ARPH Aussies in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and Northwest Florida

The following dogs are available for adoption through Aussie Rescue & Placement Helpline.  These dogs are located in foster homes in Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee or Northwest Florida.   http://www.aussierescue.org.  To complete an adoption application click Here .  Completing an adoption application is the first step to adding one of our Aussies to your family.  The application must be completed before contacting the rep listed for each dog.

Our dogs live in a foster home as a member of their foster family.  All dogs are heartworm negative, up to date on vaccines and spayed or neutered. 

Please note: There may be other applications on these dogs. It is not first come, first serve; it's the home that best suits the dog as well as the best dog for the home. Therefore, all applications will be considered.

Chloe --ARPH #8497

Chloe is a wonderful, outgoing and loving girl who is looking for an active home that will give her lots of things to do. She loves to go for walks, ride in the car, and play. Because of Chloe's high energy level, she needs a family with older children and no cats because she wants to eat those fast furry things. Chloe is young, and eager to learn and show off how smart she is.

For more information on Chloe contact Kathryn.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

Honey -- ARPH #9632

Honey is a sweet red tri girl located in Opelika, AL who was found wandering around by animal control. She had bad mastitis and had to have three mammary glands removed. Honey was recently spayed and is eagerly awaiting her new home. Honey does well with other dogs and LOVES well trained 6 year old boys.

For more information on Honey contact Tracy.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

 

Clint -- ARPH #9998

I'm Clint and my foster mom says that I am the Perfect Dog, just like David Allen Coe sang the perfect country and western song.

I had terrible hip dysplasia and had Femoral Head Ostectomy on each hip. The cost of the two surgeries and the rehab was $3000, and we still need a little more money to pay for the rest of it. 

I had surgery on my right hip on Jan. 18 and my left hip on Feb. 25.  After 12 sessions of physical therapy following each surgery, Dr. Van Hooser said that my hips are looking great and I'm ready for a new home.  As you can see I'm standing quite well and my hair is growing back!  I'm being fostered in Montgomery, AL.  

I am neutered, housebroken, great with all dogs, fine with cats, good traveler and a true people magnet. I love kids so much and like for them to pet me all the time.  To top it all off, I am only 4 yrs young, so I have many years of joy/love/comfort/companionship to offer. If would like to adopt me, please contact robinmccann@bellsouth.net  If you haven't already filled out an adoption application you can find one at www.aussierescue.org

Clint wishes to thank the following sponsors;  Bill and Margaret Toburen, Jim and Annette Loflin, Joe and Karen Panza, Dennis and Pam Leitz, Dick and Diane Salsitz, Lois Fair, Dennis and Margaret Webster, Peggy Gripshover, Lucy Quill, Dave and Pat Hey, Wanda Lowe, Donnie and Lori Herrin, Roxane Conrad, Amy Williams.  

A huge thanks goes out to Dr. Bill Van Hooser and Stephen Saliba at Carriage Hills Animal Clinic in Montgomery, AL.  Dr. Van Hooser is a great surgeon and gave us a discount on Clint's surgery.  Stephen is the best physical therapist a dog could hope for and has helped me gain strength by walking on an underwater treadmill.

 All donations are tax deductible. Donate to ARPH/PO Box 5305/New Castle, PA 16105.  Please be sure to put my ARPH tag #, 9998, on the memo line.

 

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

Dixie -- ARPH #9633

I'm Dixie and will be two years old on May 1.  I'm a very loving girl, but have a LOT of energy.  Tracy says she'll only consider a very experienced owner for me who leads a very active life.  I do better when there is another dog in the home and live for my tennis ball.  I adore going for runs and walks.  I'm an athletic girl who can jump up to look over a 6 foot fence.

For more information on Dixie contact Tracy.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

Hoot -- ARPH #10149

Hoot is a great guy who came from the animal shelter in Baton Rouge.  He kept jumping the fence to go roam the neighborhood.  Why?  Because he wasn't neutered.

Now that he's in foster care, Hoot doesn't want to go anywhere.  He just likes to hang out with Chuck & Clair, his foster parents.  

Not only did his owners not get Hoot neutered, they didn't give him heartworm preventative (a necessity in Louisiana).  Therefore Hoot has heartworms and is currently being treated for heartworms.  Won't you consider sponsoring Hoot and helping pay for his heartworm treatment?  Just designate your donations for Hoot's heartworm treatment.  Be sure to put his number 10149 on your form.

For more information on Hoot contact Tracy.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

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Marley -- ARPH #10150

Marley was dumped at a shelter in South Alabama, we think by a breeder who no longer found her useful.  She's a sweet red merle girl who gets along well with other dogs and with people.  Marley is 5 years old.

Marley has heartworms and will need to be treated before she can be adopted.  Won't you consider sponsoring Marley and helping pay for her heartworm treatment?  Just designate your donations for Marley's heartworm treatment.

Many thanks to Joy Meadows for her sponsorship of Marley.

For more information on Marley contact Tracy.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

Zoe -- ARPH #10148

Zoe is a three year old female Aussie who was turned into the shelter in Knoxville, TN because her owners were divorcing.  She is a sweet girl who is shy and learning what it's like to be part of a home.  Rosie & Roscoe, the resident Aussies in her foster home are showing her the ropes.

Won't you give Zoe the forever home of her dreams?

For more information on Zoe contact Tracy.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

Sheba -- ARPH #

Sheba is an Aussie between one and two years of age who cam from the animal shelter in Anniston, AL.  The mystifying thing is that she is housetrained and knows about being on the couch with people.  Sheba has no behavioral problems and is a great girl who will make someone a wonderful companion.

Any donations in excess of funds needed to care for this specific dog will be placed in ARPH's general fund and used to care for other Aussies in need. 

 

 

One dog at a time.

Last updated

Sunday, April 20, 2008