Chelsea is a 1 year old (DOB 9/23/20) spayed blue merle female. She is looking for a new home as she and the other female in the home have been getting into fights. She is a smaller Aussie at 30 pounds. She is currently on a hydrolyzed protein diet ( https://www.petmd.com/dog/what-hydrolyzed-protein-dog-food ) to help her gain weight. Her owner reports that knows “sit”, “wait for “free” when door is opened and has great recall. Her owner also says she is a very playful dog. Chelsea is a high energy dog who would do best in an active home where she will get exercise on a daily basis. She would also benefit from a training class and may do well in a dog sport such as agility. A home is being sought with a traditionally fenced yard so that Chelsea has the opportunity to run off some of her energy. She has not been exposed to cats so will not be placed in a home with them. She has not lived with children so only homes with children 12 or older will be considered. She does appear to like other dogs, an active male companion will be considered. Chelsea is currently living with her owners in Westport, CT. ARPH is screening homes for the owner . An ARPH application www.aussierescue.org will be required as well as a home visit.
Meet Mollie, not officially in the ARPH program but is listed as a courtesy to the owner. Per information provided by the owner, Mollie is a black tri with one blue eye, ten years young, weighs about 50 pounds, is housebroken, crate-trained, spayed and up to date on vaccinations. Mollie has become anxious and uncomfortable with the multiple grandchildren who are often around. They feel it’s the best and safest option to rehome her. Mollie is excellent in the house and knows several commands-sit/lie down/rollover/ beg/stay/ no. She has never lived with another dog or cat, so she would need to be an only pet. She does pull on leash and barks at other dogs when the owners walk her, but she’s better with the professional dog walker who takes her several times a week. Mollie is reported to be a sweet, velcro Aussie that would be a wonderful companion in the right home. She is located in Pittsburgh, PA. Please contact Kay(who is screening applications for the owner) at bluedawg7@gmail.com
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Meet Semper, ARPH #14343! This 10 years young black tri is neutered and up to date on vaccinations and preventatives. Semper lost his home when his owner retired, had to move, and wasn’t able to care for him anymore. He is crate-trained, although he’s not fond of it, but he doesn’t need it. He is housebroken and LOVES his toys and playing fetch! He’ll drop a toy or ball into the dishwasher when his foster mom tries to load it. Semper loves his foster dad and tolerates the family children, but a home without children would be best. He would be okay with another dog but doesn’t need a canine companion; in fact, he’d probably prefer to have all the attention to himself. Given Semper’s age and possible joint issues, a supplement would help him be more comfortable. He’s not a fan of car rides and will whine, but he was very good at the vet’s. Semper is reserved with strangers and will bark at them, all the while wagging his nubby. Once he warms up, he’s fine, but he’d probably appreciate a home without too many visitors.. No electric or invisible fencing, please. His previous owner said he was good with cats; he doesn’t pay much attention to them. Semper’s great personality will make him a wonderful companion for someone who has a quiet home and a good throwing arm! He is fostered near Douglassville, PA. If already approved contact Kay.
Jakk is one lucky boy! He had his surgery and rehab, then he found the perfect home! He will continue to recover and then resume doing some therapy work! Best of luck to Jakk and his new mom! 🍀💕
Attention adopters seeking an instant love bug, do we have a dog for you! Jakk ARPH #14324 is an 11 year old (DOB 4/24/10) Aussie who spent most of his life with a family who taught him all about love and affection. Sadly, his fairytale ended when he was turned into rescue due to his human dad’s terminal illness. Despite losing his family Jakk has proven to have nothing but tenderness and trust in his soul. This may be, in part, due to his former training as a therapy dog with TDI (Therapy Dogs International). Everyone who meets him falls instantly in love. Jakk is fully housetrained, has impeccable house manners and is sweet as sweet can be. He knows all basic commands, walks wonderfully on a leash, and absolutely blossoms when visitors come to the house, including children. Jakk would be a perfect companion to someone who misses having a dog in the house but does not want to deal with the uncertainties of a young rambunctious pup or a high energy adolescent. Jakk lived as an only dog and does not appreciate the high energy and pushy nature of the other male in his foster home so will ideally be placed as an only or with a lower energy female. He is not a fan of cats, so no kitties for him. He recently underwent cruciate repair surgery (his other knee was repaired in 2019) and because of rehab will be available prior to Labor Day. Rest assured, the wait will be well worth it as dogs this sweet do not come along every day. Jakk is also on a special food to prevent urinary stones. This is a very easy thing to maintain and does not require any additional work by his adopter. While a physical fence is preferred, homes without fencing will be looked at on an individual basis. No invisible fencing, please. Jakk is up to date on his vaccinations, has been heart worm tested and is neutered. Jakk is currently being fostered in Suffolk County, Long Island. Contact Pat (aussieresc@aol.com) for further information.
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There are times when one of our fosters would do best in a home without other dogs. They may be recovering from surgery, decompressing from a difficult situation or just prefer to have their people to themselves. Fostering is a temporary situation. It is the bridge between the dog’s past and future. Can you help us? www.aussierescue.org
ARPH’s Northeast region has been fortunate to recently add reps in NH, MD and eastern MA. This means we can again process applications and rescue dogs from these areas. We need your help. We are in need of foster homes and general volunteers in Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts and central New York. The state of New Hampshire is in need of general volunteers. To become a foster home or general volunteer please visit http://www.aussierescue.org/Volunteer/-Volunteer-Application and complete an application.
