
Fiadh
€200adoption fee
Collie · 6 years · Female
Co. Cork, Ireland
Contact the rescueAbout Fiadh
Loving 6-Year-Old Collie Seeking a New Forever Home 🐾 I’m looking to rehome my 6-year-old female Collie due to ongoing aggression and jealousy toward her sister. This has been a very difficult decision, but it is the right one to ensure both dogs can thrive. She is an intelligent, lively, and energetic girl who loves long walks, chasing a ball, and playing with toys. She thrives on mental stimulation , enjoys learning new things, and responds well to a structured routine. She is: • House-trained and used to family life • Affectionate and bonds strongly with her person • Eager to please with great potential for further training • Healthy and up to date on vet care (add details if relevant) She would do best in a one-dog home , ideally with someone familiar with Collies or high-energy breeds. A home with a secure garden and owners who can give her the exercise, attention, and consistency she loves would be perfect. She has shown aggression only toward her sister, not toward people. I’m happy to provide her bed, toys, and anything that will help her settle, along with information about her routines and what works well for her. I can also support the transition to ensure she feels safe and understood. If you feel you could offer her a calm, loving, and dedicated home, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals
Details
Basics
- Species
- Dog
- Breed
- Collie
- Sex
- Female
- 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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