Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Mia
Mia is a very loving girl at the young age of 6 years old.
She has a placid nature and is on the search for a home where she will be loved forever. She has been suffering from anxiety after her previous owners left her at the pound, she doesn’t want to be left behind again!
Mia has been very frightful with Men approximately 40 plus. Mia loves her gal pals, she needs a home with an adult Female, she may be ok with a younger male in the home but this will need to be trialled. Mia is fine with kids, although she is heavy and likes to sit on laps!
Her Ideal home would have her favourite human home all the time. She will keep you company working from home, watching TV, going for walks, cooking dinner, going to the toilet... In essence, where you are she wants to be!
Mia is toilet trained and knows basic commands. Due to her anxiety, she can be reluctant to move to go outside, she is worried she will be left alone! Her knew owners will need to continue to build trust with Mia and help her with her separation anxiety.
Mia’s Loves:
- Walks
- Laying in the sun (with her favourite human)
- The heater
- Sitting on her favourite human
- Pigs ears
- Being with her favourite human, all the time!
- Sneaking onto her foster carers bed in the middle of the night.
- Small to medium sized dogs who are of a similar energy level.
Mia’s Dislikes:
- Men over 40
- Dry food (we are working on this)
- Going outside by herself
- Being alone
- Big scary dominant dogs
Mia has been tested with cats. She is ok with a dominant cat, but will need to be supervised at all times until she settles in. Mia is not ok with kittens or 1 year old cats as she thinks it’s a game of chase!
Please complete an online application form at www.all4pawsdogrescue.com.au and the carer will contact you
Adoption details
**PLEASE READ CAREFULLY**
Due to an anticipated high volume of applications the adoption process is outlined below:
1. Please complete our Adoption Application Form by following the link to our website: www.all4pawsdogrescue.com.au
2. Include as much information as possible and it is never a case of "first in best dressed" when we are choosing the most appropriate new home. Matching an animal with a family is based on lifestyle, family members, attitudes to pet ownership and the personality of the pet.
3. Due to the number of applications we receive all correspondence is through email and if your application is short listed we will either call you to discuss it further and possible invite you to a meet and greet.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.