Jazz

Jazz is another of our Camp dog litter, who came into our care with their Mumma, Rainbow. All are listed separately, including Mumma. They were existing under an abandoned car in the paddock of an outlying village, and found by a member of the public. Poor Mumma, a medium sized, mixed breed dog, was trying to feed and keep her puppies warm. When Council Rangers were alerted to their plight, they immediately brought them all into our care, under Duty of Care.
All the puppies are enjoying the luxury of regular nutritious food and a warm bed to sleep in, and the only thing they all need now is a forever home to go to. Jazz is a confident, happy and playful girl, who also laps up the cuddles when she can.
Camp dogs are so named when they have generations of mixed breeding, and don’t seem to be owned by anyone in particular, but rather the whole community interacts with them. They are usually well socialised because of this with all ages of human, including children, plus all dogs. They do make wonderful companions for us humans.
Please click on the Enquire about this Pet button, and tell us why you would be a good fit for Jazz. What are your work hours, and how long would Jazz be alone during the day, if at all? What are your living arrangements? Do you have other pets? Any children?
We are located in Moree, northern NSW. We have daily flights to Sydney and beyond, which are easy to arrange at new owners cost.
We also have a foster carer travelling to Orange in NSW, and could transport to there, providing an adoption could be finalised by then.