ASA DOGS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
Welcome to Australian Shepherd Advocates (ASA)! Enjoy scrolling through to see all the ASA Dogs currently available for adoption. Our main mission is to rescue herding breed dogs- including, of course, Aussies, but also Border Collies, Australian Cattle Dogs, and other herding breed mixes. (Occasionally, you will find dogs of other breeds in need, brought to us by ASA Team Members.)
Every ASA dog comes fully vetted according to veterinarian protocol for their age. Our adoption fee is $275-$325 unless otherwise stated for a specific dog. You can read about the dogs available for adoption here. ASA takes great care in describing the personality, temperament and needs of every dog. If you are interested in being considered as a possible adopter for one of our dogs, please fill out and submit an adoption application under "Adopting an ASA Dog" in the menu. Volunteer or paid transporters are usually available to help our dogs travel to their Forever home, depending on the dogs needs and their distance from the approved chosen adopter.
Every ASA dog comes fully vetted according to veterinarian protocol for their age. Our adoption fee is $275-$325 unless otherwise stated for a specific dog. You can read about the dogs available for adoption here. ASA takes great care in describing the personality, temperament and needs of every dog. If you are interested in being considered as a possible adopter for one of our dogs, please fill out and submit an adoption application under "Adopting an ASA Dog" in the menu. Volunteer or paid transporters are usually available to help our dogs travel to their Forever home, depending on the dogs needs and their distance from the approved chosen adopter.
BENJI
Benji, Aussome Sauce ⚽️! Benji boy is an approximately 2-3 year old, 34 pound, red tri colored bubbly bobtailed Australian Shepherd mix. He's Aussie-smart, athletic with a "life is good" philosophy broadcasted by his bright eyes and upbeat bounce and after hours cuddlebuggetry.
Benji's all the Aussie sauce and a little more. Anything "PLAY" is this pup's style-Playful, playtime, playroom, playfield, playtoys. Oh, yes TOYS! He's never, not ever met a toy he didn't like-and want to claim for his own.
Foster Mom tells of a Sweetheart who loves to run and romp in his yard with any favorite toy held in his mouth. Ahh such fun and freedom! It's great to be here!
The boy's backstory is a typical one for an Australian Shepherd. His last folks didn’t have time for a herding dog. Benji seeks a home with someone who definitely understands and appreciates the Aussie breed temperament-active, intelligent, inquisitive. These dogs love to be involved with their family. Adopt this aussome if you're longing to spend time enriching his days with games, play, training, and bonding.
Benji's spunky sprint and athletic spark invite participation in doggy sports-perhaps agility type, flyball, trick training, ball herding, nosework. How about some fun backyard courses? Flirt pole, or disc dog? Remember Benji's toy zeal; teach him to identify them and find. This canine is responsive to the energy of his Person and environment. Focused training and intentional bonding will make Benji a Lifetime Best Friend for the one interested in investing the time.
What about that Best Friend vibe? He's got you covered. After the plenty o' frolicky fun, Benj Bestie's all about settling in for snuggle ups and cuddle cozies!
What else about the boy? He does well in his crate and house manners. The Benj knows all the basics. Foster Mom says he is great with her senior canines and small dogs, and felines. He lived with dogs and kitties in his previous life too.
Benji's a dog in training in some ways. His hello hop-up greetings and leash need work. The love of run and chase means he's likely to chase/follow after outdoor cats and critters. After training, buddy boy will probably make a nice walking or hiking partner.
All his playfulness and toy drive needs to be directed in an experienced herding breed home. Since Benji claims dibs on toys, he doesn't share well. Bright boy is attune to and reacts to his environment-he'll follow his Person's vibes.
His dash about and freestyle fun means Benji probably needs a fence and an experienced herding breed family. (A very experienced adopter might not need a fence.) Since he's two paws on the floor and two on you in welcomes, we think dog savvy kiddos around 10 and up would appreciate Benji best.
His Person has to be committed to an active lifestyle and making Benji a part of it.
Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places.
Benji hops in to say, 'Yipee! You n' me, let's do this Forever thing. Race ya to the toy bin!' Who wants a Real Benji for life? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in OK. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
Benji's all the Aussie sauce and a little more. Anything "PLAY" is this pup's style-Playful, playtime, playroom, playfield, playtoys. Oh, yes TOYS! He's never, not ever met a toy he didn't like-and want to claim for his own.
