 
Stone
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Adopted
Stone is an 18 month old beautiful deaf boy. He
does know some sign language and is
a typical aussie velcro dog! He is very affectionate and loves to
be with his humans.
If you are interested in adopting Stone, please contact:
Nadia at
goldenbone4pets@yahoo.com
Stone is located in Camp Verde, AZ |
Zale |
Adopted
Zale arrived at the shelter as a stray. He seems
to be either deaf, or has very limited hearing. But he
is a sweetheart! He is quiet, has a nice temperament, easy to
handle, loves affection, and has
great eye contact.
Zale is approximately 1 yr old, current on vaccinations, and will be
neutered upon adoption.
If you would like
to adopt Zale and provide him with a loving forever home, please contact:
Karly at
kcantrell@canyonco.org
Zale is located in Caldwell, Idaho
**Update** - Zale is now with a great rescue
group and will be going to his
new foster home in Portland, OR
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Seeker |
Adopted
Meet Seeker
His mother was an
Aussie, and the father is unknown. He is about 6 wks old
He isn't blind, but seems to be vision impaired.He is a cute
outgoing little ball of energy. Seeker is
in progress of housebreaking, and learning the hand signal for
come.
He is getting on well with other dogs, and loves all people.
If you are interested in adopting
Seeker, please contact Melonie at
giglz15@yahoo.com
Seeker is located in Casper,
Wyoming
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Peter Pan
|
Adopted
Peter Pan is a beautiful Aussie. He is hearing
impaired but has no problem seeing. He loves being
with his people, running and playing. If you have time and room in your
heart for this special guy,
please give us a call. Peter Pan is housebroken, neutered,
and current on vaccinations.
Santa
Cruz SPCA
Santa Cruz, CA
phone - 831-465-5000
Email -
sarah@santacruzspca.org |
Blue
|
Adopted
Blue is a 7 month old, beautiful girl. She
is deaf and has some vision impairment. Blue is current on
vaccinations, spayed, and micro-chipped. She is great with
cats and dogs, housebroken and is very
smart.
Blue was rescued from a homeless man that was
breeding puppies when she was just a month old.
If you are interested in Blue becoming a part
of your family, please send an email to:
cmooney48@yahoo.com
Blue is located in Oregon. |
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Rosie
Sweet Pea
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Adopted
Although these 2 awesome dogs aren't lethals, their
owners are relocating to India and need to find
them a home that will love and take care of them.
Rosie's Profile:
Rosie, an Aussie/Setter mix is looking for a loving home. Rosie is a
female 6-7 years old,
house trained, fixed, shots, healthy, leash trained, energetic,
loves kids and prefers company
of people/not dogs. Rosie loves to go swimming and go on hikes. Rosie
enjoys dog toys especially
the ones that squeak. She needs to be in an area that is fenced. Rosie is
an excellent companion and
she would be a great addition to the family.
Rosie's Story:
Rosie and five other pups where found on the side of a street, without a
mother. Abandoned, the
ASPCA immediately took them to the veterinarian where they where taken
care of. A couple weeks
later they went to Pets Mart where they where sold.
Sweet Pea's Profile:
Sweet Pea is an ideal house dog that is 5-6 years old. Sweet Pea is a
mixed breed and she gets
along great with kids and other pets. Sweet Pea loves attention and she
is an affectionate dog.
Sweet Pea is house trained, leash trained, crate trained, knows tricks,
fixed, shots, loving and
gentle. Sweet Pea likes to play with dog toys and she loves dog bones.
Sweet Pea is an
excellent companion and she would be a great addition to the family.
Sweet Pea's Story:
We bought Sweet Pea at a garage sale where she was one out of the three
other puppies that were
being sold
Contact Information:
Isabel Whaley
San Diego, California
IsabelWhaley@yahoo.com
(858)756-7517
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 Dot
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Adopted
Hi there! Just wanted to give an update on the puppy.
After having her with me for a couple of weeks
now, I know her a little bit better. She doesn’t really have a name
because she can’t hear me anyway.
I have noticed that she does have some eyesight in her left eye.
The right eye is so small right now
that the third eyelid is blocking her eyeball from view. She has the same
problem in her left eye, but in
the evenings, or when the light is dim, it seems to be more uncovered. So
much so that you can see
her whole eye. It is crystal blue. So pretty! The vet says that maybe
when she grows her condition
will improve. If not, we may consider later if surgery is possible. I
have started her on her shots. She
gets her second set on June 19th, then the third later on. She was born
on 04/18/06, so is now 8
weeks old and weighs 10.5 lbs. She has a short stature and is very
muscular/stocky.
Very cute!
She has a ¾ length of a tail. When she walks around and when excited it
sticks straight up in the air.
It is so funny. She has some tan markings down her back and it extends
down her right front leg but
stops short of her foot. She has become more playful, a whole lot more
playful with other dogs. She
is calm and plays gently with people though. She steers clear of my cats.
When she smells them,
she just goes the other way. She is really good about getting around both
inside the house and in the
front and backyard. When she is in the front I stay with her since there
is no fence.
She has responded well to touch signals. Although, I am not good about
being consistent.
Most of the time, I just end up picking her up and putting her where I
want her. She really needs
a good home. Someone she can bond with for a lifetime. And someone
who has the time to devote
to her that she so desperately needs. I just have my hands full already
and it is not fair to her. Plus,
I don’t want to get attached. That will just make it harder for me to
give her up.
Please someone out there help me to help her!!! I have lots of pictures,
so just email me and I will
be happy to forward you some. If you live in Texas or close by, I will
consider traveling to let you meet
her, if you want. We can meet half way or work something out.
If you are interested in Dot, please contact
Stefanie at
sdm2247@sbcglobal.net
Dot is located north of Dallas, TX.
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Tye
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Adopted
Tye is a 2.5
yr old, blue merle, neutered male Australian Shepherd. Tye does well with
people and dogs.
He is docile with children. Tye is an outdoor dog and has not lived
indoors but would probably enjoy
getting out of this NC heat.
Tye loves to swim and spends time swimming in his owners pond. Tye is
about 35 lbs, so he is a
smaller male. Tye is DEAF and needs an owner with a fenced yard that is
willing to work with him.
Tye also is heartworm positive and will need to be treated.
Tye is looking
for a foster home or a forever home. If you can open your heart and home to
Tye,
please contact Jeremi Clark at
jeremi.clark@gmail.com.
Tye is located in North Carolina.
