Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Pinto
Hi! I'm Pinto and I'm pretty much the cutest, fluffiest, cuddliest fuzzball you can imagine!
I am currently staying in a foster home with dogs and other cats and I get on very well with them all. I would also be suited to a home with children. I have had a very rough start to life but I'm hoping for a new beginning for the New Year! I ended up in the pound cold, scared and alone when I was just 4 weeks old. No one is quite sure how such a tiny little guy managed to set off a cat trap but I did - that's how desperate I was to be looked after! I was very skinny and dirty but thankfully I have thrived in my foster home and I am now a chubby little fellow who happens to have stunning good looks to boot. My name came from the fact that I had been screaming my head off for 24 hours straight in the pound before I was collected and by the time I finally was, I literally had no voice left! I was hoarse! My voice recovered well, but I rarely use it now.
I am adventurous, inquisitive and love getting up to mischief, but not too much. I love to play with other cats and kittens and would be a great companion for an existing cat or, if you're considering adopting 2 kittens, I would love to find a home with my best friend Palomino.
You can't really fault me or my personality in any way. I'm just about perfect!
Get in touch today if I'm the new addition your family has been looking for.
Adoption details
Thank you for taking the time to view one of our lovely dogs.
We at SAFE Avon Valley guarantee that every one of our dogs is suitable to be re-homed. It is our job to ensure that we match our dog with it's perfect family (a bit like a dating agency).
If you would like to know more about this dog please call Freedom on 0409 000 259. If the dog sounds suitable then we pass on the foster carer’s details to you so you can call and make a time to view the dog.
Once you have meet the dog and are happy to go further then we organise a yard check to ensure that your yard is safe and secure for the dog.
Once that is completed you can then take the dog home on a 2 week trial, if the dog is not suitable then you simply return it.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.