Ruger
Australian Cattle Dog
$700
Adoption fee · Faith and Hope Foundation, Inc
$700
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A little about them
Ruger is a grateful 8-month-old, 32-pound male Blue Heeler mix with a dappled coat and a wonderfully friendly personality. Rescued after being found running scared on a highway, he quickly settled into his foster home and enjoys snuggles, kisses, beach trips, splashing, and adventures.
Ideal Home
Ruger gets along wonderfully with dogs of different sizes and ages, from adult dogs to tiny puppies. He would love an active family interested in trails, outdoor adventures, and making memories together.
Ongoing Health
His $700 adoption fee includes core vaccinations, including DHPP and rabies, along with spay/neuter, a microchip, and transportation.
Training & Support
Ruger is fully potty trained after quickly learning to use a doggy door. He is comfortable on a leash and enjoys exploring new places.
Application Details
- Adoptions are available within the United States and Canada.
- Applications are processed in the order received.
- A place in line is not reserved until the application has been returned.
- To begin, contact the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transportation to Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Connecticut, Virginia, Maryland, and other destinations is included in the adoption fee.
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Pickup & transport
Transportation to multiple states is included in the adoption fee.
Common questions
Ruger does very well with dogs of different sizes and ages, including adult dogs and tiny foster puppies.
Yes. He quickly learned to use a doggy door and is fully potty trained.
Yes, Ruger is fine on a leash and enjoys beach trips, exploring, and splashing around.
The $700 adoption fee includes core vaccinations such as DHPP and rabies, spay/neuter, a microchip, and transportation.