Coral
Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Shepherd
Coral
Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Shepherd
Price not listed
Social Tees Animal Rescue Foundation
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A little about them
Coral is a 2-year-old, 59-pound spayed Heeler mix with medium energy. She needs an experienced adopter who can provide structure, daily exercise, training, socialization, and mental stimulation.
Ideal Home
Coral is social with other dogs, though her preferred style of interaction is still being assessed. Her comfort in a city environment and with cats is not yet known. Respectful children age 8 and older may be a good fit, with adult supervision and careful guidance always required.
Ongoing Health
Coral is healthy as far as currently known. She is up to date on DHPP, Bordetella, and rabies vaccines, spayed, microchipped, and was treated with dewormer upon intake.
Training & Support
Coral needs an adopter with primary adult-care experience with a similar breed, temperament, or energy level. Her routine should include 90 consecutive minutes of morning movement, additional potty-break walks, socializing opportunities, and brain games or other mental stimulation. Adult dogs are generally potty trained, though transitional accidents may occur during the first week in a new home.
Application Details
- Coral is eligible for the foster-to-adopt program.
- Adoption begins by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Applicants should be prepared to provide relevant adult dog-care experience and substantial daily structure, exercise, training, and enrichment.
Transportation
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Common questions
The adopter should have primary adult-care experience with a similar breed, temperament, or energy level through ownership, fostering, or dog sitting.
She needs 90 consecutive minutes of movement in the morning, additional potty-break walks, socializing opportunities, and mental stimulation such as training, chew items, and puzzle toys.
Yes, although her preferred style of interaction is still being assessed. She may enjoy wrestling with other dogs or may simply coexist with them.
Both are still unknown. Her comfort in the city will be assessed as she adjusts, and her compatibility with cats has not yet been determined.
Yes. Coral is eligible for the foster-to-adopt program.