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Bindi
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Adopted
Bindi is a 1-2 year old Australian Shepherd that's
deaf and suffers from some vision loss.
She doesn't let any of this slow her down though! She loves to play and
wrestle with her foster buddies.
She very submissive and gets along with both males and females. She also
loves trying to play with
the cats and kittens in her foster home, but gives up quickly and is
content just to watch them play.
She's crate-trained, although she really does not care for being crated.
She's working on house-training
and is almost there.
She's incredibly sweet, affectionate, and gentle.Bindi adores her foster
mom and
chooses/needs to be with her whenever possible! She even tries to hang
out in the shower or bath with
her foster mom! Bindi is well-behaved by her own doing, but could
benefit from some training for
communication sake. She's a great girl that has no idea she's any
different from other dogs.
If you are interested in giving this great girl a forever home...please
contact
Meghann at
mco75e@mizzou.edu
Bindi is located in Columbia, MO
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Aylen |
Adopted
Hello, my name is Aylen. I am
about 12 weeks old. Last Tuesday Pima Animal Control (PACC)
placed me on the euthanasia list because I was very thin and feeling
sick. I was in a kennel all by
myself.
The kind souls at S.A.F.E.
(Saving Animals From Euthanasia) happened to have a Foster
that had room for another animal. They came down and couldn't resist how
cute I was and took me
to my new Foster home. My Foster Mom was so excited to meet me. I had a
big secret, and it wasn't
long before my Foster Mom found out what it was. She took me outside to
go potty, and figured out
that I was blind. She scooped me up and held me close and told me
everything is going to be okay.
Then, I met her two young dogs and we played tug-o-war. I may be little,
but I was able to keep up
with the big dogs. That night I was given my own warm bed and it was so
comfortable I slept through
the night. The next day I went to the Vet and she said that I have an
upper respiratory infection and gave
me medicine to get me better. She also checked my vision and determined
that I have very limited
vision. However, my hearing is really good. Since then, I have been
enjoying my warm bed, new
sisters, and loving Mommy. I am starting to gain some much needed weight,
learning my way around
the house and yard, and the antibiotics seem to be helping me get well.
As soon as I get better, I will
be ready to find my forever home.
Maybe you could be my new forever family :) Can I come home with you and
be your faithful dog?
Thank you for taking the time to read my story.
Visit www.safeanimals.com
for adoption info and our weekly adoption site locations and hours.
Aylen is located in Tucson, AZ
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Dancer
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Adopted
Dancer is a little pup who has faced
daunting circumstances with unbelievable spirit. Born
completely blind and deaf, she spent her first 3 months living in a 6x8
outside kennel full of mud and
feces, drinking rainwater from a bucket and sharing limited food with 5
littermates. Despite this, Dancer
thinks life is great! She greets everything with utter delight--dancing
with joy and showering kisses.
Dancer is a 14 week old (as of Jan. 26th) female, Australian Shepherd
puppy with a full tail. Pure
Aussie, Dancer has lots of energy and thrives on action. She is a
curious, outgoing pup, who enjoys
typical puppy activities like running about, carrying toys, chewing
sticks, romping with other dogs,
cuddling and petting. She explores new environments with interest;
sometimes barking and spinning
until she orients herself (a behavior sometimes seen among deaf/blind
dogs) but quickly "mapping out"
her space. Dancer is crate trained, working on housebreaking and
learning touch signals for basic
commands. She has been de-wormed, has her rabies vaccine and is on
schedule with her puppy shots.
Dancer would do best in a home that would include her in their daily
activities--taking her on walks,
playing in the yard, teaching her tricks. Dancer needs a home with a
traditionally fenced yard, and
due to her special needs, should not be placed with small children. She
would benefit from another
canine companion in the household.
Blind and deaf dogs can lead full and happy lives and give their owners'
all the love and devotion they
could possibly ask for. There are many resources available to people
with dogs with special needs.
Interested adopters are asked to refer to these web sites for further
information before requesting
application.
http://www.blinddogs.net/blind_dog_tips.html ;http://amazingaussies.com/education/education.html#touch
Potential adopters, with completed applications, can be provided with the
contact information of people
with blind/deaf Aussies who would be willing to share their experiences.
For an application contact
Tuckhillres@aol.com
Dancer is
located in Connecticut
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Flurry |
Adopted
Flurry's short life is a remarkable story of overcoming challenges. Born
functionally blind and deaf,
she spent her first 3 months of life outside in a 6x8 kennel full of mud
and poop, drinking rain water from
a bucket and sharing limited food with 5 littermates.
Now in a foster home, Flurry is blossoming daily! She is a sweet and
gentle 14 week old
(as of Jan. 26th), Australian Shepherd puppy, who enjoys all the things
any pup does--exploring the
yard, chewing bones, playing with toys, tug of war, romping with other
pups, being petted and playing,
playing, playing! Flurry finds her way capably around her environment
and is learning touch signals for
basic commands such as sit and down. She is crate trained and making
progress with house training.
Flurry loves human contact and is happiest being petted, sitting on
your lap or lying on the floor resting
against your feet.
Flurry is a bit tentative in new situations and would prefer a quieter
home with a predictable routine.
However, being a typical Aussie, she will need plenty of exercise and
mental stimulation. Flurry needs
a home with a traditionally fenced yard, and due to her special needs,
should not be placed with small
children. She would benefit from another canine companion in the
household. Blind and deaf dogs can
lead full and happy lives and give their owners' all the love and
devotion they could possibly ask for.
Interested adopters are asked to refer to these web sites for further
information before requesting
application.
http://www.blinddogs.net/blind_dog_tips.html
;http://amazingaussies.com/education/education.html#touch
Potential adopters, with completed applications, can be provided with the
contact information of people
with blind/deaf Aussies who would be willing to share their experiences.
For an application contact
Tuckhillres@aol.com
Flurry is located in Connecticut
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Digory
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Adopted
Digory is a 14 week old (as of Jan.26th), male, Australian Shepherd with
a tail. Digory is a very,
very sweet and affectionate little guy. Slightly cautious when meeting
new people, or in new situations,
his curious and loving nature quickly take over and he begins to eagerly
explore and merrily greet.
Digory's all white coloring comes from being the product of a merle to
merle breeding. Unfortunately,
this combination can cause hearing and vision problems. In Digory's case
he cannot hear at all.
