Adopt Remi a White - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn Australian Shepherd / Mixed dog in | Brown, White, Yellow Male Australian Shepherd Adoption in Normal IL | 7233569278 | 7233569278

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Adopt Remi a White - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn Australian Shepherd / Mixed dog in

Location:

Normal, IL

Description:

Remi and Winny are a sibling duo who happen to be double merles. Remi is blind and Winny is deaf and partially blind in one eye. These puppies have been together since birth and rely on each other to get around. Our hope is that they find a loving home together. *Their adoption fee together is: $349* Remi has more love in his heart than any other dog! His love for his people & his sister is deep. The one thing his foster mama hates to hear from people is, "poor puppy" because he happens to be blind. Remi doesn't know any different and he lives his life like any other dog. Remi learns the layout of his home pretty quickly and won't run into much. It is very important to keep furniture where it is so he doesn't get confused! Like his sister, he loves tennis balls during playtime. Winny and Remi are excellent at keeping each other occupied, which is always a plus when it comes to puppies! This pup will curl up next to you for cuddles and is always willing to accept belly rubs! Remi has potty training down and rarely relieves himself in the house. He loves to relax outside on sunny days. Remi would be a wonderful addition to any home! "Merle Ocular Dysgenesis (MOD) is a hereditary, congenital condition, which may affect animals displaying merled coat coloration. MOD results from abnormal embryonic differentiation of tissues and may lead to multiple ocular abnormalities including any combination of microphthalmos, microcornea, scleral staphyloma, persistent pupillary membranes (PPMs), heterochromia iris, iridal hypoplasia/coloboma (with resultant dyscoria/chorectopia), pseudopolycoria, iridocorneal angle dysplasia, lenticular coloboma/cataract/subluxation, choroidal hypoplasia, optic nerve coloboma, retinal dysplasia and/or retinal detachment (with or without hyphema). Changes are bilateral but not always symmetrical. Affected dogs (notably homozygous "white merles) may also be congenitally deaf. Commonly affected breeds include the Australian Shepherd, (merled) Collies, Shetland Sheepdog, Harlequin Great Dane & (merled) Long-haired Dachshund." Adoption fee: 299 for one or if you about them as a pair it is 399! Available: Now All Pet Central animals are up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations, spayed or neutered, microchipped (registration included), and current on parasite prevention. Dogs over six-months of age are heartworm tested. When adopting, we will ensure that you receive copies of veterinary and microchip records. If you are interested in this pet, please fill out the brief Adopter Survey by hitting "Apply for Adoption" on the profile. After we review your completed survey we will contact you by phone or email within three business days. We're primarily a volunteer organization, so we appreciate your patience. Please note- Out of respect for our volunteers and staff, we are closed on Sundays and Mondays and will not be processing any applications on that day. Do get back to us right away when we call or email regarding an application so that we can quickly connect using the process below: A PCH adoption counselor will contact potential adopters within three business days (PCH cannot guarantee any pet's availability, but we make every effort to accommodate adopters with a reply and possible alternative suggestions). Counselor and client will then have a conversation to answer questions, discuss any medical needs for the pet and determine the suitability of a match. After a match is made, clients will be asked to sign our adoption agreement and pay the adoption fee online through our secure payment system *Please see our modified no-risk return policy. (below) The PCH adoption counselor will then set up a specific appointment time and location. Adopters should bring a pet carrier and leash to pick up. All pets will go home with a collar. It is important that clients arrive on time, neither early nor late. If your adoption is scheduled at Pet Central Helps!: Upon arrival inside the Crossroads Center complex (360 Wylie Drive), look for the black Pet Central Helps! semi-trailer, which is right outside of our facility (Suite 720). Park in the parking lot and enter the facility. A PCH representative will greet you and show you to the adoption room. Your new pet will be handed to you. We will take a "Happy Adoption Day photo with your pet and family. If your adoption is scheduled at PetSmart: Park in the PetSmart Parking lot and enter the store. We will be set up down the center aisle. Let us know you are here to pick up your pet! A PCH representative will confirm your information and hand you your pet. We will take a "Happy Adoption Day" photo with your pet and family. PCH supports a 21-day no-fault return policy in which adopters are given the opportunity to find a better match. If we are not able to provide advice/tools to keep a pet in the home we offer these options: Exchange for a pet that may be a better match** Receive a refund minus a $40 processing fee** With this approach, we can often turn mismatches into opportunities! Take advantage of the free first week/10% discount with GoodPup Training! This program allows you to work with a professional from the comfort of your own home. Thank you, Pet Central Helps!

Breed:

Australian Shepherd

Category:

Dogs

Color:

Brown

Sex:

Male

Posted:

April 10 on Adopt-a-Pet.com