Chai - Female Australian Cattle Dog (Creston)

Chai - Female Australian Cattle Dog

New to OCDRT on 3 5 2016 from Northern Ohio. Chai (chI) is being fostered in Creston Ohio. Chai is a smaller female (16 ) ACD who was born on 11 10 2015. She is an owner surrender due to not having the proper time for her needs. She was very well taken care of and her family wanted to do right by her. She is friendly and enjoying playing with the resident foster dogs. She will continue her crate training house training foundation skills obedience and traveling in a vehicle. We will get her spay scheduled (3 24) and complete her vaccines and de-worming. Chai will require an ACD savvy home. Please check back for updates as she is evaluated over the next 2-3 weeks. If you would like to donate a monthly 30 sponsorship or donate towards a fosters excessive medical bills please go to -.----X.- donate - we thank you ADOPTION INFORMATION P lease email ---X(at)--- for an adoption application as this is the first step to the adoption process. We are better able to suggest a potential match after reviewing your completed application. We require a telephone interview check references home support visit & a contract and adoption fee of 250 applies. All our foster dogs are altered heartworm tested and kept on prevention tick borne disease tested receive DHLPP Bordatella Lyme & Rabies vaccine fecal tested & de-wormed as necessary micro-chipped any additional medical concerns or behavior concerns are addressed crate trained leash trained and are kept on a premium food. PLEASE NOTE This Rescue is not a public shelter. This dog is being fostered in a private home until adoption. Our fosters are adopted on first come first serve basis. We process applications in the order received. If approved for adoption a deposit is required to hold the dog until a meeting can be arranged. We do require prospective adopters to travel to the home of the foster dog along with all family members including any resident dog(s). This is the only way to see the known temperament of our fosters dogs while they are in the home they feel is theirs . Any behavior concerns with meeting new people dog(s) on their home turf will be visible at the meeting.