His vision is quite functional, although he may not see well in the
distance. Digory is really just like any
other puppy though. He loves to play, chase balls that are rolled for
him, tug, wrestle with other pups,
and cuddle, cuddle, cuddle! He is a smart little fellow and is already
learning hand signals for sit and
down. Digory is crate trained and making good progress in his
housebreaking. He sleeps quietly through
the night in his crate with no accidents. Digory has been de-wormed, has
a rabies vaccine and the
appropriate vaccinations for a puppy his age.
Digory is being fostered in Connecticut. Interested adopters need to
complete an application which
can be requested by e-mail. If you do not have previous experience with
a deaf dog, please read the
information at this site:
http://www.deafdogs.org/ ; before applying.
For an application contact
tuckhillres@aolcom.
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Beau |
Adopted
Beau was found along with his 4 siblings discarded
behind a large trash dumpster. They are
approximately 8-9 wks old.
Beau is very sweet and also deaf & blind.
If you would like to give Beau a loving forever home, please contact:
Jacque Harvey
Pueblo Animal Services
jharvey@hsppr.org
Ice is located in Pueblo, Colorado
**the other sibling not posted here have happily already been
adopted!!
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Adopted
Chelsea is a
lethal white aussie - she is deaf, but has working vision. She is a sweet
loving beautiful
sleek girl. She is great with kids, and other dogs, although she is
developing a dominant streak, with a
little work, she does fine with other dogs. She also does this really
neat trick if you run with her, and
turn around and hold your arms up, she'll jump right into them!
Thank you for your interest in a member of the Lonely Hearts Club! The
Lonely Hearts Club is for animals
that have been impounded for more than one month.
These animals are are vet checked, spayed/neutered, micro chipped, and
receive a free rabies shot
coupon, but their adoption fee is reduced to $50, because of their sweet
lonely hearts.
When you are calling or emailing about a pet, please include the pet's
name AND ID# C07-012405.
Thank you!!
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10268638
If you would like to make Chelsea a part of your family, please contact:
Maria
at
whsprogramcoordinator@gmail.com
Waco Humane Society
254-754-1454
Chelsea is located in Waco, Texas
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Jack
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Adopted
Jack is a gorgeous deaf 2 yr. old aussie boy. He
knows hand signals and gets along well with the other
dogs at his foster home. He would
love to have a forever home!
If you are interested in Jack, please contact Abra via email at
afoster@indyhumane.org
Jack is located in Indianapolis, Indiana
**Note**--Jack is also in need of
a rescue organization to take him into their care!! |
Chance
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Adopted
Chance is a beautiful deaf girl that's looking for a
forever home! She's energetic, likes to play and
go for walks. She does need some training, but she's VERY SMART and
a quick learner. Chance
really enjoys belly rubs and having a human best friend to hang out with!
Chance will need a cat-free or a dog savvy cat home. She will chase
a running kitty. Chance weighs
about 60 lbs, so older children would be best.
She is spayed, micro-chipped, and current on vaccinations.
If you are interested in making
Chance a member of your family, please contact: Valerie at
Valerie@vjranchaz.com
or by phone at 623-465-4835
Chance is located in New River, AZ
www.vjranchaz.com
** Chance was adopted by her original rescuer.
She had become frightened and escaped the
ranch during a heavy rainstsorm , and was later located at a
shelter. Thank goodness for her
micro-chip which allowed her to be re-united with her new adoptive
mom!
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Sammie
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Adopted
Sammie is a happy go lucky wonderful dog. He is
blind in one eye and nearly so in the other. He gets
around very well. Sammie can hear just fine.
Sammie is most likely a cattle dog mix.
If you are interested in giving this sweet and loving boy a forever
home, please contact:
SAFE (Saving Animals From
Euthansia)
Tucson, AZ
520-349-8637
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=9167228
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Winnie
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Adopted
Winnie is approximately 1 year old small Sheltie. She was born deaf, but
that doesn't stop her from
living life. She is house trained and doggy door trained she walks very
well on the leash. She hasn't
met a person or dog she didn't like. She lives with four other dogs and
gets along well with all of them.
She loves to go for rides in the car, or for a walk.
Winnie loves her humans and enjoys spending time in the same room. Winnie
is a typical Sheltie and
is highly food motivated, she does need to gain a few pounds.
Winnie is spayed, current on
shots and microchipped.
An application, home check and adoption fee is required.
Please contact Phyllis at
sapwatson@cox.net
(Mid-Arizona Shetland Sheepdog Club Rescue) if you
are interested in giving Winnie a forever home.
Winnie is located in Phoenix, AZ.
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Whitie
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Adopted
Meet Whitie...... an 8
month old female aussie and is both blind and deaf. Isn't she just
adorable?
Whitie is located in Charlotte, North Carolina
and was sent to a shelter due to a cruelty call.
Her owners did not have time for her and kept her
out on the balcony. She is currently in a
short term foster home where she is doing well.
Her foster mom reports that she is very
playful and active. Whitie also loves to be
near her humans.
If you are interested
in either fostering or making this little girl a part of your family,
please contact
Sandy.
**Here are some awesome pictures of Whitie (now
Lilly) enjoying her wonderful life!! Check out the
ribbons she has won!
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Melvin
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Adopted
Private Rescue --
I just arrived so not a lot is known about me but in the short time I
have been here my foster mom can
tell I am a very sweet Aussie guy. So far I have chased moths out in the
yard and have found some nice
shoe strings that look like fun. I will start learning how to be a good
puppy here with crate training,
housetraining, and some commands. I will come all vetted and my neuter
appointment is scheduled for
September 25th.
I should be well on my way to being a good puppy citizen by then. I have
three foster brothers
here (doggy) to teach me the ropes.
On examination it was found that I do have some potential vision problems
that may cause me not to
see but right now I am doing fine. I will require a fenced yard, no
children under 12,and someone who
is willing to learn about a pup who may become vision handicapped to keep
me safe. You must come
to meet me, no shipping, an application is required and an adoption fee.
Please contact my foster mom,Kristin, for further information @ .Wilson3ausie@sbcglobal.net
Phone : 414-483-4767
Melvin is located in Milwaukee, WI
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Nicholas
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Adopted
Hi my name is Nicolas and I am one of the most loved
dogs in the world. I am about 2 years old
and I was found wandering around the highway 6 months ago. I was cold,
scared, and miserable.
But, then I came into fostercare. I currently reside with two adults,
twin ten-year olds, my foster families’
dog, and 1-3 other foster dogs.
