Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Milo
Milo is a sweet little man. He came to us as a cruelty case and has come a long way in 6 months. He has a fear of all children and despite \ being exposed to some very kind children he has not been able to overcome those fears. He is not aggressive at all but just frightened So a home without children is necessary. With visiting children he is happy to just have some time out in another room
We are sure that Milo was born in a puppy farm and then sold through the pet shop system to an unsuitable home. He was then abandoned on the streets and sent to a large scary pound . Luckily he came to Rescue and has had months of kind reassuring treatment and now trusts his foster carers totally.
Milo lives and sleeps inside with his friends and uses the dog door. He loves to sit and watch TV at night with his foster pals and spends his day inside the house or running around outside in the garden playing.
He will need to go to a home where there is at least one other dog for him to bond with. He bonds with most people after a small amount of time but a quiet household with other dogs and a retired person or couple would be best for Milo
Milo will suit a person who is home a lot and will continue with reassuring him that not all people are unkind and scary. \ He is a delightful dog once he gets to know you and will bond with his new owner after a short period of adjustment.
Milo is a gorgeous sweet little man who deserves to find the best home possible , however long it takes
Milo has a curly poodle coat and will require grooming to stop it becoming too long. It doesn't mat like other coats and get tangled. So a professional groom 3 times a year will be all that is needed to keep him looking fantastic \ He behaved very well at the groomers and wasn't stressed at all.
He walks very well on the lead and doesn't have any tendancies to escape or any separation anxiety. He eats anything you give him and is no trouble to leave at home as long as he has his pals to keep him company. He hasn't met a cat but I don't believe it would be a problem as he doesn't have a tendancy to chase anything
Milo’s adoption Fee is $500 and he is desexed, vaccinated, and will be lifetime registered on the completion of his 2 week trial. Milo is located in Hinton.
Medical notes
healthy and young
Adoption details
We require an initial application over the phone or in writing and then if a dog seems a match we can arrange a meet and greet at a local park or the foster carers home. If the meet is successful we then arrange a yard check and if that is satisfactory we require full payment on picking up the dog.
We then give a 2 week trial and if in that time it is not working we will refund all but $50 for admin costs. We also require that the adopter returns our dogs back to us at any time in its lifetime (without a refund) for us to rehome.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.