Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Tiny
Tiny is a gentle and slightly shy soul who has needed a little bit of extra attention since being in foster care. Since being in a stable foster home he has shown nothing more than just wanting to love and snuggle with his humans or another doggie companion. He has been well socialised thus far and has learned that things around aren't as scary as they seem. Tiny came into care after being found with his brother Teddy and his sister Harper in an abandoned house fending for themselves and due to this, they have needed some extra work so they learn that things are okay out there.
Tiny is the biggest of his litter and will definitely be a big boy when he is fully grown, we are expecting around the 50 kilo mark. Even though he is big, he is very gentle with others and we think with the right socialization and training he would make an excellent companion for the household either as an only dog or as a secondary member. Right now he is in foster care with his two siblings, some other puppies around the same age and also around 8 adult dogs, plus two horses and some chickens and he has shown nothing but positive behaviour with all.
We think Tiny would do best in a nice calm and confident household so that he can continue his social skills and training as well as go out on much needed adventures. He isn't an overly active boy but would need moderate exercise to keep his mind and body stimulated and tired. Secure and safe fencing is a must so that he can be safe in his backyard and due to his age, a house with young kids or other animals should be fine as long as he is taught appropriate behaviour and manners with everyone.
Medical notes
Able to go to his new home as of Wednesday 17th February
Adoption details
In the ENQUIRY SECTION please explain in LENGTH some basics about yourself/ your life/ your household and what type of life you can provide for one of our rescue animals.
If successful, you would be contacted by phone, where we will talk about your enquiry and potentially organise a meet and greet between you/ your dogs/ your family and the potential candidate
From there, you can either take your animal with you if the meet and greet was successful and their vet work has been completed- or if the vet work hasn't been completed, you must wait until it's finished before taking your new friend home which will be organised between yourself and the foster carer.
Every animal has a 2 week trial period.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.