Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Izzie
** Izzie is trialling her new home **
Everyone had given up on Izzie but not us. She is a darling little girl who needs some love and attention. \ Izzie is ready to go home!
After being passed from person to person it’s not surprising that she is a bit timid when meeting new people and new dogs but this brave little girl will stand her ground. Once she knows you she will be very social and will curl up on the couch with you. She is a bit inexperienced in the ways of the world so you will need to be patient with her but she is an absolute pleasure and delight so it will be worth your while.
Izzie will need some training but she already knows how to use a doggy door so she will learn quickly.
Izzie will make a wonderful companion and would like to live with someone who is home a lot. She would also be happy to live with another respectful dog. No small children please, they would a bit too much for this girl.
Medical notes
Izzie has a serious skin condition which we are treating with homeopathic remedies. The treatment is working well and she is much healthier already.
Adoption details
We are a community fostercare network, not a shelter and our dogs are cared for in private homes.
Please download an application form from our website:
www.victoriandogrescue.org.au/adoption-procedures.html
The application form must be emailed to us: adoptions@victoriandogrescue.org.au
Please note that we do not take /make telephone calls prior to receiving an application. \ Queries will be answered by email only. We give preference to responding to completed applications.
If the dog is suitable for you, we will telephone you to chat further. If the dog appears a good match for you we will arrange a no obligation ‘meet and greet’. We also complete a property check for our dogs to make sure all is safe and secure.
We offer a thirty-day full money-back guarantee, the free service of a behaviourist trainer for one month and a lifetime assistance policy. We do all we can to ensure our dogs are safe and loved for the remainder of their lives.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.