Adoption information
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About Meadow
Meadow is a nearly three year old Blenheim Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, who, typical of her breed is incredibly sweet.
She has come a long way in a short time whilst in rescue, growing in confidence day by day toward her novel surrounds. Although she looks a little skinny and scruffy currently we are confident she will blossom into full coat under the care of her special people in her new home.
Curious and active, this adorable love muffin is enjoying exploring her new surrounds and would benefit from an environment in which her needs of mental and physical stimulation are met.
In addition to these needs this darling simply cannot get enough love. Any human touch propels her into a state of bliss as she closes her eyes to drink in the warmth and affection she has for so long craved.
Meadow gets along well with other dogs, occasionally engaging in play, curling up with them at nap time and joining them for sniffs around the yard, however, she can be a little bossy with dogs who are smaller and weaker than her on occasions so a robust playmate would be ideal. For this reason, no cats or small animals should be present in any potential home.
Meadow loves connecting with children, but as she’s newly adjusting to relating to people in a companion role, children who are too young to follow directions with relation to gentle handling would not be ideal.
Meadow’s toilet training is coming along and will benefit from the ongoing diligence of her new family.
If you think that you can be a calm and confident leader in assisting Meadow to continue to adjust to the wider world, have plenty of time to commit to quality day to day engagement including walks, play time and plenty of snuggles, then please see the application instructions below to apply.
This girl is brimming with love and loyalty and can’t wait to share her special brand of love with her new family.
Medical notes
Meadow is a healthy girl who needs to put on a little weight.
She has weepy eyes, though no medical abnormalities have been identified and this does not bother her.
Adoption details
Please tell us about yourself using the green ‘enquire about this pet’ button below. We do not operate on a first-in-best-dressed basis. Instead, our aim is to find the most suitable forever home for the animals in our care.
Your application should include details about who lives at your home, both humans and animals (names, sexes and ages) and what their daily schedules and living arrangements are like. It should include details about your previous dogs and a thorough break down of the house rules you will have for this pet as well as what their typical day will look like.
Please tell us what your dog’s sleeping arrangements will be as well as what you plan to do with your dog if you go away on holidays.
Please provide AS MUCH detail as possible to increase your chances of a successful application.
It may take up to four weeks to process the applications. Please try to be patient. All applicants will receive a response - but it won’t be an immediate one.
If your application seems promising you will be contacted for a telephone interview. Should this be successful you will be invited to a meet and greet and asked to send photos of your property.
Should the meet and greet end favourably, you may pay the adoption fee, sign the paperwork and take the pet on a two week trial during which time you will be asked to provide regular updates.
During this trial period the pet remains the property of Onyx Rescue and adoption will only be finalised following a successful trial.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO APPLICANTS:
We hate to disappoint people. It’s something that really upsets us, but unfortunately it comes with the territory of what we do. So we want to take the time to explain something.
When we take on a dog, we make a commitment both to that dog and the former owners of that dog to find this fur-kid their perfect forever home. Our primary criterion in order to achieve this is whether that home is a good match for that dog. Each dog can have vastly different needs from the next and every home is different.
Sometimes well-intentioned people put their friends in touch with us, sometimes we are approached by friends or even family in relation to a particular dog. However, we have made a promise not to compromise on our commitment and we have to turn them down.
This isn’t a reflection of their dog ownership skills, nor how we feel about them personally. Our decision will always come down to whether we believe that they are a match. Not just any match - the best match.
Sometimes we are lucky to have several interested parties who would be a good match and it can be difficult to choose between them. Our ultimate decision will, however, not be influenced by our relationship with this potential adopter, be it secondary or primary, nor the number of times they have applied and missed out previously, nor whether they applied first, nor the number of times or methods used to contact us about a particular pet, but whether or not they are the BEST match available.
So if you know someone who is interested in any of the dogs at Onyx Rescue, or you are interested in one yourself, please go through the proper channels and send your application through Petrescue. Please do not take offence if you or your friends are not chosen - this only means that there was someone who was a better match. Not a better person, not a better dog owner, but a better match.
We believe there is a home for every dog and a dog for every home, so if you’ve not been chosen previously please do not give up applying - the next one may be your perfect dog.
Thank-you to everyone who supports what we do here - it means the world to us and the beautiful fur-kids seeking homes.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.