I love living with everyone. I love the attention, the belly-rubs, having
a yard to run in during the day,
being with other dogs, a home with kids that love me and adults working
hard on training me to be
the very best dog I can be. I am pretty well trained too. I am 100%
housebroken and I ring a bell to go
outside. I am also crate trained. I sleep in a crate by myself at night,
which is around 9 pm. I know basic
commands, and I am very eager to please. One of my favorite activities is
playing fetch.
I am amazingly athletic and I could be an excellent agility dog. I am a
big love to all people, big and
small. I love to crawl up on the couch beside you, if you tell me it is
OK. I have quite good manners,
especially walking on a leash (though I may fuss a small amount sometimes
when other dogs pass
by, but again most of the time I can keep walking by). I love dogs that I
have gotten the chance to know.
However, I’m not so keen on a perfect stranger walking up and sniffing
me. Once I have gotten to know
them I’m okay, but with a stranger I just find it plain rude. Although, I
love it when strange humans walk
up to me and tell me how pretty I am. But, that’s different. I am great
with veterinarians and other people
poking and prodding me. I just sometimes get stressed around unfamiliar
dogs. But, like I said I love
dogs I have had the chance to get to know. My foster family loves me a
ton and they are hoping for a
perfect forever home for me with people that get Aussies who can help me
keep growing into that
'perfect' dog they believe I am. I'm hoping for a forever home with a 4
legged companion, lots of space,
maybe some medium sized kids and someone willing to work with my
strengths (agility, obedience, etc)
while convincing me I am loved.
If you would like to adopt me please fill out an application and come
meet me!
If you are interested in giving Nicholas a loving forever home, please
contact:
ashley @ dogs@yolospca.org
You can read more about Nicholas by clicking on
the link below....
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7535218
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Doc
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Adopted
Hi, everybody! My name is
Doc. I am a 16 week old aussie puppy and I was born blind. Somehow
my brother and I got away and nice lady named Carol found us in the road
near Beebe, Arkansas.
She took us home and my brother, who is not blind, got a home, but it
seems nobody wanted me.
Carol had so many other dogs that she found out about Jeff and Linda that
already have a dog like
me, only deaf too, so now I live with them. I hear real good and they
keep calling me a love-bug. I like
to get in their lap and give puppy kisses. I do love my family and want
to be as close to them as
possible. They love me, too but they think I might like a home better
without so many dogs. I have
been neutered and have all my shots and am nearly housebroken. I am
learning the leash and how
to climb stairs.
If you think you might want to offer a forever home to a sweet guy like
me, please email my dad Jeff at
jlamiddleton3@hotmail.com
(PS--I was named after Doc Watson, the Grammy award winning blind singer
and guitar picker).
See Doc on his
webpage
http://www.dogster.com/dogs/630081
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Stella
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Adopted
Stella is a very cute 5-6
year old Blue Merle Aussie. She is deaf we feel from a past ear infection
that was not properly treated. She is a very sweet girl, just wants to be
someone's buddy.
She is good with everyone and other dogs. She is housebroken and crated
trained. She knows how
to sit and is very polite with her manners.
For more info please contact Jane at 602-930-9384 or email
jlb723@msn.com
Stella is located in the
Phoenix, Arizona area
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Ratchet
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Adopted
Ratchet is a beautiful boy that is
neutered and current on shots. He was abandoned at his previous
home and left to run feral. As you can see, he is
once again enjoying humane contact!
If you would like more information on Ratchet, please contact
Christine at the Circle L Ranch.
cmo1@earthlink.net
Ratchet is located in Prescott Valley, AZ |
Jack
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Adopted
Jack is a beautiful, 1 year old, white Aussie mix who
needs someone special.
He is leash trained and house trained. However, he is deaf and
needs some TLC. Jack would be a
friendly, playful companion for the right home. Jack is good
with kids, dogs, and cats.
Please contact the Yavapai
Humane Society to give Jack the opportunity he deserves.
Phone - 928-445-2666
yhumane@cableone.net
Jack is located in Prescott, Az
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Stormy
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Adopted
Stormy is described as a a big beautiful giant that is
not only gorgeous, but also a really nice boy.
He is neutered and up to date on vaccinations.
If you are interested in providing Stormy with a
forever home, please contact
Pawing at Your Heart,
Inc.
Winder, GA.
678-449-5911
ridleygirlboy@alltel.net
Stormy can be found on Petfinder at
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8319289
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Elliot
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Adopted
I'm special because I'm deaf! Most white & blue
merle aussies with pink noses and blue eyes are
deaf. I will need some patience and training so I can be a good
dog. I'm friendly and energetic,
so would like to channel that into something fun like agility with hand
signals. Does that sound like
fun for you?
If so, email my foster mom at
potcake909@yahoo.com
to meet me! I get along with dogs and cats!
Approx. DOB: Feb 2006. Elliot is housetrained, neutered, and current
on vaccinations.
:PAWS Atlanta
Decatur, GA.
770-593-1155
jenmarlew@gmail.com
Elliot can be found on Petfinder at
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7936502
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Liberty
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Adopted
Liberty is a 3 month old blue merle Aussie with a
docked tail. She is up to date on vaccinations and
being maintained on heartworm prevention.
Liberty has a very spunky and endearing personality, and loves new
adventures. She is a sweet pup
with lots of love to give, and the smarts to match.
Liberty is a result of merle colored dog being bred to another merle, and
as a result, she is deaf.
Her foster Mom is working with her on learning sign commands. However,
it's easy to forget that
Liberty is deaf, she certainly missed that memo. She's just like any
typical Aussie pup, full of excitement
and intelligence.
Liberty is located in Hampton, GA. Approved adopters may contact Rachael
Eley at
savmoraussies@bellsouth.net.
To apply to adopt an ARPH dog, please complete an adoption application
online at
www.aussierescue.org
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Jersey |
Adopted
Jersey is in need of a new home. The following
is the information we received from her current owner.
Jersey is a little over a year old, blind in one
eye (deformed) and totally deaf. She is a blue merle.
We were told when we adopted her from a shelter here in Idaho that she
was kept by an Aussie breeder,
because her daughter felt sorry for her. She slept on beds and loves
kids. Unfortunately, she would get
attacked by other dogs because when she played, she could not hear when
the other dog had growled,
warning the play was over. Jersey has been very playful with our other
dog, a Cane Corso Mastiff.
Our Mastiff just takes it, and when she is done playing, walks away.
