Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Bridgy
Bridgy went through some hard patches in his life, but he is a resilient little man and is currently with a trainer and thriving! Everybody loves this gorgeous boy and nobody can understand why he has not been adopted yet.
Bridgy does not want you to feel sorry for him, in fact he doesn’t want your sympathy at all. What he does want is for you to understand his boundaries, respect him and give him space, allow him to settle on his own terms. In return, he will respect you and love you. Like every other dog, he needs routines, structure, rules and boundaries. Bridgy is not a difficult dog.
He is loving his daily training and to make sure the transition into his forever home will go smoothly we will pay for a session with the trainer.
His main need, that outweighs all the others a more fortunate dog would have, is human connection. He really is human orientated and needs to find “his person” to be with him and he will be so fulfilled for the rest of his life. Ideally Bridgy needs a dog experienced home with one or two adults, with someone around quite a lot as he does not want to be left behind.
Bridgy has no interest in other dogs and even turns away from them, we respect this and will only rehome him as an only dog, he deserves to be happy!
Our silver fox is ready for his real forever home, will you be “his person”? ❤️
Bridgy is currently based in Tarampa, one hour West of Brisbane - the Boxer Rescue Network are happy to travel for a meet and greet at a neutral point if required, so don't hesitate to ask!
If you believe you can give Bridgy the life he so deserves, please go ahead and complete the application or feel free to PM us if you have and questions.
Medical notes
Has had cherry eye surgery but has recovered well.
Adoption details
**We will contact each enquirer from Pet Rescue within 48 hours**
Welcome to Small Paws Animal Rescue QLD.
We aim to place each of our animals with the best family possible.
Our adoption process may seem a little complex, we ask a lot of questions. But there are reasons for this.
1. Our animals in care are like our children.
2. We want to match the best humans with the animals to ensure you are happy and our animals are happy.
3. We don't want animals to come back to us. We want their family to be forever.
So our adoption process begins with an application being completed.
Once we receive the application we will assess it on face value of the answers you have provided.
Once we can determine if you sound like a good fit, we will call you to chat a bit further.
This is when we will schedule a meet and greet with your potential new family member/s.
We may need you to have more than one meet, especially if you have other pet/s that need to be introduced or children and other human family members.
We will confer with our foster carer, and advise you as soon as possible if you were successful in your meet and greet.
Once we have confirmed your success, we will arrange for the paperwork to be completed including the adoption payment.
We allow our foster carers time to say goodbye to their foster babies, it can be hard for some to give them to their new homes and we recognise all the hard work and dedication they have put in to ensure that your new family member has been safe and is ready to go to their forever home.
We will keep in contact with you for 2 weeks during a "trial" adoption period. There are terms and conditions to be met and we will advise you of these.
Once the trial period has ended we will send you the paperwork for your new family member.
At any time after this - if you need assistance you can always contact us.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.