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 Pug x Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
DOB: 07/07/2018
Weight: 12.2kgs
Location: Glen Waverly

Millie is a brave and loving girl, who has been working with her carer to overcome quite a few challenges. She is looking for experienced dog people, who will continue to support her to be her best self. This gorgeous pup is gregarious and affectionate with her people. Once Millie gets to know you she is very affectionate and partial to a belly rub and she loves her morning head massages. She has been tested with cats and we believe she would be fine with a dog-savvy cat or two.

Initially presenting with separation anxiety, Millie has now shown she can be left happily inside for several hours while her person is out. Like all shorter-nosed pups, Millie needs indoor access at all times and climate control to support her health. Mille also occasionally suffers with a reverse sneeze which is easily managed.

She is housetrained and sleeps well through the night in her crate in her carer’s bedroom.

Millie loves her daily adventures out into the world, driving to various locations with Millie travelling  in a covered crate in the car. The safety of the crate means she isn’t reactive to people and vehicles passing very close to us as we travel. She does not suffer from motion sickness but will need a cool mat plus air-conditioning in the car during the hotter months if traveling any distance.

Millie loves access to the garden so she can explore and feel the grass beneath her paws and enjoy some sun and fun occasionally playing with a ball or two.  We empathise with this as we know she came from a terrible abusive puppy farm and then was living in a one bedroom apartment.  So her forays on the outside are important to her well being. She is a funny girl, who brings her carer a lot of love and laughs.

Because of her background, she can be quite reactive to unexpected sounds and people around the house, and to outdoor light and action if visible to her. While she has had some experience being with other dogs on a routine basis, Millie is not highly sociable with canine pals and is happier to do her own thing with her people.

Millie will need to be an only dog in her forever home. She is looking for a quiet life with solid routines, which will both help her build confidence and know what is expected, while minimising the situations that trigger her anxiety. Semi-rural living or a quiet environment would suit this loving little girl. Millie is well on her way to learning how to walk on a loose lead and to stay connected to her person when in the outside world. She is also readily accepting regular visitors to the house. Once you have won Millie’s trust she will be your devoted companion.

Millie is looking for adopters who have experience supporting dogs like her who lack confidence and experience. She is quite open to feline companionship, subject to appropriate introductions. Millie understands human routines and would be okay if her people need to be out for some of each day, provided her routines are supported and she is left inside when home alone. Millie will do best in a calm adult-only home.

There are huge mutual benefits in supporting dogs like Millie to grow. If you think you might be Millie’s support team, she would love to meet you.

Microchip Number: 953010002499124
Source Number: RE120211\

Health: Millie is currently being weaned off zactin and is on CBD oil.

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.