Jersey also loves our cat. She will
run after it, and they play. The cat will bat at her, bite her head, and
Jersey just sits their like its a
huge show of affection from the cat. Then Jersey licks the cat. She loves
to herd, although didn't know
what to think about the cattle we introduced her to the other day. Jersey
loves all people, and will let
anyone in your home. She knows NO strangers !!! :) She is housebroke,
sleeps all night beside the bed,
or on it if you invite her. We have taught her hand signals, and responds
to sit, down, stay (sometimes),
away, and will usually follow your hand directions. We stomp the floor to
get her attention, and then she
looks eagerly for directions. She is a great dog. Very loving, very
affectionate. She lays in your lap
while watching tv, and follows you from room to room. She is spayed and
micro-chipped.
Jersey is located in Caldwell, Idaho
Please contact
deanak@amazingaussies.com if you are interested in providing
Jersey with a forever home.
**Note** this is Jersey's 2nd adoption
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Merlin
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Adopted
Merlin is a young adult. He is completely deaf and has
somewhat limited vision. He is an extremely
well adjusted and outgoing dog. He does great with other dogs and really
seems thrive on their help
and their companionship. Merlin is a beautiful boy inside and out!
http://www.lsu.edu/deafness/deaf.htm
Please call or email for more information. Merlin is housebroken,
neutered, and current on shots.
Humane Society of
Statesboro and Bulloch County (Animal Rescue Division)
Statesboro, GA|
912-681-9393
bullochanimalrescue@yahoo.com
Merlin can be found on Petfinder at
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7689670
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Lilah
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Adopted
Lilah is a double merle (red) female that was
rescued from a shelter. Our vet's estimate is that
she was probably born February, 2006. She has good vision and hearing,
although not 100%.
Lilah is friendly, outgoing, and she has a spunky personality. She loves
being with people, and is
doing great in the house. She is good about going outside to potty. Lilah
plays and gets along with
all the other dogs. Due to Lilah's vision and hearing impairment, a
secure fenced yard is required.
Lilah is eager to please and learn, so obedience training would be
something I think she will do
great with. Lilah has been spayed, is current on all of her vaccinations,
wormed, heartworm negative
and on preventative, and also microchipped.
If you think your home is a good choice for Lilah, and you have the time
to give to her, please fill
out an online appication at:
http://www.rockrescue.petfinder.org. Lilah's adoption fee is $175.
Lilah is
located in Marion, Indiana.
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Opal
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Adopted
Opal was named for her beautiful opalescent eyes. She
is a pure white fluffy lethal white Australian
shepherd with a full tail. Her pictures reflect both sides of this sweet
girl's personality. She loves to run
with her foster brothers and she also likes to lay on the dog beds and
quietly chew on a bone or toy.
Opal may not be able to hear but don't tell her she's a special needs
girl! She knows basic signs: sit,
come, crate, treat, potty, etc. Opal is anxiously waiting for her forever
home.
If you would like to give Opal a
forever home, please contact:
AlmostHome Dogz
Rescue
Richardson, Tx
214-926-1521
email address
almosthome@gmail.com
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7315020
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Alfie
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Adopted
Hello, My name is Alfie I am cute sweet and smart, I am a very comical
dog. I get along great with
other dogs and have the energy to play with them. I am cratetrained,
housebroken and know how to
sit and lie down on command with hand signals because I am deaf. I also
do well with cats and kids.
Alfie is a male
Australian Shepherd/ Terrier mix, weighs 35 lbs and is about 7 months old.
If you are interested in
adopting Alfie, please contact Lydia via email:
info@specialpetrescue.org or
phone 707-994-0123.
Alfie is located in Lower Lake, California with
Special Pet Rescue.
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7736358
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Nic |
Adopted
ARPH 9327
Nicolai (Nic) is an
eight year old blue merle male. Nic earned his name after being rescued from
the
shelter in the nic of time! Nic is a light heartworm positive and getting
ready to start his treatment soon.
He also has cataracts but does have vision in one eye. He gets around
fine but he does bump into things
at times. Despite what one might look at as obstacles, they don't appear
to bother Nic at all, he is a
happy go lucky boy. His favorite thing is to go for car rides, he will
jump right in always ready to go! He
also loves to be a velcro dog right under his foster home's feet. He
enjoys attention and is just one of the
Aussies you enjoy having around.
He is well mannered
in the house and is good with other dogs. He is friendly with people he
meets and
great at the vet clinic. Nic is one of those social boys who enjoys
attention and loves to share his
affection.
Many people over look older dogs but adopting an older dog has many
benefits, a bit more laid back,
none of the chewing and they show lots of appreciation of having a new
home.
If you want to sponsor
Nic during his heartworm treatment please go to the ARPH support page at
www.aussierescue.org. Please
make sure it is marked for Nic ARPH 9327. Nic will be ready for
adoption around the end of October. Be sure to watch the site for updates.
You can contact Kim Johnson at
savaussies@comcast.net if you have any questions about Nic. |
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Diego
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Adopted
Diego is a young deaf boy about a year old. He
likes to play and loves life. Diego is in the Chicago
area originally coming from a shelter in Southern Indiana.
To see more picture of Diego......Click
Here
If you are interested in making Diego a part of
your family, please email
ar@azgeospatial.com
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Toby
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Adopted
Toby is a very special dog. He is about 10 months old,
35 lbs, blue eyes and a gorgeous white coat.
He has Bilateral Deafness (completely deaf). He loves to play, is good
with kids and loves to give
kisses. A great option for him would be therapy work. He would do great
with someone that has
experience or knowledge of deaf dogs and sign training but this is not a
must.
Located in Southern Utah. Toby is neutered and up to date with shots &
rabies. Adoption fee is $75.
Call Piute Paws Dog Rescue 435-577-2092 if you think you can give Toby
the love he deserves. If
you are interested but wonder how to care for a deaf dog, look online at
www.deafdogs.org for a lot of
great information.
** update - foster family says he is housetrained and fine with cats **
You can see Toby on Petfinder @
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7394723
If you are interested in this dog please call
PIUTE PAWS DOG RESCUE
at 435-577-2092
or email
piutepaws@yahoo.com
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Shiloh |
Adopted
BLIND SHILOH. FREE AT LAST. LOOKING FOR FOREVER HOME.
My name is Shiloh. I am a blind, 7-year-old Aussie. I am not a “lethal
white,” but sometimes other
Aussies have bad problems with their eyes, too. I have to say that my
first seven years weren't so
wonderful – and that’s an understatement. Most of those years were
spent in a tiny grooming crate
in a vet's office, with very little human or canine contact. I ended up
there as a very young dog because
my first owners brought me in, telling the vet to put me to sleep after
they learned I had glaucoma.
