Adoption information
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About Sharnie
Sharnie is a lovely natured Staffy x. She is medium sized and gets on very well with her foster brother who is the same size as her Sharnie is also living with 2 cats. She is gentle with the cats and ignores the birds in the averys
Sharnie came from a county pound and has had couple of litters of pups in the past and then was left behind when her owner left town
Sharnie is now desexed , She walks well on the lead and travels well in the car. Sharnie would make a great companion for a person looking for a devoted and loving companion
Sharnie particularly loves children and recognises the need to be gentle and quiet around them. She would make a fantastic companion for a special needs child or adult.
Cooper who is in all the photos with Sharnie has high spectrum autism. Sharnie is gentle kind , attentive and loving towards him at all times. Sharnie would make a child with anxiety a wonderful companion.
Sharnie herself is a little concerned about some men so any male members of the family would have to be patient and kind
She would enjoy a daily walk , and would love a home where she is part of the family
Sharnie would be great as an only dog but cannot be left all day alone while everyone is at work
Sharnie is in foster care in Neath near Cessnock
Sharnie is desexed , vaccinated and chipped and will be lifetime registered at the end of her 2 week trial
Medical notes
healthy
Adoption details
We require an initial application over the phone or in writing and then if a dog seems a match we can arrange a meet and greet at a local park or the foster carers home. If the meet is successful we then arrange a yard check and if that is satisfactory we require full payment on picking up the dog.
We then give a 2 week trial and if in that time it is not working we will refund all but $50 for admin costs. We also require that the adopter returns our dogs back to us at any time in its lifetime (without a refund) for us to rehome.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.