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Adopt Leeta I AM DEAF a Merle Australian Cattle Dog / Mixed dog in Mt.Airy
Australian Cattle Dog · Mount Airy, NCADOPTION FEE $425.00 SHE IS DEAF! Leeta is a blue heeler. She is around 30 poumds. She is assumed to be young around 2 years old. She is a super sweet little lady. She is very humble and affectionate. She is great with other dogs and she seems to ...3 days ago on Adopt-a-Pet.comTools -
Adopt Petey a Yellow Labrador Retriever, Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler
Australian Cattle Dog · Winston Salem, NCName: Petey Breed: Lab/Australian Cattle dog mix (our best guess!) DOB: approx 02/01/2024 Weight: currently 14 lbs, expected to be 50-60 lbs full grown (again, best guess!) Likes: Playing with his foster siblings, food, and stealing anything on th...Petey ·4 weeks ago on Petfinder.comTools -
Adopt Tuck a Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler, Catahoula Leopard Dog
Australian Cattle Dog · Mount Airy, NCMeet Tuck. In true heeler form, Tuck is a herder. He would do best in a home that has a true understanding of what that means. As the name suggests, herding breeds were developed to gather, herd, and protect livestock such as sheep or cattle. That...Tuck ·Over 4 weeks ago on Petfinder.comTools -
Our dogs are physically located and fostered in North Carolina until they are adopted. Once they are adopted we can transport them to your location or any of our north eastern delivery locations. We have a a very affordable transporter who comes n...Leeta(I am deaf) ·Over 4 weeks ago on Petfinder.comTools
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Adopt Robin a Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler, Eskimo Dog
Australian Cattle Dog · Summerfield, NCAdult Size: Medum/ Large Adult Good with: Dogs, cats Adoption fee: $350 - includes sterilization surgery, microchip, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations. If interested, please complete our adoption application. https://www.shelterluv.com/ma...Robin ·Over 4 weeks ago on Petfinder.comTools -
Hi! I was seized by the city animal control and had to be treated for a broken leg. I am a high energy guy who needs lots of distractions. In my foster homes during treatment, I bond more closely with the women but don't have problems with men. I'...Angus ·Over 4 weeks ago on Petfinder.comTools