Adoption information
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About Kombi
Meet Kombi!
Kombi was surrendered to the RSPCA through no fault of her own. Sadly, her previous owner was unable to care for her any longer so they brought her to the RSPCA to be cared for until we found a new, loving family for Kombi.
Kombi is quite a busy young lady and will be best suited to an active family who will include her in their everyday lives, such as walks to the local cafe, weekend trips to the beach, and even the yearly camping trip. Kombi can become restless when left home alone for extended periods of time, therefore we recommend that if leaving her at home alone, you be sure to leave her with plenty of enrichment to keep her busy mind occupied until you arrive home. This may be in the form of a kong, alternating toys, and even a treasure hunt (a shell pool filled with sand and treats for her to forage for).
Kombi has learnt how to sit and can walk well on lead, however she will benefit from on-going training in her new home to teach her additional skills and basic manners such as "four on the floor". Due to Kombi's energy levels, she cannot go to a home with any young children (6 years and under). Being a working breed, Kombi will need plenty of mental and physical stimulation in her new home so an experienced dog owner is required for her.
Kombi has met a few friendly dogs while at the shelter, and she can become quite playful with some. If you already have a dog at home, you will need to bring them in to meet Kombi prior to adoption, just to be sure that they are the right match.
If you feel that Kombi would be the perfect fit for your family, then come down and meet her (with all children and other dogs) and speak to one of our friendly staff members.
Medical notes
- Must meet all family
- Must meet all dogs
- No kids under 6yrs
- Ongoing training
- Active Family
- Experienced Owner/Breed Knowledge
Adoption details
Animal adoptions and visitation times:
Mon – Sun 9:30am – 3:15pm, Public Holidays CLOSED
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.