Leroy

Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler | Galveston, IN

Age : 1 Year 6 MonthsMaleMediumBlue/Silver/Salt & Pepper

About

Meet Leroy

Leroy is the ultimate companion for anyone seeking a sweet, affectionate friend. He adores snuggling up in your chair while you enjoy your favorite shows, and he loves nothing more than to rub his face against yours when you give him some love. With his heartwarming habit of burrowing into warm blankets fresh from the dryer, Leroy is a bundle of adorable joy! This charming pup has a playful side, too! He’s a squeaky ball enthusiast who loves to fetch and will keep you entertained with his relentless squeaking. Leroy is well-behaved in the car and has completed obedience classes, showcasing his intelligence and eagerness to learn.  While he’s a friendly guy with people—ask the vets and techs who adore him—Leroy does prefer a calm environment without other dogs. He thrives best in a home with a young, kid-free couple or a single person looking for a loyal companion. Leroy is a medium-energy dog who enjoys small walks and some fetching in the living room, making him the perfect pet for a relaxed lifestyle. Please note that Leroy needs a special home where he can be the only dog. He has had some challenges with dog interactions, so he’s managed carefully in his current environment. His sweet nature shines brightest when surrounded by humans who appreciate his uniqueness. If you’re ready to welcome a loving, cuddly companion, Leroy is excited to meet you!

Adoption Process
Adoption process includes completing an application, having personal references checked, vet checks and home visit by one of our volunteers. Your application and backup information is then presented to the Board/Committee for review. Once your application has been approved, you may then schedule a meeting with the dog(s) in which you are interested. The foster home has the final approval on the adoption of his or her dog.

Contact
Come Bye Border Collie Rescue
(618) 532-7289
[email protected]
http://www.comebyebcrescue.org