Milly

Breed: Rhodesian Ridgeback
Sex: Female
Colour: Brindle
Birthdate: 20/09/2017
Location: Sydney Shelter (Kemps Creek)
Animal ID: A24319
Microchip number: 900113000090524

A Little Bit About Milly

Don't let her age fool you - Milly might be 8, but she's full of beans and always up for fun. With a spring in her step, a soft toy in her mouth, and a nose that's always on the lookout for snacks, this girl brings joy wherever she goes.

Milly is a smart cookie who's eager to please, especially when food's involved. She's still working on her leash skills and can get a little frustrated when meeting other dogs, so she'll thrive with a confident, calm owner who's happy to continue her training and help her feel more at ease on walks.

She's a gentle giant at heart, but her size and enthusiasm mean she's best suited to a home with older, dog-savvy kids (10+). She doesn't mean to, but in her excitement, she might accidentally bowl over smaller family members!

Milly does get a bit anxious when left on her own for too long, so she's hoping for a family that's home more often than not. She'd be a great fit for part-time workers or anyone who works from home-she just wants to be near her people. With her affectionate nature, goofy grin, and love for life, Milly's ready to be someone's loyal, loving sidekick. If you're after a dog who'll brighten your day and keep you on your toes, Milly might just be the one.

My adoption fee includes desexing, health check, microchipping, I am up-to-date with vaccinations and eligible for free lifetime registration.

Adoption Fee: $300

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My health has been checked
I am desexed
I have been microchipped
6 ft fencing
Best as only dog
No small animals
Open to meet pet savvy kids
Prefers humans home regularly

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