To register your interest in a rescue dog, please fill out the Rescue Application form to express your interest in any advertised dog, or to be placed on our waiting list, and mailing list, for a suitable dog. Thanks for considering a rescue.
******** IMPORTANT NOTICE ********
We are not considering any interstate applications
for any of the dogs listed below.
******** IMPORTANT NOTICE ********
We are not considering any interstate applications
for any of the dogs listed below.
QLD BIN#0006278283353
AVAILABLE DOGS:
"Chev", Herston, QLD
Chev, Herston, QLD
Age: 7 years (birthday was in March). Desexed male.
Temperament: Currently has a bit of separation anxiety after his owner had to suddenly leave the country. Has never been socialised with other dogs, so a home without other pets is required. He is shy when meeting new people but warms up. Not aggressive.
Training: He can sit, wait to eat, get on your bed. Currently trying to train him how to walk correctly on a lead (he hadn't been walked in over 2 years as the owner couldn't handle him) he is slowly getting there and with more training should be good on a lead. Was reactive towards other dogs, but he is now getting much better in that regard.
Health: Vaccinated, desexed, wormed etc. No known health issues. Weight is approx 60kgs
Reason for rehoming: His owner (a friend of the person looking after him) has had to move back overseas quite quickly. She had found him a home and they were meant to collect him. They never came and are no longer interested in taking him. She didnt know what to do and i offered to take him until we can find him a forever home. He and my girl clashes so cannot keep him long term and he deserves a good home
Microchip Number
981000300610087
Price: donation to DDB Rescue
Chev is a private rehome. All applications will be forwarded to the owner for consideration. To apply: CLICK HERE
Age: 7 years (birthday was in March). Desexed male.
Temperament: Currently has a bit of separation anxiety after his owner had to suddenly leave the country. Has never been socialised with other dogs, so a home without other pets is required. He is shy when meeting new people but warms up. Not aggressive.
Training: He can sit, wait to eat, get on your bed. Currently trying to train him how to walk correctly on a lead (he hadn't been walked in over 2 years as the owner couldn't handle him) he is slowly getting there and with more training should be good on a lead. Was reactive towards other dogs, but he is now getting much better in that regard.
Health: Vaccinated, desexed, wormed etc. No known health issues. Weight is approx 60kgs
Reason for rehoming: His owner (a friend of the person looking after him) has had to move back overseas quite quickly. She had found him a home and they were meant to collect him. They never came and are no longer interested in taking him. She didnt know what to do and i offered to take him until we can find him a forever home. He and my girl clashes so cannot keep him long term and he deserves a good home
Microchip Number
981000300610087
Price: donation to DDB Rescue
Chev is a private rehome. All applications will be forwarded to the owner for consideration. To apply: CLICK HERE
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Conditions
All our rescue dogs are sold desexed, vaccinated, registered/microchipped, wormed and started on heartworm prevention.
You are required to sign an adoption agreement, which specifies a trial
period (where the rescue dog can be returned to our group and your
adoption fee refunded), and also details any health and/or temperament
issues we've found which may need attention. This agreement also
outlines your obligations as an adopter of a rescue from us.
Below is a copy of our adoption agreement. Feel free to read through it prior to filling out the application form, to ensure that you're comfortable with all the conditions contained within it.
Below is a copy of our adoption agreement. Feel free to read through it prior to filling out the application form, to ensure that you're comfortable with all the conditions contained within it.
| Adoption Agreement (79kb, PDF) |