Please meet Thunder. He is approx 12 weeks old. Small mixed breed puppy. Available for adoption via Tiny Tails K-9 Rescue Inc., Montana, Est to be around 15 pounds when grown at healthy weight. He is currently being treated for an eye infection. He has a recheck appointment this next Weds. We are accepting adoption applications for him. He is kennel trained, sleeps all night. He will use a puddle pad if you have to leave him for a couple hours. He is working on house training. He is not currently neutered but we will take care of that as part of his adoption conditions. You can put in an adoption application which is available under the applications and forms link. Please fill out the application completely and return to the email at the top of the form. This sweet baby boy is a huge cuddler and loves to be held or just lay on your lap. Thank you for looking at Thunder's posting.
COURTESY POSTING: CONTACT OWNER AT [email protected] FOR ADOPTION INFORMAITON. Meet Dune. Dune is a little over a year old and is truly such a special dog. He’s fun-loving, incredibly sweet, full of energy, and a little goofy in the best possible way. When he wants attention, he’ll lean his whole body into you, lick your hand, or simply look at you with those eyes that make him pretty hard not to love. He is a Husky/Malamute/Akita mix and is fully potty trained. He is naturally protective of his home, but he is not aggressive toward people. He loves interaction, companionship, and being part of whatever is going on around him. His family has made the incredibly difficult decision to find Dune a new home. Their circumstances and schedules have changed dramatically over the past year in ways they never anticipated, and Dune is now spending far more time alone than they feel he deserves. He’s a young, energetic dog who needs more time, attention, activity, and companionship than they’re currently able to give him. As heartbreaking as it is for them to let him go, they ultimately want to do what is best for Dune. Dune would thrive in a home with people who have plenty of time for him and ideally a large, secure yard where he can play and burn off some of that Husky energy. A home without other dogs may be the easiest fit, although he could potentially do well with a patient dog and people willing to give him the time and space he needs to get comfortable and acquainted. Most importantly, his family wants to find him a loving, committed home where he can truly be part of the family and receive the attention and interaction he deserves. They aren’t looking to simply find him a home, they want to find him the right home. If you think Dune might be a wonderful addition to your family, please reach out and share a little about yourself, your home, and the kind of life you could offer him.
Hi, my name is Melon! You might be wondering how I got that name. Last month some kind citizens found me as a stray. I was very hungry and ate way too much food. So much food it looked like I had swallowed a watermelon. It turns out I had actually eaten a corn cob. Life as a hungry stray puppy can sometimes make you do silly things. The kind folks at Apex Animal Hospital had to surgically remove it. Fast forward a few weeks and I am fully recovered and doing fantastic which means I can now look for my forever family. ��My foster family thinks I might be a border collie mix or maybe a terrier mix. I have a lot of energy, but good news I am very eager to please and not to brag but they say I am super smart too. I know how to sit, I love walks, and I am crate trained. I am also great at going potty outside like a big dog. I love kids and other dogs. I would also do well in a home with cats as long as they enjoy dogs and you help remind me not to chase them. I just want to play! I am looking for a home that understands my high energy needs. Like a typical puppy I like to jump and bark when I am excited and nibble fingers but all this energy can easily de re-directed to something constructive if you work with me. I am highly treat and toy motivated. They don’t know my exact age but I am under 6 months old (I still have my puppy teeth) and I up-to-date on age appropriate vaccines, dewormed, and microchipped. I will need to be spayed as part of my adoption contract when I get a little bigger. If I sound like the perfect puppy for you please fill out an adoption application available above under the applications and forms link. Please fill out completely and email to the address at the top of the form.
I will most likely be med. size dog when I am full grown. Thank you for looking at my posting.
Check out our fb pages for courtesy posting. Owner to Owner adoptions. fb: Tiny Tails K-9 Rescue Inc., Montana and our second page is Tiny Tails K-9 Rescue, Montana.
Questions about adopting from Tiny Tails:
1. The adoption application is available under that Applications and forms link above. To be able to adopt from Tiny Tails we must have a completed application. If you are wanting to adopt a dog for a service animal. We will sponsor the adoption on two conditions. Puppy/dog must be enrolled in a professional service dog training program and We must have confirmation that the person adopting the animal has a letter from the doctor stating that they require a service animal. We don't need to know what for. Just that a doctor has recommended a service animal for the adopter.
2. We do check with landlords, vets and your references. Home visits as well.
3. Fenced yards are required in most cases. Once in a while we will get in a dog that doesn't require a fence play area and that will be listed in the posting.
3. Spay and Neuter is a condition of adoption. Most vet want to wait until a puppy is at least 6 mo. old before doing the surgery. So, if your puppy comes back to our vet for the spay or neuter we cover it 100%. If you want you personal vet to do the surgery, we will credit your vet account with 100.00 of your adoption fee. Payment must go directly to the vet and confirmation of surgery.
4. We do have a contract that must be agreed to and signed prior to any puppy leaving our care. All dogs/cats must me at least 8 weeks old with a health clearance from our veterinary, before being able to go to their new home.
5. Courtesy listing adoptions are not via Tiny Tails. The owner of the dog/cat/other has complete control over where the pet is going to be placed. We are just assisting with getting the word out that a pet needs to be rehomed. We will sometimes have owners ask if we can do adoption application. Tiny Tails does not process them. They are reviewed by owner for consideration of adopting their dog/cat/other.
7. Adoption fees are not refundable. If you adopt a pet from us and return the pet, there is not refund, as we will have to quarantine the animal for 14 days and have the expense of a health check up with our vet prior to being able to re-home the pet.
Adoption fee is 250.00 and does not cover the cost of the care that has gone into your puppy/dog/cat. It only covers our cost for spay/neuter. We do fundraising to cover their shots, worming, food, micro-chip, transportation and any other care they need. Which is why we are always doing fundraising so we can rescue these animals. Please note one 5 pound bag of replacement formula for a puppy is 140.00. A middle size puppy from birth to 8 weeks will go through two bags. So, If you can support our fundraising we are very much appreciate it.
8. All Tiny Tails adopted animals MUST live indoor with their family. We do not adopt out "Barn dogs"
Feel free to send us a note if you have other questions about our rescue or adoption process.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MAJORITY OF OUR ADOPTABLE ANIMALS ARE BEING ADOPTED OFF OUR WANTED LIST. IF YOU ARE WANTING A SPECIAL KIND (BREED OR SIZE) DOG PLEASE FILL OUT AN ADOPTION APPLICATION, TELL US WHAT YOUR LOOKING FOR AND WE WILL GET YOU IN OUR WANTED BOOK. IF SOMETHING COMES IN THAT MATCHES YOUR REQUESTED DOG/CAT ETC WE WILL CONTACT YOU.
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Our dog and puppy adoption fees will be 250.00 to cover the cost of spay/neutering ... All other expenses are covered by our fundraisers and private donations... we derive no tax-payer dollars, we are 100% volunteer group and 100% no kill group. Adoption applications are available by clicking on the Application and forms link above.