Sax is a gorgeous, gentle and very energetic black kelpie pup of 6 months. Sax has been with his foster carer for a little over three weeks on the far south coast of NSW and is now ready for adoption.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Sax, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
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Rex (or Rexy as we call him) is ready for adoption.
This little man of 3 months has personality plus! He has been with us for 2 weeks and fitted straight in with the rest of the fur family from day 1. He is smart as a whip and has already learned a few commands. He is vivacious, curious, confident and loves people. He is crate trained and sleeps through the night. This one will be hard for us to say goodbye to.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Rex, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
Toby is a beautiful male tri-coloured 3-month-old Kelpie/ Koolie cross Husky. Toby is a laid-back kind of guy who loves playing with his toys and other dog siblings.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Toby, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
Rudy is a young dog that came in via Dubbo Pound underweight & in poor condition but he’s now 17kgs and an absolute bundle of energy.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Rudy, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
Garry is a 7 year old Black and Tan Kelpie with possibly some Red Dog in him.
He is definitely a farm dog and lacks basic training such as sitting, waiting, and staying (he is learning very quickly) but he is incredibly well-behaved and obedient. He is very gentle, loves cuddles and will sit and enjoy a pat for as long as you’re willing to pat him.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Garry, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
My name is Merlin.
I’m a 10 year old blue heeler but don’t let my age fool you, I’m high on life and so ready to be a loyal companion to the right people!
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Merlin, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
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After settling in Kelly will become your best friend and most loyal companion. She loves to be right next to you, having pats and cuddles. Kelly walks beautifully on lead and will come back to you when she is called.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Kelly, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
My name is Rosie. I am a five month old border collie, cross kelpie. Out of all of the puppies in my litter, I am the shyest. I absolutely love other dogs and will play all day with them. Foster mum reckons that I have the most beautiful face. I do take a bit of getting used to people but once I trust you, I will come to you for pats and cuddles and for lots and lots of attention. I would do well in a home with other dogs.
To meet, adopt or find out more details about Rosie, please read our page on the adoption process and then fill out our adoption questionnaire. Please note that completing the application form does not place you under any obligation to adopt http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/information/adopting-an-animal.
Young Rosie came into care at 7 months and while she hadn’t much training, Rosie has been very social from the get-go. Very quick on the uptake (she is likely cattle dog/kelpie x and she’s definitely as smart as), she is now house trained, crate trained, walks well on the lead and knows to sit and wait on the kerbside when out on her walks.
Rosie is little Miss Social and loves company – human and other dogs. She has been a dream with other dogs she has met and has become a great mate with the older male blue heeler she is fostered with. The two dogs enjoy full on games of bitey face and zoomies throughout the day.
Rosie loves human attention and interaction, she’s a real sweetheart with a wonderfully sunny disposition and a happy, bubbly personality. Everyone who has met Rosie, has been very taken with her, she is so adorable!
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