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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-06-09-00111Daisy (female)
Daisy is a wonderful pet who is affectionate to adults and children. She gets along fairly well with other dogs, as soon as she becomes used to them. However, she has a high prey drive and is incompatible with cats. Because we have a cat, we cannot keep her. Daisy would do best in an active home, because she needs lots of exercise or even better, a job. We love her very much so seeking a new home for her is hard for us. Unfortunately, our home is not the best fit for her. Bernalillo County Albuquerque, NM MAP IT!
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 | Animal ID: 991001000200783SADIE NM (female)
Hi, My name is Sadie. I was found roaming the streets 3 months ago and am about 1 1/2 to 2 years old. I am a very smart and active dog. I love to play with other dogs, love people and kids, and love to play ball. I would be a great dog to teach agility to or be with a very active family. Please adopt me so I don't have to return to a shelter. Lea County Hobbs, TX 88240 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-03-09-00481Seamus (male)
Seamus (pronounced 'shay-muss') is a really sweet, intelligent 4-year-old purebred border collie (we have his papers). He was bred by a farmer in New Mexico who treated him very well. We raised him from 3 months and never physically corrected or harmed him. He knows all the basic commands, learns quickly, and even responds to hand gestures. Seamus is really a great dog, but unfortunately we are finding that our living situation doesn't meet his needs. He loves to swim, fetch, and run, but is fearful and anxious, which causes him to sometimes growl and bear his teeth at us (and sometimes snap) when we try to make him do something he doesn't ... (Read More)want to. We have to travel often, and he needs more space, stability, and an owner with more experience handling unstable dogs. I wouldn't fully trust him around kids, who don't know how to read his body language. I want to emphasize that Seamus was never abused and is a wonderful dog, but he needs rehabbing, or maybe just a job and lots of space. He needs daily exercise for his body and mind, and potentially could even be helped by anti-anxiety medication. He's good with submissive dogs and will play with them, but will scrap with more dominant (usually male) dogs. We love Seamus, and this has been a difficult decision, but we've realized we can't give him what he needs and his quality of life is suffering. For the right people who have the time, patience, and resources to work with him, he would be an amazing dog. (Less) McKinley County Gallup, NM 87301 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-01-08-00317Echo (male)
Echo is a 1 year old male Husky-Border Collie mix. He is learning to walk on leash, does well in a crate for short periods of time, and plays well with most dogs. Echo currently weighs 35 pounds and is growing fast. He will likely grow to be over 60 pounds. Echo is a high energy dog and will need a secure yard with fencing a minimum of 5 feet high. Echo's adoption fee is $225. To submit an adoption application or to see all of our adoptable huskies, husky mixes, and other dogs, please visit www.nmsiberianrescue.com or just google 'Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico' Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico Bernalillo County New Mexico
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 | Rescue Me ID: 15-10-15-00454Elle (female)
Elle and her brother, Cay, were dropped off at the local Circle K store. An alert clerk called us to come rescue them before they could get into trouble. We figure the pups are around 8 months old at the time of this posting. Elle always has a smile on her face and a wag on her tail. She would make a great family pet. Cuba Animal Welfare Sandoval County Cuba, NM MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 15-08-05-00145Auntie (female)
Auntie is a true rez dog. She came to us from a shelter in Arizona. Wherever she started out she was apparently well cared for. Auntie is friendly and obedient. Could you be her new pack leader? Cuba Animal Welfare Sandoval County Cuba, NM MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting a Border Collie in New Mexico | |||||||||
Border Collie Dogs can make good pets in New Mexico if they match your IifestyIe. Border Collies are extremely intelligent, faithful dogs who live to please their masters. Border Collies need lots of attention and praise. They respond to high level obedience training and make excellent Frisbee dogs and farm workers. Border Collies do well in large yards or with acreage and they need a job to do. If a Border Collie becomes bored, he will find his own job to do and it may not be the owner's idea of work. Border Collies do well with older children and other dogs, and some Border Collies can coexist with cats. However, it depends on the dog, and generally Border Collies should not be trusted with non-canine pets.
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