Foster Mom tells of a Sweetheart who loves to run and romp in his yard with any favorite toy held in his mouth. Ahh such fun and freedom! It's great to be here!
The boy's backstory is a typical one for an Australian Shepherd. His last folks didn’t have time for a herding dog. Benji seeks a home with someone who definitely understands and appreciates the Aussie breed temperament-active, intelligent, inquisitive. These dogs love to be involved with their family. Adopt this aussome if you're longing to spend time enriching his days with games, play, training, and bonding.
Benji's spunky sprint and athletic spark invite participation in doggy sports-perhaps agility type, flyball, trick training, ball herding, nosework. How about some fun backyard courses? Flirt pole, or disc dog? Remember Benji's toy zeal; teach him to identify them and find. This canine is responsive to the energy of his Person and environment. Focused training and intentional bonding will make Benji a Lifetime Best Friend for the one interested in investing the time.
What about that Best Friend vibe? He's got you covered. After the plenty o' frolicky fun, Benj Bestie's all about settling in for snuggle ups and cuddle cozies!
What else about the boy? He does well in his crate and house manners. The Benj knows all the basics. Foster Mom says he is great with her senior canines and small dogs, and felines. He lived with dogs and kitties in his previous life too.
Benji's a dog in training in some ways. His hello hop-up greetings and leash need work. The love of run and chase means he's likely to chase/follow after outdoor cats and critters. After training, buddy boy will probably make a nice walking or hiking partner.
All his playfulness and toy drive needs to be directed in an experienced herding breed home. Since Benji claims dibs on toys, he doesn't share well. Bright boy is attune to and reacts to his environment-he'll follow his Person's vibes.
His dash about and freestyle fun means Benji probably needs a fence and an experienced herding breed family. (A very experienced adopter might not need a fence.) Since he's two paws on the floor and two on you in welcomes, we think dog savvy kiddos around 10 and up would appreciate Benji best.
His Person has to be committed to an active lifestyle and making Benji a part of it.
Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places.
Benji hops in to say, 'Yipee! You n' me, let's do this Forever thing. Race ya to the toy bin!' Who wants a Real Benji for life? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in OK. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
DEXTER
Looking for Aussie Active Awesome?🥏 Check out Dexter! The TLDR: Dexter is a enthusiastic "let's do it" doggo seeking "let's go boy" home! This approximately 2 year old, 55 pound, red merle, bobtailed male Australian Shepherd mix is meant for the savvy Aussie afficiando checking adoption sites for an athletic, intelligent, 'my person' responsive, cuddle- loving sweetheart to coach, and love. The jock is eager to go-primed to learn and participate in dog sports! In fact, Foster Mom says Dex is a perfect go-dog-go for agility or lure chase (Fast CAT-100 yard course dash). The affectionate athlete is also eager to please his Person. For Dexter, cuddle and snuggle downtime is the bestest thing after an active day! Dexter came to ASA from a family who didn't have time to give a smart, active young herder. This helped create a little bit of anxiety in the bright boy. Dexter's Aussie pupsona needs mental and physical enrichment time daily with his favorite Person: 'Give me a job or sport to do, a puzzle to solve, and a Best Friend to hang out with'. Foster Mom says structured activities or classes will help Dexter and his Person bond and direct his energy and any anxiety. Dexter does ok in his crate, he'll protest for a bit at first, or when his Person gets up, but settles down when he knows Foster Mom isn't budging. Foster Mom and Dexter are working on downsizing his enthusiastic oversize love leap n greets. The dynamic dude loves to race and romp with his Foster pooch playfellows (several of different sizes). He also came from a home with another Aussie. Dexter's a cool canine companion. As you'd expect, he loves to go on outings too-in the car or on walks. A home with a fence is preferable, though it may not be necessary for the experienced, dog active home. Since Dexter's jump up welcomes are still a work in process, dog savvy kiddos 8 and up would enjoy Dexter most. A poochmate or two looking for a pal to play with is another plus. The Take Away: Dexter is Aussie awesome-energetic, smart, responsive, sweet. He has a little anxiety so needs Someone who will work, play, and be active with and for him. Investment of time, training, and love =Forever BFF bond with Dexter. Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places. Dexter smiles bright, 'Heya Forever! I'm ready to do this 'you n' me' thing. Let's get going!' Are you all-in with Aussie Awesome Dexter? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in IL. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
QUINCY
Little Man Quincy! Little Man Quincy is powerhouse pupsonality in a little package. He's an approximately 5 month old, 20 pound double merle deafie, Aussie mix (we were told Aussie/Corgi).
