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Eva ~ Available for Adoption
Dogs: Yes
Cats: Not tested but suspect she may chase them
Children: +12 only
Housing: Single
Meet the beautiful Eva. She is a 4- year-old Black-Tri female Aussies. Eva is up to date on her vaccines and is microchipped. Eva came to us a little bit of a chunky monkey but quickly losing the weight now with exercise and an appropriate diet. Her new home will need to continue with her weight loss efforts but it won’t be hard!
Eva is great with other dogs she has been exposed to medium-sized and small dogs in foster care, she occasionally does try to initiate play but not often, sometimes interested in what other dogs are doing but doesn’t interact much in general with the other dogs. She is a VERY sweet girl with big bright eyes. She is a very low key and low energy dog; happy with an after-work walk then settles in for the evening beside the couch. Loves to chase balls, but doesn’t show much other interest in toys. She has a loud bark and uses it when she is excited (when let out of her area to go to the yard when family arrives home, or at mealtime when she feels her food isn’t being delivered quickly enough!) and to ask for/demand things (mostly attention and petting, sometimes when her humans are eating). Eva likes walks, does pull a little on the leash at the beginning of walks but settles down very quickly.
Eva is housebroken and can be left alone for a normal workday. She is not crate trained and would prefer not to be in a crate, but can be left in a confined space when she is alone and is non-destructive. Once settled into her routine she does not bark when the family leaves for the day, but this is a bit of a transition period. She meets strangers easily when they are settled in the home; we recommend that slow introductions are done to allow her the time to warm up to new people without pushing her too hard. Eva has tried to put her feet up on the counter for food and occasionally paws/whines to beg for her human’s dinner, but she will back up when asked. She has never “stolen” unattended food but she may if given the chance.
Eva has some thunderstorm anxiety where she occasionally will whine and bark. She also is worried also about being brushed, but with patience, she is allowing more and more. Eva is looking for someone with patience and time to help her settle in, and allow her to have some of her quirks ;) Eva does not like the vet clinic and requires a muzzle as a precaution only for treatments such as ear cleaning, etc.
Eva came to us at AROO with untreated allergies and incontinent issues. Her allergies are now under control and she is no longer suffering from the effects, but at this time we are unsure if it is seasonal or all year allergies. She will continue to need monitoring and allergy treatment from the veterinarians as needed. After many tests and consults, we are not able to pinpoint the exact cause of her incontinence but have been able to treat it and resolve the issue with estrogen treatment. Currently, she receives one pill every 7-8 days and this may over time be stretched out to longer with careful care and monitoring. She will require this medication for the rest of her life and is an approximate cost of $18/month.
If you have lots of love and lots of patience for this kind and sweet girl please fill out an adoption application found at www.aroo.ca
Cats: Not tested but suspect she may chase them
Children: +12 only
Housing: Single
Meet the beautiful Eva. She is a 4- year-old Black-Tri female Aussies. Eva is up to date on her vaccines and is microchipped. Eva came to us a little bit of a chunky monkey but quickly losing the weight now with exercise and an appropriate diet. Her new home will need to continue with her weight loss efforts but it won’t be hard!
Eva is great with other dogs she has been exposed to medium-sized and small dogs in foster care, she occasionally does try to initiate play but not often, sometimes interested in what other dogs are doing but doesn’t interact much in general with the other dogs. She is a VERY sweet girl with big bright eyes. She is a very low key and low energy dog; happy with an after-work walk then settles in for the evening beside the couch. Loves to chase balls, but doesn’t show much other interest in toys. She has a loud bark and uses it when she is excited (when let out of her area to go to the yard when family arrives home, or at mealtime when she feels her food isn’t being delivered quickly enough!) and to ask for/demand things (mostly attention and petting, sometimes when her humans are eating). Eva likes walks, does pull a little on the leash at the beginning of walks but settles down very quickly.
Eva is housebroken and can be left alone for a normal workday. She is not crate trained and would prefer not to be in a crate, but can be left in a confined space when she is alone and is non-destructive. Once settled into her routine she does not bark when the family leaves for the day, but this is a bit of a transition period. She meets strangers easily when they are settled in the home; we recommend that slow introductions are done to allow her the time to warm up to new people without pushing her too hard. Eva has tried to put her feet up on the counter for food and occasionally paws/whines to beg for her human’s dinner, but she will back up when asked. She has never “stolen” unattended food but she may if given the chance.
Eva has some thunderstorm anxiety where she occasionally will whine and bark. She also is worried also about being brushed, but with patience, she is allowing more and more. Eva is looking for someone with patience and time to help her settle in, and allow her to have some of her quirks ;) Eva does not like the vet clinic and requires a muzzle as a precaution only for treatments such as ear cleaning, etc.
Eva came to us at AROO with untreated allergies and incontinent issues. Her allergies are now under control and she is no longer suffering from the effects, but at this time we are unsure if it is seasonal or all year allergies. She will continue to need monitoring and allergy treatment from the veterinarians as needed. After many tests and consults, we are not able to pinpoint the exact cause of her incontinence but have been able to treat it and resolve the issue with estrogen treatment. Currently, she receives one pill every 7-8 days and this may over time be stretched out to longer with careful care and monitoring. She will require this medication for the rest of her life and is an approximate cost of $18/month.
If you have lots of love and lots of patience for this kind and sweet girl please fill out an adoption application found at www.aroo.ca
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