Adoption Fee: $850

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NB: We do not rehome interstate or to applicants under 25. It is our policy not to rehome dogs in the Sunraysia area. As rescue groups have transported thousands of homeless dogs from Mildura and Sunraysia pounds over the last decade, we do not intend to send any back there.

Breed: Female English Staffy/cross
DOB: 30/05/2020
Weight: 17.75 kgs
Location: Heidelberg

Gypsy is a lovely girl who has so much to live for. She originally came from a puppy farm and is looking forward to a life that every dog deserves; one full of love, fun and a safe place to rest her head. Gypsy is an independent soul, happy in her own company but she also loves her people.

Gypsy does well with structure and routine. She will benefit from ongoing lead and obedience training which will provide a good mental outlet and help build her confidence with overwhelming and new environments where she feels unsure. Gypsy doesn’t like being picked up, but does enjoy scratches on her back and ears. She is house trained.

An ideal home for Gypsy will provide a calm and relaxed environment with adults or teenagers, sixteen plus. Gypsy is fearful of children. She doesn’t engage and becomes stressed, finding their energy overwhelming. Despite her fears, she has not shown any aggression at all. Gypsy may be able to live with a calm, non-engaging dog with a similarly calm temperament given they are provided a good introduction and time to get to know each other.

Are you the special human/s who will show Gypsy how wonderful life can be and allow her personality to shine? If so, we would love to hear from you.

No cats for Gypsy.

Microchip Number: 953010001778241
Source Number: RE120211

All our dogs are desexed, C5 vaccinated with intranasal, microchipped, wormed and flea treated. All necessary vet work such as dentals, surgery, eye treatment is also carried out. We are no longer heartworm testing as we have not had one positive test since we began in 2006. If a dog comes to us on heartworm treatment this is continued.