She didn't, and instead gave me to some people who would keep me for
awhile, bring me back, take
me again, and bring me back, until finally I was forgotten, left in my
little cage, my once-beautiful eyes
becoming demon-red and blind. The vet didn’t know what to do with my
eyes, but she didn’t have the
heart to put me down, either. So there I stayed. Then one day, a lady
with a local rescue happened to
come to the vet and saw me. We touched hearts, and she determined to get
me out of there.
For months, she sent email after email, until finally a family in
northwest Arkansas heard about me and
lots of wonderful people helped transport me from Tennessee to their
home. At first, I didn’t know what
to do with my freedom. But I have learned to run, to play, to feel the
wind and sunshine on my face, to
stretch out and sleeeeeeeeeep, and to eat ice cream! Without the stress
of living in the crate, my
glaucoma is no longer getting any worse, but I will need to see a vet
regularly for follow-ups.
As wonderful as my foster home is, I still need
a forever family. If you take me into your home, I promise
to love you for the rest of my life. Shiloh would do best in a home with
no cats.
For info, contact Jeff::
jlamiddleton3@
hotmail.com or call 870-446-5791.
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Rex |
Adopted
Rex is 8-12 months old, and
weighs about 44 lbs.
Meet one of the
sweetest, gentlest, loving dogs ever. Rex is that special dog who shows
everyone
what real love from a dog is all about. To say that Rex is dependent on
his human parents because
he is partially blind and deaf, is to miss the point. Rex is such a great
dog and gives you so much
that whatever you do for him makes you feel better. Once you meet Rex and
take him for a walk, you
will realize his trust as he walks confidently with you, trusting you
almost immediately. When you stop,
he will sit on your lap and try to crawl under your skin to show you how
much he appreciates your
guidance and love. When you see Rex from a distance, you will be struck
by his beauty; his white
and merle coloring and his general appearance are a work of art.
He was found in a park and the shelter director, who absolutely adores
Rex, called HART to have us
try to place him in a home where he would receive the love and protection
he so richly deserves. Can
you commit to being Rex's parents and turn around a dog's life? Rex has
undergone surgery on his
eyes, and is already showing some improvement in his sight. He has
responded quite well to eye
drops that his foster mom is giving him. Rex is very playful and gets
along beautifully with his foster
siblings and, I'm told by the foster mom, learned where the door to go
outside is located in one day.
Rex seems very smart and eager to learn.
Rex is with HART, Homeless
Animals Rescue Team @ www.hart90.com
If you are interested in
adopting Rex, please contact Lisa @
LDDiaz@ cox.net or visit the
HART website.
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Rex
- Adopted 1/4/07! 
Male Australian Shepherd Mix
Contact: Email
Pat
This dog is sponsored by: Anonymous, in memory of Emma, who
was special needs too; and by John and Anita, in honor of Fred Fiege
on his birthday and after his eye surgery . |
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**new
pictures of Helen**
Helen
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Adopted
Helen is a 5-month-old deaf and blind Aussie mix
(looks like there is some greyhound in there).
She is in a bit of a pickle (meaning this is sort of an EMERGENCY as of
July 14, 2006).
Here’s the scoop.
Helen was transported in June from Texas to Little Rock, AR to an
apparently well-qualified adopter
(she had another deaf-and-blind Aussie, among other things). However, it
took less than a month
before she decided she was unable to handle Helen and she had Helen
picked up by the town
SHELTER.
Fortunately, a Good Samaritan, who, like me, is named Kim, has rescued
Helen from the shelter,
but she already has about a dozen foster dogs in her home, and took Helen
only because I PROMISED
I would do my best to find her another safe haven ASAP. So I am keeping
my promise.
According to her foster mom, the operative word for Helen seems to be
SMART. She was started
on touch training yesterday, and already seems to just about understand
“Sit”. She can tell when
her rescuer approaches the gate to the kitchen, and runs to greet her (I
told the “other” Kim these
dogs have a remarkable sense of smell and she must smell like LOVE).
Helen also gets along just
fine with her children. She does spin, but less so since even in
the one day she has been kept
uncrated in a gated-in kitchen. The animal control officer who picked
Helen up reported that Helen
had been kept in a crate which was too small for her, a common cause of
compulsive spinning in
deaf-and-blind dogs.
If you are a rescue, or with a rescue, or a forever home for Helen,
please contact one of us Kims:
Me, Kim K, at krk929@
aol.com or Kim O at
btrfly3371@
fanforce.net.
Helen is currently in Hot Springs, AR. But transportation can be arranged
just about ANYWHERE.
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Orlandi
Scarlet
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Adopted
Orlandi and
Scarlet are Double Merle Australian Shepherd
puppies. What does Double Merle mean?
It means that a breeder tried to mate two Merle Australian Shepherds
which inevitably creates some
offspring that are all white, deaf and blind. Orlandi and her sister
Scarlet were thrown in a dumpster with
their other sister Gucci because they were of no monetary value to the
breeder. Luckily an Apache
Junction animal care and control officer found the three pups and took
them to safety. Paw Placement
was able to step in and place them with some wonderful foster families
until they were ready for
adoption. Orlandi is a friendly and loving companion animal but she has special
needs because of her
blind and deaf conditions.
Orlandi and Scarlet have been living in the same foster home and are very
attached to each other.
Orlandi is strong and active. Scarlet had a rough start but seems to be
getting better each day.
Both girls are learning touch training. Orlandi will come and sit on
command, Scarlet will come. Her
foster mom is waiting for her to get a little stronger before making her
sit on command. As for potty
training, they prefer to go outside if possible and will run to the door.
They are both happy in their crate
at night and will sleep through the night if they are together. Their
foster mommy thinks it would be in
their best interest to stay together if at all possible. Not only are
they hard to separate but it is
DEFINITELY easier with two than just one, they tend to keep each other
occupied when you have
something else going on and they have a really close bond.
Orlandi loves car rides and will sit in her bag and chew her bones.
Scarlet isn't such a huge fan but if
she is with Gucci, she is okay. In a nutshell, they are both adorable,
well behaved puppies. They
definitely need stability and to learn their forever home so they are
comfortable running and jumping.
