Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Hunter 29025
G'day my name is Hunter! I'm a big doggy with a big cheerful character. Sadly my owners did not come to collect me, but they told my carer a bit about the type of home I would enjoy living in. A family home with children would suit me, or even just a home with adults, as long as they promise to spend lots of time spoiling me with affection and praise. A good boy who knows how to sit nicely for treats, I get gratification from pleasing my carer. I've previously lived with other dogs and even a cat! If you're a great home looking for a large dog to complete your life and fill your heart with love, come visit me and lets see if I'm the companion for you!
Adoption details
Please note: many of our animals came to us as strays, as such we may have minimal to no information about their past. All our animals temperaments are based on what we witness within the shelter environment. They may behave differently in an environment outside of the shelter.
You are welcome to visit the Animal Care Facility at 2 Rose Street, Campbelltown, or contact us on 4645 4790 during business hours for information about animals.
Business hours:
Monday – 9am to 3.30pm
Tuesday to Friday – 9am to 3pm
Saturday – 9am to midday
(Closed Sunday and public holidays)
The price for puppies (six months and under) includes C3 vaccination, desexing, and micro-chipping. The price for dogs over six months of age includes C3 vaccination, heartworm testing, desexing, micro-chipping and registration.
The price for all kittens includes micro-chipping, F3 vaccination, and desexing at 4-5 months of age. The price of cats over 6 months of age includes micro-chipping, F3 vaccination, registration and desexing.
When you have selected a pet and made your payment, your animal will be de-sexed before it can go to it's new home. If the animal is not already de-sexed, an appointment will be made with Council's contracted vet for the animal to be de-sexed, which can take 1-2 business days, depending on availability. Your new pet is then taken to the vet by us and the animal is de-sexed. The vet will contact you (as the new owner) to let you know when your pet can be collected. Puppies and kittens are desexed at a later date when large enough.
Please note that this adoption profile may not be the most up-to-date information available, due to the constant movement of animals into and out of the facility.
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This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.