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About Clover
Introducing Clover, a delightful 7-month-old deaf Pointer X pup with a heartwarming story. After a car accident, Clover's previous owner neglected their responsibilities, leaving her in need of surgery for a broken leg. Thanks to the caring vet team who reached out to us for help finding this sweet girl a home, Clover has made an incredible recovery and is now ready to find her forever home.
Clover is currently in the midst of her basic training journey and making great progress. She already knows commands like sit and down, and she's working hard on learning her stay. With a little patience and continued training, she's sure to become a well-behaved companion.
This sweet girl thrives on human companionship and loves spending time with people. She would be happiest in a family with older kids or teenagers, as she enjoys cuddling up and snuggling with her loved ones. While we're unsure about her compatibility with cats but she currently lives with a couple of reptiles and has no issues, so with proper introductions and some dedicated effort, she could potentially learn to coexist peacefully with them.
Clover is currently living with two other dogs and is slowly learning proper doggie etiquette. She's still figuring out her boundaries and may need some guidance in understanding when playtime is enough. Her playful and energetic nature is blossoming, and she's eager to continue learning how to socialise with other dogs.
Due to her extended confinement during her recovery, Clover is full of beans and ready to make up for lost time. She requires mental and physical stimulation, so her new family should be prepared to provide her with plenty of activities and exercise. It's important to note that Clover missed out on socialisation during her recovery period, so she may find new experiences and the outside world a bit intimidating. Patiently introducing her to new things and reassuring her safety will be crucial.
Clover is not a fan of her crate, and it's completely understandable considering her past experiences. However, she's willing to go in as long as the door is left open. She's also in the process of learning how to walk on a leash and can get quite excited when she sees it. Her foster carers are working on helping her remain calm at walk times.
With her affectionate and loving nature, Clover is a total snuggle bug. She adores being close to her human companions and wants to know where you are at all times. It would be ideal for her to be in a family where someone is home frequently or has the flexibility to take her along on outings.
Clover is highly food motivated, which can be used to your advantage during training. By utilising treats and positive reinforcement, you can help her learn and grow. She has a sweet yet mischievous side, making her irresistibly endearing. Get ready for some delightful adventures and a lifetime of love with this charming girl.
She is not a big girl weight in at around 16kgs so considering her size and behaviour, Clover would be a suitable companion for apartment living. She's not excessively barky and only vocalises when she needs to go outside or when she's expressing herself playfully.
If you're ready to provide a loving home to a special pup who deserves a second chance, Clover is waiting to steal your heart.
Complete the adoption for found here: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=vl2684&method=online_form_html&formid=48
Medical notes
Clover is deaf.
Adoption details
Step 1: Fill out the adoption application
Complete the adoption application found at the following link: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=vl2684&method=online_form_html&formid=48. Once the application is completed and returned, it will be assessed for suitability.
Step 2: Phone call from HNE team
You will receive a call from one of the HNE team to discuss your application in more detail. This will be followed up by another phone call to answer any further questions or concerns that may be raised from the previous call.
Step 3: Meet and greet with the dog and yard check
If your application progresses, a meet and greet with the dog and all members of the adopting family and current dogs is arranged where possible. Should this not be possible due to being interstate, then an online meet with the foster carer will be arranged. This usually coincides with a yard check to ensure the safety and security of the property on which the dog will be kept.
Step 4: Payment of adoption fee
Payment of the non-refundable adoption fee in full is required prior to the handover of the dog. You will receive all the animal's possessions, and certificates will be emailed. Transport arrangements are the financial responsibility of the adopting party. Hear No Evil is happy to assist with departure preparations and ensuring the dog makes its transport connection.
Final step: Microchip details and finalization of adoption
Once the 14-day "settling in" period has ended, the change of ownership microchip details are submitted, and the adoption is officially finalized. More information can be found in the Terms & Conditions on the adoption form.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.
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