Adoption information
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About Lucy
Lucy is a super sweet, friendly, quiet, black Standard Daschund cross with slightly longer legs, but with the typical body shape of a Daschy.
Lucy has the most amazing shiny black coat, that needs no effort to keep her that way. It seems to be very low shed.
Lucy is an excellent guard dog and will let you know if anyone is around. She barks at anyone she hasn't yet been introduced to but is not aggressive at all. Once she knows someone is family she accepts them very happily.
Lucy loves playing soccer We would love to find Lucy a home with children as she is fantastic with them
Lucy loves to curl up on the couch or bed with anyone and will stay there until you move
Lucy is four years old and is great with children. , other dogs her size . Lucy is a little intimidated by dogs bigger than her Lucy is housetrained and used to living and sleeping inside. Lucy has excellent manners and walks well on a lead or harness. Lucy absolutely loves the car and will jump in ready for an outing if the car door is opened. Being black when she is curled up in the back seat its hard to see her and so she often ends up going for an unexpected outing .
Lucy has come from a home where she was left a long time and became lonely. We would like to find Lucy a home where someone is home more for her .
Unfortunately Lucy isn't good with cats .
Lucy does need secure fencing , preferably colourbond. as like a lot of daschunds she is partial to having a bit of a wander.. When her foster carer is out Lucy stays inside
Lucy is desexed , vaccinated and lifetime registered and is in foster care in Hinton in the hunter valley near Maitland.
Lucy is a favourite with her foster carers family especially the grandchildren
If you think Lucy would suit your family please email for an adoption application form using the Pet Rescue Link
Lucy is desexed , vaccinated, and life time registered and there is a 2 week trial to see if Lucy will fit in with you family.
Medical notes
young and healthy. Lucy does however have dry eye in her right eye. This means her eye does not produce tears This is now under control with drops daily to lubricate the eye The drops can be purchased over the counter from a chemist for a few dollars Lucy needs drops in her eye forever otherwise the lens will get scratched and it will be become very painful and cause ulcers. For this reason we would prefer Lucy to be adopted locally
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.