What can we say about Little Man? Quince is a chronically cute, incurably contented, continually cuddly canine. In addition to being deaf, Quincy has some vision impairment. Nothing interferes with this fella's love of Life!
Quincy deserves all the love he gives. Quince is a little man with many talents. He's a sweet pup who lightens a lousy day and warms a chilly night. The uber affectionate boy adores snuggles and lap lovin'. Quincy also has a superb sniffer and knows how to use it! He enjoys snuffle mats and would probably have fun with scent games and other find the treat treasure hunts. Catch is a favorite playtime pastime. He is a friendly, inquisitive spirit-friendly with people and all the dogs he's met. Foster Mom sums it up best, "This gentle little soul deserves the warmest and most loving family because he has a lot of love to give."
Quincy is on target pluswith house manners-he even sits by the door when it's "got go" time.
It should be noted: Quincy will likely need dog goggles (fitted doggy sunglasses) to protect his eyes from UV rays and debris.
But won't he look just look Exceptionally Adorable in them???
What do Quincy's Forevers look like? Quincy's Quintessentials have to be experienced with or have acquired knowledge of doggos with special needs. They are definitely ready to be 100% committed and have considered every aspect of having a pup with vision and hearing impairments. These dogs inevitably become heart dogs and best friends. His folks will be Aussie breed knowledgeable, active and prepared give Quincy social, mental, and physical enrichment. Kiddos 8 and up who understand and respect dogs should do well. A fenced yard is best for this fellow, but exceptions can be made for the right adoring, knowledgeable, "all-in" family. Another confident, socialized dog of similar temperament would be nice.
Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this pup. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places. Quincy popped up to say, "Hiya, My Forever! I'm soooooo ready to be your boy! Love you already." Is Quincy meant to be your Little Man? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in FL. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. Adopter will commit to neuter/spay at the appropriate time. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
What can we say about Little Man? Quince is a chronically cute, incurably contented, continually cuddly canine. In addition to being deaf, Quincy has some vision impairment. Nothing interferes with this fella's love of Life!
Quincy deserves all the love he gives. Quince is a little man with many talents. He's a sweet pup who lightens a lousy day and warms a chilly night. The uber affectionate boy adores snuggles and lap lovin'. Quincy also has a superb sniffer and knows how to use it! He enjoys snuffle mats and would probably have fun with scent games and other find the treat treasure hunts. Catch is a favorite playtime pastime. He is a friendly, inquisitive spirit-friendly with people and all the dogs he's met. Foster Mom sums it up best, "This gentle little soul deserves the warmest and most loving family because he has a lot of love to give."
Quincy is on target pluswith house manners-he even sits by the door when it's "got go" time.
It should be noted: Quincy will likely need dog goggles (fitted doggy sunglasses) to protect his eyes from UV rays and debris.
But won't he look just look Exceptionally Adorable in them???
What do Quincy's Forevers look like? Quincy's Quintessentials have to be experienced with or have acquired knowledge of doggos with special needs. They are definitely ready to be 100% committed and have considered every aspect of having a pup with vision and hearing impairments. These dogs inevitably become heart dogs and best friends. His folks will be Aussie breed knowledgeable, active and prepared give Quincy social, mental, and physical enrichment. Kiddos 8 and up who understand and respect dogs should do well. A fenced yard is best for this fellow, but exceptions can be made for the right adoring, knowledgeable, "all-in" family. Another confident, socialized dog of similar temperament would be nice.
Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this pup. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places. Quincy popped up to say, "Hiya, My Forever! I'm soooooo ready to be your boy! Love you already." Is Quincy meant to be your Little Man? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in FL. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. Adopter will commit to neuter/spay at the appropriate time. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
TOBY
C'mon it's Toby Time!--
My name is To-o-by! Come play with me!
I'm such a lively boy! Cuz life is such a joy!
I have passion for play, and a lot to say!
(It's so not okay to just sit idle all day).
If you're smart and fun (like me)- you might be the one (for me).
Read on after the rhyme; It's Toby's time!
