? Due to their small size, bouncy personalities and wanting to be underfoot, homes with children over 5 years old would be best. ?Since they are puppies, they should be ok with both cats and dogs in the home. ?Having previous/current pets in annually at a local veterinary office and up to date on vaccines as well as spay/neutered. ?Living within an hour of Adams, NY so they can get their continued care at our vet until they are old enough to be spay/neutered and officially adopted. This puppy is still available for a foster to adopt home!ĭue to their current age and potentially increased energy levels, foster to adopt requirements are:
It's a win-win! Everyone meet our soon-to -be newest arrivals. If puppy life isn't what you expected, we just ask that you let us know at that time and we will continue our search for an adopter. If fosters fall in love within the first few weeks, they have first option to adopt once fully vetted. We are looking for foster to adopt homes to continue their socialization and training until they can get booster vaccines and are old enough to spay in 4-6 weeks.
ALL CREATURES BIG AND SMALL INC. LACONA NY FULL
We think they will be medium to large sized, 30-50# full grown and do best in homes that can keep them busy and give them the guidance Is to be well rounded dogs. Australian Shepherds are an active, herding breed as well as great family dogs so we believe these pups will be a nice blend of family dog and active playmate who is ready to please. Dad is a neighborhoood gigolo Australian Shepherd mix 40-50#. Mom is a small lab mix, only about 20#, who is super sweet and does well with her puppies, other animals and her foster family. Mama is part of their family now and All Creatures have already had her spayed for them. That's when she reached out to us, and we made the trip work! The puppies are now 9 weeks old and doing very well in their foster homes in Jefferson, Oswego and Onondaga counties. A few months and 9 puppies later, the family was getting to be overwhelmed so they reached out to a few local shelters in their area but all were full. It didn't take long to realize, however, that 1 was pregnant. Two females in particular were very friendly and made themselves part of her family.
Several dogs had been dumped in her rural area and were living as strays. She saw that we had received dogs from Kentucky in the past and she reached out about her current situation. We received a message from a person in Pikeville KY looking for help. In her defense, she was contacted about a situation in Kentucky that was in dire need of help a few short days ago and she was coincidentally going to be in Ohio this weekend. Whenever one of our founders goes out of town, she always has a way of finding animals in need.
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