Puppies

Could you offer one of our puppies a forever home?

They are still far too young to leave MoonAcre, but over the coming weeks we will watch them grow, learn and develop their own little personalities. As they become more independent, we’ll spend time getting to know each puppy as an individual – their characters, confidence levels, energy, likes and dislikes – so that we can help find the right home for each of them.

They will remain safely at MoonAcre with their mum and siblings while they are young. During this time, they will receive the care, socialisation and veterinary attention they need, including their vaccinations and other preparation for their future journeys.

Bonnie
Willow
Patrice
Goose
Sienna
Sable
Rory

Finding the right forever home

As they grow, we will be able to tell prospective adopters more about each puppy and help match them with the family that suits them best.

Our adoption process includes an application and video home check, and we take the time to make sure every match is right for both the puppy and their new family.

When can they travel?

The puppies are not ready to travel yet. They will remain at MoonAcre until they are old enough and have completed all the necessary veterinary preparation for international travel.

We expect them to be ready for their new lives in the new year, subject to their individual development and completion of all required veterinary requirements.

If you think one of Linda’s puppies could be the newest member of your family, you can register your interest now and follow their journey as they grow.