Hallie

Hallie’s personality:
Hallie is a German Short-haired Pointer X Bull Arab (this is our best guess!), who is approximately 6 months old. This little girl is always happy and is such a joy to be around, her tail wagging and big smile shows this daily. Hallie loves to play and have space to run, with her floppy ears waving in the wind. Miss Hallie has also shown a love for water, chasing the hose and laying in the pool on a hot day. She loves affection so will always be close by for a cuddle and especially loves having her ears rubbed.

Hallie’s ideal forever home:
Hallie’s ideal forever home is one where she will be free to be her cheeky, beautiful self. As she is still a puppy, her new family will need to take the time to provide ongoing training and be able to safely introduce her to new experiences. Hallie will need a large, fenced yard where she is able to have room to play and will also require daily exercise walks to keep her in shape. She is friendly with all dogs she meets and would suit having a canine companion.

Hallie’s story:
Hallie was found as a stray in February and was bought into Sweet Pea Animal Hospital. Because her owners were unable to be located, it meant she was going to be transferred to the pound. Luckily the amazing Animal Care Team at Midcoast Council, began the process of having her released under Duty of Care, so she could fulfil her required impound time in a more appropriate environment. Unfortunately she was not claimed during that time but luckily for her and us, it meant she then officially became a part of the Sweet Pea family! This beautiful girl can’t wait to find her happily ever after, forever home.

More about Hallie:
Hallie is a shining star! Her personality is so lovable and she loves to play – she will keep you entertained for hours! Her favourite thing would be to cuddle up on the couch with you and rest until it is playtime again. Hallie is now patiently waiting for her perfect forever family to come and meet her.

Hallie’s adoption fee is $450, which helps to pay for her veterinary costs, parasitic treatments, and food while in care.