Orlandi is definitely a firecracker and is an absolute goof ball. Scarlet is a bit
more trepidatious but still
loves to play. She just needs more patience than Orlandi but is an absolute love
bug. Scarlet waits for
the world to come to her and Orlandi waits for no man. Please fill out that
online application if you want
to meet Orlandi and/or Scarlet. The more info you include about yourself the
better!
A note from Paw Placement:
Orlandi and Scarlet could easily be a 12, 13 or 14 year commitment on
your part. They are NOT
disposable for any reason like you moving, getting married, having
babies, getting divorced or any
perceived “inconvenience” you may develop with regards to Orlandi and
Scarlet. You must be able to
commit unconditionally to Orlandi and/or Scarlet for the rest of her life
and agree work with a Paw
Placement approved trainer. For additional information on double
merles, (sometimes also called
Lethal Whites) you can also visit
www.aussielads.com or
www.lethalwhites.com.
Orlandi and
Scarlet are with
www.pawplacement.org in Scottsdale, AZ.
Click here for
Orlandi's page
Click here for
Scarlet's page |
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Spice
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Adopted
Hi! I'm Spice. I MAY have VISION PROBLEMS due to my
coloring. HALO isn't 100% sure yet and
they are consulting with an Australian Shepherd Rescue group to get more
information. I seem to
hear fine but my vision doesn't seem fully intact but I'm still young and
the 'jury is still out'. I may need
a special home due to my limited vision but we'll know more in a few
weeks. I am a Mini Australian
Shepherd mixed with something else. I am a sweet boy who needs a great
family. I will be around
20-30 pounds as an adult. We aren't sure since we don't know who my dad
was. My adoption fee is
$200 which covers my neuter, first shots and microchip
If you are interested in adopting this gorgeous little boy, please
contact:
Halo Animal Rescue
Phoenix, Az
602-971-9222
halopets@cox.net
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7895289
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Ghosty
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Adopted
Hello everyone,my name is Ghosty. I'm a
handsome boy that was born on Oct.7,2006.
I am going to be on the smaller side but husky. I am what you call a
Homozygous Merle,meaning
that my parents where both merles and I am deaf.Not 100% cause I do hear
some sounds.
My vision is great.
I am learning lots of things hear. house training,the crate and how it is
a good thing. Hand signals.
Most of all I love to be with my foster brothers!! So I would love to
have a playmate!! Oh,and I do need
a fenced in yard to,to keep me safe. I have the cutest wiggle butt when I
get excited to see you.
I turn my butt to you and look back and wiggle like crazy. I love
to cuddle and go for walks too.
I'm current on shots and fixed. You must be able to come and see me as my
mom will not ship me. I am
located in Wisconsin.
If you would like to learn more about me, please contact my mom at
Jacklugia2@aol.com
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 Shadow
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Update: Shadow has been rescued and is safe
SOME THOUGHTS FROM SHADOW, A LETHAL WHITE AUSSIE IN TN
“I am so scared. I am so alone. I don’t know where I am. I am only 8
months old, and can’t hear
anything and I can only see out of one eye, and not so well at that. I
can see that doggie door however,
and I know to go out of it to do my business. I don’t want to mess up my
new home. I guess it is my
new home. The people are nice but the other day they came to take me
somewhere. I didn’t know
where they wanted to take me. So I flopped down on my stomach and
wouldn’t move. They picked me
up and took me into a room and took my picture. I put my nose to the
floor and sniffed. I was a little
cautious about moving around but I did manage to do some exploring. The
people were really nice.
I felt good with them. I wanted to wind myself around their legs. It gave
me a good secure feeling.
When they took me back to my kennel, I cried. I am so scared. I am so
alone....”
This sweet boy is in a shelter in Kingsport, TN. If you can give him a
home, or know someone in rescue
who can take him in to their program, please contact Chris at
cabo67@ mounet.com
He is listed on the Petfinder
page of the Kingsport Humane Society.
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Micky
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Adopted
Micky is a sharp looking medium size adult male. He is
located in South Carolina.
Oconee County Animal
Shelter
Walhalla, South Carolina
864-638-8798
bwinkler@oconeesc.com |
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Sahara |
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Adopted Sahara is a 1.5 year old purebred aussie with a docked tail. Sahara is a special aussie who will
require very special owners. She was born deaf and has limited vision in one eye and very good
vision in her other eye. Sahara arrived at a crowded shelter in Bakersfield with a broken rear leg.
After five days without medical care, we were able to get her out of the shelter and to a vet. She underwent surgery to have her leg pinned and is recovering well. She is a real sweetheart and
deserves a magnificent life after all she's been through. If you would like more info on Sahara or
would like to
meet her please call 831-422-1269 or email Debra. | |
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Reese |
Adopted
Reese was rescued from the Houston area.
She was born deaf, the result of an
accidental merle-to-merle breeding; however she is not slowed down one bit by her
special needs! She is smart and friendly even with having a very rough start before
arriving at Aussie Rescue.
She was born in December 2004.
If you are interested in adopting Reese,
please contact Joann @
aussierescue@hotmail.com
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QT Pie
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Adopted
QT is a 11 week old lethal white Aussie puppy who is
deaf and blind. He's impressive and
inspirational because he seems to get around and have a blast and make it
look effortless!
He's being trained by hand signals and doing great! He is one of the
puppies from Arthur Warren
and Georgia Thompson...not considered "sellable" so they gave him to
NorCal Aussie Rescue.
QT is fostered in Hollywood, Southern California. Contact: Kim at
kim@norcalaussierescue.com |
Comet
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Adopted
Comet is a cute, playful youngster. We do not know his
breed mixes. He is a bit short and long and his
head is somewhat narrow with a long thin muzzle. He is small and
probably will not grow much more.
He has beautiful blue eyes! A checkup with the doggy ophthalmologist in
August 2006 showed no major
vision problems. He is an Australian Shepherd/ Border collie mix
that is 1 yr old and weighs 25 lbs.
Comet enjoys playing with dogs (he has two foster siblings) and sometimes
"digs" or chases imaginary
things for entertainment. He lives with a cat in his foster home. He
enjoys car rides (has thrown up a time
or two, when younger). Comet is sometimes shy on meeting new people, but
he warms up and enjoys
the attention. Comet is crate-trained and housetrained--with occasional
accidents if he gets distracted
by play.
Although Comet doesn't act or feel "impaired," he is deaf and will
require a home willing to accomodate
his needs. You don't have to be "special" to love and care for a deaf
pup. We have resources on training
and living with deaf dogs and will provide support to his adopters.