Toby lad is an approximately 8 month old handsome sable sheltie mix. The youngster has a contagious joie de vivre outlook that he can't contain. And doesn't think he should. Toby expresses his joy in movement and sound. Play and say. Walk and talk. Go and tell. In short, Toby is an energetic and often vocal fellow. And he's looking for folks who like to do fun things with their puppers and aren't bothered by his need to be himself. Toby needs family who are actively looking for an exuberant fella, and will help guide and direct his abundant spiritedness. Toby needs folks who know training and socialization are an essential and expected part of puppy parenthood. He does great, Foster Mom says, with other like-minded doggos and all dog smart kiddos, probably 7 and up since he's so lively. Toby does well in his crate, and alerts when it's time to go out... or get out. Still a puppy-leash-in training youngster. A fence is nice, but not necessary for the right 'let's go boy!'person who always monitors their pup. Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places. Toby adds a rhyme, 'Let's run and play all day. Want to be mine? C'mon it's Toby Time!' If you have the time to give a pup and are ready to experience all that comes with a puppy, the joys and the training, as well as the possible normal growing 'oopsies' like chewing, potty accidents, and puppy nips or nibbles, please apply with that in mind. Ready for a Forever's worth of Toby Time? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in IL, Greater St. Louis area. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
My name is To-o-by! Come play with me!
I'm such a lively boy! Cuz life is such a joy!
I have passion for play, and a lot to say!
(It's so not okay to just sit idle all day).
If you're smart and fun (like me)- you might be the one (for me).
Read on after the rhyme; It's Toby's time!
Toby lad is an approximately 8 month old handsome sable sheltie mix. The youngster has a contagious joie de vivre outlook that he can't contain. And doesn't think he should. Toby expresses his joy in movement and sound. Play and say. Walk and talk. Go and tell. In short, Toby is an energetic and often vocal fellow. And he's looking for folks who like to do fun things with their puppers and aren't bothered by his need to be himself. Toby needs family who are actively looking for an exuberant fella, and will help guide and direct his abundant spiritedness. Toby needs folks who know training and socialization are an essential and expected part of puppy parenthood. He does great, Foster Mom says, with other like-minded doggos and all dog smart kiddos, probably 7 and up since he's so lively. Toby does well in his crate, and alerts when it's time to go out... or get out. Still a puppy-leash-in training youngster. A fence is nice, but not necessary for the right 'let's go boy!'person who always monitors their pup. Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy. The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places. Toby adds a rhyme, 'Let's run and play all day. Want to be mine? C'mon it's Toby Time!' If you have the time to give a pup and are ready to experience all that comes with a puppy, the joys and the training, as well as the possible normal growing 'oopsies' like chewing, potty accidents, and puppy nips or nibbles, please apply with that in mind. Ready for a Forever's worth of Toby Time? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in IL, Greater St. Louis area. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
FLUFF FLASH DASH
"Oh, just a happy, happy, happy dog!" May we introduce you to: Fluff, aka Flash, aka Bouncy Boi. The magical, flashtastic, fast, friendly, fun-loving approximately 2 year old, 60 pound, pink nosed, deaf Aussie mix boy!
There is NOTHING this full throttle, life affirming force isn't up for! Foster Dad and Foster Mom call the dynamo a HAPPY pooch!
Fluff is a zoomie "what you see is what you get" pup-up for everything, with everybody. Fluff is looking for someone to match his capital S- Spirit. Being deaf is a "by-the-way" afterthought for Happy Dog.
The smarty pooch of course, knows all the basic hand signals, but this velcro people watcher has the innate Australian Shepherd ability to know what his Person wants and eagerly awaits the next direction. Foster Mom says Fluff is a "nanny dog"- all lover, watching over the smaller ones.
Fluff hangs out with his several foster canine sibs, enjoying backyard romps and games, and puppy pool parties!
The amiable fella is treat motivated and eager to please. Fluff does draw the line at sharing his food and prefers to eat in his own space. In fact, his love of speed and feed means a slow feeder bowl is a must.
As many bright boys with a lively spirit will, he becomes a "Fluff-knows-best" bossy boi if he is not given proper direction. Fluff is looking for a confident, experienced coach to guide him.
