Adoption information
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About Liberty DL1597
What is a day in the life of the lovely Liberty like?
Liberty is a slow starter (we all know those Monday feels!); she loves to snooze in the AM and get in some cuddles before crawling out of bed. She curls up next to you while you have your morning coffee fix and holds off on a toilet break as long as she can. She loves her food and will give you some not-so-subtle hints that it is time for her breakfast!
When you head off to work, Liberty stays inside with free roam of the house with no issue. She's never had an accident in the house and does not chew anything. Her favourite spot is the couch and it's likely that's where she spends most of her day chilling out. She doesn't really do toys, but does love her goat horn and other chews like pigs' ears. She's not worried when you go, but is super excited to see you come home.
In the evening, Liberty loves to head out for her walk and is always itching to get going. Once she calms down, she walks beautifully on the lead giving plenty of slack. She can be anxious when approaching other dogs (although loves her foster brother now that she's gotten to know him!) so you'll need to work together on this. She also seems to have a fascination with vehicles and will try to look in the windows of cars/trucks parked along the road... quite curious indeed!
After a walk, she has her dinner and then loves to cuddle on the couch with you until bed time. She sleeps happily on her doggie bed in the hall, currently shared with her foster bro. No trouble at all during the night and sleeps well! Liberty is good with older kids, not tested with cats and is guaranteed to steal your heart.
If you'd like to make Liberty a part of your life, please contact us by email today to apply!
Medical notes
At 22kg, Liberty is a medium sized dog.
Adoption details
ADOPTION:
1. Click "Enquire about this pet" to contact us & we will email you an Expression of Interest form to return
2. 'Meet & Greet' with the dog and their carer
3. Fence Inspection
4. Trial period commences
5. Adoption is finalised
FOSTER:
Dogs listed as "Foster Carer Needed", are looking for a temporary home while their vet work is completed and while they wait for their forever home. They may also be fostered with the view to adoption. Please email us for more information.
Sorry we can’t take calls, as our rescue is run entirely by volunteers, but we endeavour to respond to your email as soon as possible. Your patience is greatly appreciated.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.