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Adopted Shelties

See our shelties who have been lovingly adopted into "forever homes" in 2008.

See our shelties adopted in 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007.  


   

Frankie - Frankie is a 1 to 2 year old sable and white male sheltie that was picked up in Round Rock by their animal control. No one came looking for Frankie so he was turned over to Austin Sheltie Rescue. Frankie is now neutered and up to date on all his vaccinations. Frankie gets along with other dogs and is housebroken. He is about 12 to 13 inches tall and weighs 19 pounds, he needs to gain a few. Frankie is heartworm positive and will have to go through treatment; he will be available in the summer after his treatment is complete.

Adopted July 2008


Taz - is an 8-10 month old sheltie mix that came in to rescue with the hopes of finding a home where he can run and play. He is about 15 inches tall, and weighs 25 pounds. Taz is neutered, up to date on all of his vaccinations, heartworm negative, on heartworm preventative and one happy active fellow that loves everyone. He loves toys, tennis balls, playing fetch and playing with other dogs. He has learned to sleep through the night in a crate, and how to use a doggie door. He is housebroken. He recently went on an all day car trip with his foster family and their shelties and loved traveling. Loves to play with the two shelties, as well as neighborhood dogs. Loves chewies, stuffed animals, rawhide bones and flip chips. Taz is very affectionate to other dogs, and especially people. His tail wags all the time. When offered a treat, he automatically sits and takes the treats politely. He recently went on the annual Mighty Texas Dogwalk, and loved the 3 mile walk with thousands of other dogs and owners. Taz is a sweet and happy boy!

Adopted July 2008


Scottie - Scottie was found as a stray by one of our foster moms, signs and posters were put up but no one ever came to claim this sweet little fellow.  Scottie is between 2 and 3 years old and neutered.  He is up to date on his shots but we found after his trip to the vet that he has heartworms.  We will be starting his treatment shortly.  As you can tell from the pictures, Scottie is a busy little fellow with lots of energy.  Scottie is housebroken and is learning to walk on a leash.

Adopted June 2008


Kira - Kira was surrendered to our rescue with the request we help her find an excellent home. She was born in November of 2007 and is up to date on all her vaccinations and is on heartworm preventative. Kira is a bouncy beautiful girl who loves to play fetch and tug of war. She lives with cats and is learning not to chase them. She is currently working on house breaking and is most of the way there. She walks well on a leash and knows sit (if you have a treat). She will be spayed prior to be adopted.

Adopted May 2008


Mandi is an 8 year old sable & white female that came to us from the local shelter. She was left in the overnight box with a series of small, curable problems.  She has now been spayed and is being treated for a skin condition and an eye infection.  Mandi weighs about 25 pounds, is up to date on all vaccinations, is heartworm negative and is on heartworm preventative.

Adopted April 2008.


Sadie - Sadie is a 4 to 5 year old sable merle that was surrendered to a local shelter because the family didn't have time for her anymore.  She is 16 to 17 inches tall and weighs 31 pounds.  Sadie is up to date on all her vaccinations, is heartworm negative and is on heartworm preventative.  Sadie is a sweet girl with a very happy tail. 

The following is what her foster dad has to say about her - Great disposition, very cautious as first but warms up quickly, very affectionate, good with adults and other animals, including cats, wants to please, responds to soft voice commands, seems to be housebroken (no accidents), understands "off limits" places in the house (i.e. laundry room where litter box and cat food reside). Needs a great home with lots of love for her.

Adopted April 2008.


Ranger - Ranger was found as a stray, the finder put up signs and posters but he was never claimed so she turned him over to rescue. Ranger has had his trip to the vet and is now current on all his shots and vaccinations. He is heartworm negative and other than needing a dental he is in good health. Ranger is a mellow fellow that gets along with everyone, including other dogs, cats and small children. Ranger is around 3 to 4 years old, stands about 17 inches tall and weighs 27 pounds. His foster family says Ranger loves to run and play with the resident dogs. He is housebroken and leash trained. Ranger also know a few tricks, like Sit and Shake and will give you both front paws for a HUG. Ranger is very sweet and affectionate.

Adopted March 2008


Ricky is a 4 year old sable & white male, with beautifully tipped ears, that was surrendered to us because of changes in family. He is about 18 inches tall and weighs 57 pounds. Ricky is up to date on all his shots, HW negative, on heartworm preventative and is now neutered. Ricky is a sweet fellow that can sometimes be a bit shy.

Adopted February 2008

   

Pounce was left at the local shelter with a note that they didn't have enough time for him anymore. Pounce is almost 11 years old and is a sweet fellow. He is neutered, weighs 22 pounds, is up to date on all vax, HW negative and on HW preventative. Pounce may have a little arthritis, he will be assessed while in foster care.

UPDATE: His foster says: Pounce is a love sponge. He loves to be with humans, comes when you speak his name, and snuggles every chance he gets. Pounce finds a nice quiet spot and settles in. He's taken over one of my WallyBeds, and the resident Shelties haven't challenged him for it. I think he would prefer a nice quiet home. He's not a talker and just ignores my loud rambunctious pack when they get started on one of their many barkfests. I haven't noticed any problem with movement. He goes up and down steps easily and runs in the yard at will. We're working on his hair coat. He has allowed me to brush through his tangles for short periods, but when he becomes uncomfortable with it, we stop. His coat appears to have been neglected so it's probably new to him to have someone brush him. But, he's learning quickly that it's not all bad. An added bonus, he's completely housebroken.

Adopted February 2008

   

     
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Abbreviations: VETTING/CLINICALS (dog is in one of our clinics for work-ups); OR (Owner Relinquishment to our program); OTI (Owner Turn In to area shelter); HW+ (dog tested positive for heartworm disease and is going through treatments; should have a re-check 4-6 months after adoption); HW- (dog tested negative for heartworm disease and is on preventative; should have a re-check 4-6 months after adoption); UTI (urinary tract infection); UTD (dog is Up to Date on vaccinations and heartworm preventive); PB (the Sheltie is a purebred; all our Shelties are PB unless otherwise indicated); X (the Sheltie is a Mix, which we determine as best we can with our veterinarians).
     
 
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