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5 months • Kelpie, Staffy
Listing confirmed 10 November 2026
All adoption applications are handled directly by Geelong Animal Welfare Society. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Meet Zoro, he's sweet and affectionate, soft natured boy who loves to play and always loves a cuddle! While in our care, Zoro had one of his eyes removed and is now a one-eyed puppy. He has adapted well and continues to enjoy playing, exploring and being a typical happy puppy. Zoro is ready to find a loving home where he can continue to grow and learn. He is a typical puppy who is still discovering the world around him. He loves to play, explore and get involved in whatever is happening around him, but he is also loves to settle down for a cuddle with his favourite people. Like any puppy, Zoro is still learning his manners and will need a family who understands the time, patience and commitment involved in raising a young dog. His new family will need to continue his training and socialisation to help him develop into a confident and well-mannered adult dog. He is doing really well with his toilet training, but his new family will need to continue this training as he grows. Zoro will thrive in a home that can provide him with plenty of physical exercise, mental enrichment and guidance as he grows. He is also very dog-social and would likely benefit from having a well-matched dog companion in his new home. He may also suit a dog-savvy cat. Zoro is looking for a family ready for all the fun, learning, and responsibility that comes with raising a puppy. In return, this sweet and affectionate boy will bring plenty of cuddles, companionship and love to his lucky new family.
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