Come Bye Border Collie Rescue adult dogs offered for adoption have been heartworm tested and are on heartworm preventative, spayed/neutered, up to date on shots, microchipped and, in season, on flea/tick preventative.
Come Bye Border Collie Rescue puppies are wormed for intestinal parasites, received their age appropriate vaccines and are microchipped. If too young to spay or neuter, the adopter will agree to spay or neuter the puppy as a part of the adoption, along with the payment of an additional $100 deposit.
Please note this dog's foster home Location is included on this page, but you must go through the adoption process and be approved prior to doing a meet and greet with the foster dog.
Abby Little miss Abby is a whole 33lbs, 2 1/2 year old female. With an adorable, petite body. She is the perfect size of heeler. She will be available later on this year, after her heartworm treatment is accomplished. Her personality is much like heeler/cattle dogs, when it comes to a Velcro dog. She wants to be with her people, however she handles being alone well and just sleeps on the couch or her bed. She has had NO signs of nipping people or my personal dogs. She does like to chase the barn cats and we will test her further on. She has mastered going up and down my stairs, especially when it’s feeding time. She is in the process of getting a routine with her crate. She does not just bolt in for food, due to the lack of food motivation. She is a thinker, but will go in crate. She has not had any accidents in my house or crate. She is a sweet/cuddly cattle dog and not an independent, unaffectionate one. Abby tested well with cats and showed some interest in play but No aggressive behavior. Abby must have a secure fence and she likes to explore and run, if given the opportunity.
Little Miss Abby is a whole 33lbs. With an adorable, petite body. She is the perfect size of Heeler.
She will be available later on this year, after her heartworm treatment is accomplished.
Her personality is much like Heeler/Cattle Dogs, when it comes to a Velcro dog.
She wants to be with her people, however she handles being alone well and just sleeps on the couch or her bed.
She has had NO signs of nipping people or my personal dogs.
She does like to chase the barn cats and we will test her further on.
She has mastered going up and down my stairs, especially when it’s feeding time.
She is in the process of getting a routine with her crate. She does not just bolt in for food, due to the lack of food motivation. She is a thinker, but will go in crate. She has not had any accidents in my house or crate.
She is a sweet/cuddly Cattle Dog and not an independent, unaffectionate one.
Abby will need a home with a fence. No invisible fences.
Abby was surrendered with 20 other dogs to a shelter for chasing chickens. We will be taking applications for Abby but she won't be available for adoption until after she has completed her heartworm treatments. Abby also has an umbilical hernia that will be repaired when she is spayed.
Abby is being fostered in Plymouth, IN
If you have questions about Abby , please email cripecasey@gmail. com . For additional information on Border Collies and our adoption process, please visit our website at www.comebyebcrescue.co m .
*** The potential adoptor will get a refund on the Application Fee if it’s determined by the Foster Parent that it’s not a good match for the dog and the dog for them, if we do not process their application.***
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Good with Dogs, Good with Cats
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Little miss Abby is a whole 33lbs, 2 1/2 year old female. With an adorable, petite body. She is the perfect size of heeler. She will be available later on this year, after her heartworm treatment is accomplished. Her personality is much like heeler/cattle dogs, when it comes to a Velcro dog. She wants to be with her people, however she handles being alone well and just sleeps on the couch or her bed. She has had NO signs of nipping people or my personal dogs. She does like to chase the barn cats and we will test her further on. She has mastered going up and down my stairs, especially when it’s feeding time. She is in the process of getting a routine with her crate. She does not just bolt in for food, due to the lack of food motivation. She is a thinker, but will go in crate. She has not had any accidents in my house or crate. She is a sweet/cuddly cattle dog and not an independent, unaffectionate one. Abby tested well with cats and showed some interest in play but No aggressive behavior. Abby must have a secure fence and she likes to explore and run, if given the opportunity.
