Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Honey
Honey is a playful and active young dog who is very affectionate with women after she has had a few visits to get to know them, however she is terrified of men, so we would like to find her a female-only home where she won't be forced to be near men.
She will fetch and return a ball, dropping it at your feet to be thrown again. She will even throw the ball to herself - tossing it into the air and jumping to catch it.
She loves to be allowed indoors with you, to curl up beside you with her head on your lap. She is housetrained to use a doggy flap door to the yard.
She is alert to everything going on around her and barks at strangers that come to the door, thus she would be a good watchdog.
Honey gets along with male dogs her size or larger, and in fact prefers to have a male dog companion on her daily walks around the neighbourhood. She is fine with cats, too.
Honey came to us in a very abused and starved condition, along with her five young puppies, last year. She was a devoted and doting mother to her puppies (who have all been adopted) and now its time for someone to dote on her! The people who gain her trust will be rewarded with loyalty and love.
If Honey sounds like the dog for you, please contact Best Friends to arrange some meetings with her. Honey is fostered in Wagga Wagga.
Adoption details
Our goal is to match pets' personalities and exercise/training requirements with people whose lifestyle they are best suited to. This reduces the chances of the pet winding up in a pound again. Please don't feel offended by our adoption process, it is for everyone's and every animal's benefit:
1. Submit application for adoption (obtain at Best Friends Pet Rescue website)
2. Homechecks are conducted on short-listed approved applicant(s)
3. Best match selected according to the pet's personality and needs
4. Successful applicant notified, and must place holding deposit while transport/pickup arrangements made
5. Adoption transaction completed
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.