Meet Brownie, the sweet Border Collie looking for his fresh start! This handsome, approximately 2-year-old boy was heartbreakingly dumped at a local farmers market, but despite being abandoned, Brownie hasn't lost his love for people. At around 35 pounds, he's the perfect medium-sized companion. He's crate trained, house trained, and gets along wonderfully with other dogs and children. He's currently learning his basic commands and is eager to please, making him a fantastic candidate for continued training. Like most Border Collies, he's smart and attentive. Brownie didn't deserve to be left behind, but now he's looking forward instead of back, searching for a family that will give him the love, stability, and forever home he's always deserved. If you're looking for a loyal companion with a gentle heart, a bright mind, and endless love to give, Brownie is waiting to meet you.
Ideal Home
Brownie gets along wonderfully with other dogs and children.
Ongoing Health
Brownie has been neutered and is currently being treated for heartworms using the slow-kill method. He has successfully completed his 30-day course of doxycycline and has received his ProHeart 12 injection. To continue his treatment, he will need to remain on Advantage Multi or NexGard PLUS. The rescue will provide the next six months of prevention.
Training & Support
Brownie is crate trained, house trained, and is learning his basic commands. He is eager to please, making him a fantastic candidate for continued training.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- The adoption contribution is $450, and transport is arranged for post-adoption.
- Donations toward transport expenses or to support the rescue are always greatly appreciated.
Transporation
Brownie is in a foster home located in Ft Worth, TX. Transport is arranged for post-adoption. The transport company is K9 Delivery LLC. Please check their transport route and nearest pickup location before committing to ensure you can make the drive to the designated pickup point.