See the Deaf Dog Education Action Fund (DDEAF)
for lots of helpful information.
Comet is neutered, current on vaccinations, on heartworm prevention, and
has been microchipped
If you are interested in adopting Comet, please contact Austin Aussie
Rescue, an affiliated chapter of
Texas Aussie Rescue Association, Inc.
(TARA) To fill out an
online application ,
click here. This does not
commit you in any way but helps us make the best match between people and
available dogs.
Austin Tx Aussie
Rescue
Austin, Texas
512-303-1987
aussierescue@hotmail.com
http://web2.petfinder.org/pet.cgi?action=2&pet=5768182
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Luci |
Adopted
Luci is a double blue merle who is deaf and has
some visual impairments. Her most recent check-up at
the opthalmologist in October 2005 showed that her vision is still
good, but she needs to be monitored
on the progress of some cataracts. Luci is 1/6 years old and weighs 35
lbs.
Luci was dumped in a neighborhood as a small puppy. One day, a family's
two dogs started barking,
and when the lady of the house went to the door to see what was up, Luci
just walked in! She made
herself at home and the family's Corgi puppy was immediately her best
friend. Now a year later, the two
puppies have matured and are no longer getting along so well.
Both dogs believe there is only room in the family for one of them. The
family has worked with their trainer,
who also recommends that Luci find a new home. Her family is sad
and has delayed this tough decision,
but recognize that it is best for the happiness of all.
Luci likes to run and bark in the backyard at squirrels and birds and the
neighbor dog. She generally plays
with and gets along with other dogs. She shows interest in and
occasionally runs after the cats in her
current home, but she has never hurt one and they don't seem
terribly worried about her.
Luci has been through training and knows basic commands via sign
language. She does need additional
practice. She loves to sit under chairs and just spend time with
her people. She likes to chase a ball and
enjoys chewing on sturdy chew toys and bones. She occasionally
exhibits some mild herding behavior
and would do best in a home with older, dog-wise children.
She is house-trained and crate-trained. She is also spayed, current on
vaccinations, heartworm negative,
and microchipped.
If you are interested in making Luci a part of your family, please
contact:
Austin Tx Aussie
Rescue
Austin, Texas
512-303-1987
aussierescue@hotmail.com
http://web2.petfinder.org/pet.cgi?action=2&pet=5974739
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Jersey |
Adopted
JERSEY
Jersey was surrendered to the shelter due to irresponsible breeding. You
see, Jersey is deaf, and
because of that she was considered unwanted and not valuable. Well, here
at the shelter we see
an exuberant, friendly and silly dog that deserves the same loving home
as any of our other dogs.
While Jersey may not be able to hear, she is excellent about staying with
you when you take her
for a walk, and is learning hands commands quickly. She loves to play
with other dogs, and is good
with cats as well. In fact, we’re pretty sure that Jersey doesn’t know
she is any different from any of
the other dogs. This girl will need a special home that is dedicated to
the needs of a deaf dog.
She cannot be off leash anywhere near a road, and must have a fenced yard
to keep her secure.
Jersey is very eager to learn, and while she may have to learn differently
than your average dog,
with her intelligence, it won’t be a hard task. If you are interested in
learning more about this girl,
or if you already have a handicapped dog and would like to add another to
your family, be sure to
meet Jersey, she is an all around great dog.
If you are interested in adopting Jersey, please send an email to
info@animalshelterwrv.org
Jersey is located in Hailey, Idaho at the
Animal Shelter of Wood River
Valley
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Shelly
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Adopted
Shelly is about an eight month old beautiful female
sheltie. She is a little shy. As would be expected
given her age adopters will need to watch that she does not get into
“trouble”. She has a lot of potential
but will definitely need training (including fine-tuning her
housetraining). Her coloring is the result of an
ill-advised breeding of two merle shelties. These breedings often result
in deaf and/or blind dogs and
Shelly appears to be neither. We expect that she will be fine particularly
with older kids that can respect
her initial shyness. She is fine with other dogs and we suspect she will
be fine with cats.
Shelly is current on her shots, licensed, and will be spayed and
microchipped before placement.
Persons interested in getting more information on Shelly or adopting her
should contact Bill of the
Mid-Arizona Shetland Sheepdog Club Rescue at 480-507-7996 or
bkferrell@cox.net. An application
will be required and an adoption fee charged.
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Rudy
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Adopted
Rudy ARPH 9137
Rudy is a precious 12 week old blue merle Aussie with a tail. Rudy is
truly a miraculous puppy.
Rudy's miracles first began with him surviving life on the streets. You
see Rudy is an Aussie resulting
from a merle to merle dog breeding. This means he's extra special in that
he is deaf. It's amazing he
was able to stay alive considering he can't hear dangers a lost puppy
would encounter every day on
the street. To find out more about training deaf dogs, please visit the
Deaf Dog Website.
His second miracle came when he survived an attack by another dog at some
point before finding
his way to animal control. He had some seriously infected puncture wounds
on his ear and neck.
Rudy's third miracle came when we stumbled upon him while evaluating
another dog at the animal
control facility where he was brought in as a stray. It was obvious this
little pup needed medical treatment
right away, and we delivered him to the hospital straight from the
shelter.
Rudy will need to stay in foster care for the next two to three weeks
while he's recovering from his
injuries. He is up to date on his vaccinations and has started his
heartworm prevention.
Rudy is looking for one last miracle. A loving home that will keep him
safe from the heartbreak and
neglect he's known in his short life, a fenced yard to keep him safe, and
another doggie companion to
help lead him.
If you can give Rudy that miracle, please fill out an
application today.
Rudy is located in Kennesaw, GA.
Approved adopters may contact Rachael Eley at
savmoraussies@bellsouth.net.
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Ronnie
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Adopted
Ronnie is a one year old neutered male Australian
Shepherd mix. He is almost pure white except for
a few tan spots on his body. He is a special needs dog because he is
blind. Despite his handicap
Ronnie has a very happy, enthusiastic disposition. We think he has the
potential to make the right
family a wonderful pet and he can teach them many things. He can learn to
maneuver around new
secure indoor and outdoor surroundings in a few days and he can be taught
to respond to voice and
touch commands. Ronnie is a very loving dog who needs compassion and
support in order to blossom.
Ronnie is located in Payson, Arizona at
the Payson Humane
Society. The phone # is 928-474-5590
Please email
paysonhumanesoc@cbiwireless.com if you would like to give Ronnie his
very own
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