Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Bo
Please meet the stunning Bo. This pretty lady is a 3 year old Australia Bulldog and she is very keen to find her new forever family.
Bo enjoys being out and about in the world, however she can pull quite strongly on the lead. We believe that that behaviour could be improved with continued lead training.
She is a very happy and affectionate character. She shows no sign of food aggression or seperation anxiety and seems to love kids.
Bo can sit and shake on command and always comes when called. She doesn't jump up on people, and is very happy to have a belly scratch and attention from her human friends.
Being the queen that Bo believes she is, she would prefer to have all of your attention to herself and therefore won't be suitable to rehome with other dogs.
Bo likes to show off her goofy character and her favourite thing to do is to sit in your lap for a cuddle. She is a very happy girl who would make a wonderful to new member to a lucky family.
Her perfect forever home, would be one where she is included in the day to day activities of her family and who is willing to continue her training. As Bo is very food motivated, we believe that this will be a great asset to her further training.
Bo's adoption fee is $350 and includes her desexing, vaccinations and lifetime registration. Bo is also regularly treated for flea and worms.
To enquire more or to meet Bo, please email ccacfadoptions@gmail.com, drop in to the facility or call 02 43044350 and speak to one of our friendly staff.
Bo is looking forward to meeting you.
Medical notes
Bo had previously been used as a breeding machine her whole life before coming to us - and we are guessing that is why she doesn't enjoy the company of other dogs. When being desexed, a lump was found and removed. When tested this lump proved to be cancer. While the vets are fairly sure they have removed all the cancer, they could not guarantee that she is cancer free without removing some of her ribs. The worst diagnosis for Bo, should the cancer not have been all removed is 2 years. But in saying that she could happily live to a ripe old age in her new forever home.
Adoption details
Please phone or email us to find out more information on our animals. You will be asked to fill in a questionnaire. This questionnaire is confidential and does not oblige you to adopt, or guarantee you the animal. The information you provide helps the facility to achieve the best match between the dog or cat and their new home.
Once the questionnaire and any questions you may have are approved and answered, its time to meet your potential new furbaby. This meet will be conducted at the facility unless prior arrangements are made by management.
After the meet and greet, a yard check will be completed at your home to ensure that your home and yard is suitable for the kind of pet you are interested in.
The final step (pending agreement by both parties) is the payment of the adoption fee and filling in of associated paperwork for your new furbaby.
Congratulations, you have now saved a life!
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.