We are in need of representatives in Delaware, Maine, New York (western), Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia. What does a rep do, you may ask? Reps are the center of the rescue activities in the area. They are the people who approve adoption applications, determine if a dog is suitable to enter the ARPH program, and are the ones who work with the volunteers in an area. Reps should have strong leadership skills, be a team player, and be organized. They should also have Aussie experience and understand dog behavior. If you would like further information about becoming a rep please message us.
akk ARPH #14324 Jakk is a sweet, friendly 11 year old neutered male Aussie who lost his home due to the critical illness of his aged owner. This wonderful dog spent many hours as a therapy dog bringing joy to people. He now needs your help. Jakk has a torn cruciate which will require surgery. Jakk was injured before New Year’s so he has developed additional arthritis in the joint which is causing him to be on two pain meds each day. A dog this sweet deserves to run and walk again without being in pain. Please consider helping Jakk by making a donation. He would thank you with a sloppy kiss and a wigglebutt. Please visit http://www.aussierescue.org/Donate and be sure to mention that your donation is for Jakk ARPH #14324
We need your help. We are in need of foster homes and general volunteers in Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts and central New York. The state of New Hampshire is in need of general volunteers. To become a foster home or general volunteer please visit http://www.aussierescue.org/Volunteer/-Volunteer-Application and complete an application. We are in need of representatives in Delaware, Maine, New York (western), Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia. What does a rep do, you may ask? Reps are the center of the rescue activities in the area. They are the people who approve adoption applications, determine if a dog is suitable to enter the ARPH program, and are the ones who work with the volunteers in an area. Reps should have strong leadership skills, be a team player, and be organized. They should also have Aussie experience and understand dog behavior. If you would like further information about becoming a rep please message us.
**NOTE: PLEASE READ THE BIO CAREFULLY BEFORE INQUIRING SO YOU KNOW IF YOU MEET THE CRITERIA TO BE A POSSIBLE MATCH!
Meet Finn, ARPH #14340! This beautiful, two and a half year old boy is up to date on vaccinations and will be available on April 30after he has been neutered. Because he came from a neglectful situation, he can be a bit needy. He wants to be with his person at all times; Finn will bark in the crate when left alone, either at home or in the car. He hasn’t been left loose unattended; it’s much safer for him to be crated so he doesn’t get himself into trouble. He hasn’t stolen anything off a counter(Nothing in reach), but he’s definitely checked things out. He’s an opportunist that would take advantage if something was available. Finn is a sweet, happy boy, very, very smart and has learned the routine in his foster home and his new name quickly. He definitely needs a job; he is very agile and athletic and would probably love agility or another fast-paced dog sport. He knows sit, give paw, and if he can stop wiggling long enough, he will lie down. He does pull on the leash when he’s excited, but once he settles, he walks reasonably well. And he LOVES going for walks! He also loves stuffed squeaky toys, as can be seen in the video, but he isn’t so good about bringing it back. He takes treats gently and has no issues with humans and food or treats; however, he should be fed separately from other dogs or cats, just to be on the safe side. Meals sometimes were sporadic in his previous home. 😦 He tries to play with the cat in his foster home and would probably be okay with a dog-savvy cat. Finn LOVES people and will wiggle his body into a “C” as he approaches. Kids are unknown, so only over age 12 would be best as he can be jumpy. He rides great in the car but needs to be tethered or crated; you don’t want him in your lap! On the higher end of the energy scale, Finn does settle nicely in the house. He will need at least a 4-5′ traditionally fenced yard because he can leap a 3′ baby gate quite effortlessly. He would chase wildlife and vehicles. **NO condos or apartments, a quiet household in a quieter area would suit him best. Finn will also need an experienced Aussie owner who is committed to continuing his training, getting him regular, consistent exercise, and making him the wonderful companion he has the potential to be. The application for adoption can be found on our website atwww.aussierescue.org Finn is fostered in northeastern Pennsylvania and will only be placed in the northeast region. If you have an approved application contact Kay.
Do you love Aussies ? Do you love a beautiful garden? This fundraiser is a wonderful combination for you. You get to help our wonderful rescue Aussies and also plan your amazing garden at the same time. Loads of wonderful flowers to choose from. Our Aussies thank you. Orders will begin being shipped at the end of March. Help support Aussie rescue with your purchase.
Spring is just around the corner. Time to start planning that beautiful garden. Enjoy some beautiful flowers and help support ARPH at the same time. Please visit our Flower Power Fundraiser from now until April 11.
We are less than one week from the first day of December so don’t delay a minute longer with ordering your wreath or table decoration. You and your loved ones will want to enjoy it for as long as possible. Beautiful products that stay fresh for weeks. When you order, you pick the date to have your items shipped so no need to worry about them arriving too early.
Check out our newest fundraiser for some beautiful wreaths, centerpieces, table top trees and garlands. What a great way to help ARPH and enjoy the beauty of the holidays. These items make great gifts too. http://www.lynchcreekfundraising.com/c/247626
Soon you will be putting up those Christmas and winter decorations so get your orders in now. Beautiful products that stay fresh for weeks. When you order you get to pick the date to have your items shipped so no need to worry about them arriving too early.
Check out our newest fundraiser for some beautiful wreaths, centerpieces, table top trees and garlands. What a great way to help ARPH and enjoy the beauty of the holidays. These items make great gifts too. http://www.lynchcreekfundraising.com/c/247626