Since Fluff is high energy and is always thinking (always absorbing), he is looking for a confident, experienced herding breed coach to manage his super smarts and exuberant energy. His Forever has had a deaf dog, or educated themselves on the joys and quirks of a dog like Fluff who hears with his heart. He needs a fenced in area to frolic (an exception may be possible for a very experienced adopter), and would love a canine friend with a similar temperament to frolic with. Fluff will do well in a home with children 8 and up who respect dogs.
Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy.
The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places.
Happy Dog dashed by with an Aussie grin, 'Hey Forever! Isn't life grand? I think it'd be better together, though. Let's make that heart connection!' Are you ready for a magical life with Boucy Boi Fluff? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in FL. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. Preference is given to applicants in state dog fostered. Dog is spayed/neutered before it is adopted unless it is too young. In that case, adopter will commit to neuter at the appropriate time. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
There is NOTHING this full throttle, life affirming force isn't up for! Foster Dad and Foster Mom call the dynamo a HAPPY pooch!
Fluff is a zoomie "what you see is what you get" pup-up for everything, with everybody. Fluff is looking for someone to match his capital S- Spirit. Being deaf is a "by-the-way" afterthought for Happy Dog.
The smarty pooch of course, knows all the basic hand signals, but this velcro people watcher has the innate Australian Shepherd ability to know what his Person wants and eagerly awaits the next direction. Foster Mom says Fluff is a "nanny dog"- all lover, watching over the smaller ones.
Fluff hangs out with his several foster canine sibs, enjoying backyard romps and games, and puppy pool parties!
The amiable fella is treat motivated and eager to please. Fluff does draw the line at sharing his food and prefers to eat in his own space. In fact, his love of speed and feed means a slow feeder bowl is a must.
As many bright boys with a lively spirit will, he becomes a "Fluff-knows-best" bossy boi if he is not given proper direction. Fluff is looking for a confident, experienced coach to guide him.
Since Fluff is high energy and is always thinking (always absorbing), he is looking for a confident, experienced herding breed coach to manage his super smarts and exuberant energy. His Forever has had a deaf dog, or educated themselves on the joys and quirks of a dog like Fluff who hears with his heart. He needs a fenced in area to frolic (an exception may be possible for a very experienced adopter), and would love a canine friend with a similar temperament to frolic with. Fluff will do well in a home with children 8 and up who respect dogs.
Multiresidential buildings (such as apartments) are not a good fit for this boy.
The best adopters give their new family member time to decompress and grow familiar with a new environment and routine. They see the importance of investing time to understand their dog and build a bond of trust and provide steady, reasonable guidance and training. An adopter commits to slow and monitored introductions with new people, especially children, other animals, and new places.
Happy Dog dashed by with an Aussie grin, 'Hey Forever! Isn't life grand? I think it'd be better together, though. Let's make that heart connection!' Are you ready for a magical life with Boucy Boi Fluff? Fill out an application at the link below to be considered as a possible adopter. (Only COMPLETELY answered applications will be considered.) https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F -Fostered in FL. *Read the bio carefully. Priority is given to the pup's needs in choosing the adopter to ensure a Happy Forever. Transport help may be available for some dogs to to some states, depending on the dog's best interest and location, and will be discussed with the chosen adopter. Preference is given to applicants in state dog fostered. Dog is spayed/neutered before it is adopted unless it is too young. In that case, adopter will commit to neuter at the appropriate time. *The breed/mix assigned to this dog is based on appearance and/or traits, not from a DNA test. Adoption Fee: $325
TUCKER
Tether your heart to Tucker! Tucker is an Aussie/ Catahoula deafie boy about two and a half years old. Tucker also seems to be vision impaired. Nothing though keeps Tucker the heart tugger from his love to play and desire to cuddle up next to his favorite folks. He will follow his person closely and wants to be near them all the time. Tucker is the definition of 'velcro dog'. He keeps track of his human loves with his nose, heart, and human touch. He is waiting for the person or family who aren't afraid to teach Tucker what love, patience, and forever is all about. His folks are going to know that teaching and guiding Tucker will not only expand his world but theirs too. Tucker is good with children, other dogs, and cats. A fence is required in his forever home. 'Come on, I am waiting to tether my heart to yours,' Tucker says. 'I am looking for that One who has as much love to give as I do! To bring this boy home fill out the application at the link below: https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/dDNce9yr0ChU0F Located in AL. Adoption fee is $325.