
Patch
€200adoption fee
Jack Russell · 6 years · Male
Co. Cork, Ireland
Contact the rescueAbout Patch
Patch is a classic Jack Russell, he is 6 years old and in great nick having come from a very caring home. Unfortunately Patch developed a tendency towards controlling behaviours – growling, snapping – when he didn’t get his way. In his home he learned that he could get away with not going out, or staying on the sofa by giving a growl to make his owners back off! In the weeks since he arrived to the rescue, we have had no issue with him. Handling him; clipping on leads; sending him out with volunteers for walks; walking and sharing a kennel with other dogs – all fine. So Patch is not for everyone, we know he may try to employ previously-seen controlling behaviours once he settles in a new home. He needs an experienced, quieter home without people going in and out all the time. He also needs someone prepared to give firm correction if he tries to get away with anything! Patch is a clever, loving, entertaining lad. He is very trustworthy on and off the lead and he is immaculately clean in his kennel. Yes, he needs an experienced owner, but also a home where he gets plenty of fun, encouragement and comfort. Because of his history we will not rehome him to a household with young children. Patch mixes really well with other dogs here. It could be a bonus having another dog in the home where Patch more easily understands that the world doesn’t revolve around him! If you are interested in meeting Patch please read the Adoption Process on the website and apply using the Adoption Questionnaire.
Details
Basics
- Species
- Dog
- Breed
- Jack Russell
- Sex
- Male
- Age
- 6 years
How to adopt from West Cork Animal Welfare Group
Read the adoption process and the animal's description, then apply with the adoption questionnaire. When you take a cat home you will be required to read the terms and conditions of adopting a pet and sign a contract agreeing to them; you get a copy of the contract.
Adoption fees
Dogs: we ask for a minimum rehoming fee of €200 for a dog/puppy. The donation goes towards the cost of preparing pets for their new homes: neutering a female dog costs approx. €140 and a male dog approx. €100, vaccinating costs €35 per vaccine, and micro-chipping a dog can cost around €25. Re-homing donations are very important for us to be able to prepare animals to be homed. By law once you have a dog it is required to be licensed; the licence can be obtained for €20 from any post office. Cats: all our cats and kittens are neutered/spayed, vaccinated and wormed before adoption, and we ask for a minimum adoption fee of €60 for a cat or kitten.
€200 minimum rehoming fee for a dog or puppy, towards the cost of preparing it for its new home (neutering, vaccinations, microchipping). By law your dog must be licensed: €20 from any post office.
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