, you can search for a specific animal by typing their name or their impound number in the search bar.
Click 'Submit an Expression of Interest' on the animals’ profile to fill out a pre-questionnaire to get the ball rolling…
Adoption Fee Includes
• NSW Lifetime Registration
• Microchipping
• Desexing
• Standard Health Check
• C5 Vaccination (dogs)
• F3 Vaccination (cats)
• Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
• Heartworm Test (dogs)
Post Adoption Life:
With all animals it’s important to understand that going into a new environment with new people may not be as seamless as we want it to be. It’s important to know that these animals have unknown histories - most are left in the shelter by their owners. The information we have is from observing the animal’s behaviours & reactions to certain stimuli whilst in our care. Adopted animals can take up to 3 months to properly decompress from post-shelter life & a lot of behaviours & quirks may surface during this time. All that we ask is that their new owners have an open mind & are patient.