Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Hershey
Hershey was surrendered into care mid January, she had almost no socialisation and was pretty much scared of everything.
Hershey formed an attachment to one of my dogs and has learnt and gained confidence from her.
After having never been for a walk before, walking is now her favourite thing to do. So twice daily walks are a must. She has now discovered toys and is continuing to gain confidence but she is timid when meeting new people.
It is now time for Hershey to continue her journey and find her forever home. Unfortunately she will find this difficult and she is very settled at my home and very attached to one of my dogs but it is just not possible for me to keep her.
For this reason I would like to transition Hershey into her new home. Which has worked successfully in the past with other similar dogs.
Hershey will need an adult only home. Local to The Central Coast. Someone who is happy to visit Hershey multiple times and have Hershey visit you multiple times before she makes the move permanently. You must have another female medium size dog, who is very calm and chilled who hopefully Hershey will bond with (she has always lived with another female dog).
Hershey is toilet trained, rarely barks unless excited, is good in the car. She is not bothered by cats. She happily chills inside/outside whilst I am at work.
To be considered as a potential adopter YOU MUST HAVE ANOTHER FRIENDLY CALM CONFIDENT DOG AND LIVE ON THE CENTRAL COAST
Adoption details
Prospective owners contact carers via email or phone, they can come and meet the animal and make application.
Once the animal is desexed and all vet work is done the animal can be adopted.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.