Adoption information
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About Mia
Mia is a gorgeous young dog with happiness and friendliness to spare. She hasn’t had much training so far and does tend to bounce all over the place. She will need an owner willing to spend time teaching her things, like how to walk nicely on a lead and how to be a bit calmer. She loves her treats and would be a dream to teach. Mia will be an amazing dog if someone just gives her a chance. There’s nothing Mia would like more than to be someone’s best dog buddy. She loves everyone and loves other dogs, but she needs to learn to ‘cool it’ a bit when saying hello - not all dogs want full on play in the first two seconds! Mia will make a great friend for someone and would suit a range of homes. She isn’t suitable to be homed with another cat or with a family with younger children – she’s just too excitable at the moment.
Handling: Mia is very much a young untrained Staffy girl who loves people and attention.
Health: She looks in fine health having put on a good amount of condition on her emaciated form on arrival in our facility.
Training: knows “sit” and will work for treats and kind words.
Walking on lead: after her initial joyful bounciness, Mia settled well enough to walk quite well.
Dog to dog: Mia was over enthusiastic when meeting Jake (another Staffy); jumping on his head with her paws and not responding to his expressed requests to stop that. Mia would require slow introduction to other dogs as she sometimes forgets her manners.
If you are interested in finding out more about Mia please give our facility a call.
Adoption details
The adoption process at the Companion Animal Facility is relatively easy. Once you have decided on which future pet you would like to adopt from the facility, all that is required by you is to make a payment at the Companion Animal Facility by either cash, cheque or eftpos, provide details for the microchip and registration paperwork and then pick up your future pet from the Council veterinary service provider once they have been de-sexed and vaccinated (Council staff will advise you when the animal is booked in at the veterinary clinic. This usually falls within 14 days of the purchase).
The following are the re-homing fees for dogs and cats,
Entire Dog - $260.00
De-sexed Dog - $160.00
Entire Cat - $180.00
De-sexed Cat - $110.00
The following is included with all sales,
Microchipping (identification details will be placed on the NSW Companion Animal Register)
Lifetime Registration (within NSW)
Vaccination
Worm Treatment
Vet Check
De-sexing (if required)
Please Note: All dogs and cats rescued from the Companion Animal Facility are required to be de-sexed. Dogs and cats will not be sold as entire under any circumstances.
The Companion Animal Facility is open during the following hours if you would like to view the dog or cat in person,
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 9:00am
12:30pm - 1:30pm
4:00pm - 4:30pm
Saturday
8:30am - 9:30am
Please Note: The Goulburn Mulwaree Council Companion Animal Facility is closed on Sundays and all public holidays.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.