Adoption information
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About Snowflake
Snowflake is a young 20 month old female grey. She is very shy, quiet and relaxed. She is quite nervous of the world around her and everything seems new, she loves to stop and smell everything, so she will need a new family who is patient with her going at her own pace. She hasn’t shown any behavioural quirks with other dogs and hasn’t been tested with cats, however from her nature alone without testing, she may get along with another dog or cats. Again due to her nature, she’d be suited to a family with young members as she is very gentle and shy, as long as those members don’t try to aggravate her and overstep her boundaries.
She is located with her foster carer in Frankston, 3199.
If Snowflake sounds like the perfect pooch for you please fill out an application form on the All 4 Paws website: https://www.all4pawsdogrescue.com.au/dog-adoption-formexpression-of-interest.html
** Due to the number of enquires we receive we will only respond to applications submitted via our website.
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.
The rescue group has removed this pet and it is no longer available for adoption.
The rescue group is no longer taking adoption applications for this pet.
