Wyatt

Collie Rescue League would like to welcome collie Wyatt to foster care. Wyatt just turned a year old in October. He is a male sable and very handsome. He is good with cats, is crate trained, and loves to play with other dogs. Wyatt is up to date on all vaccines, and is currently under assessment in his foster home, so stay tuned.  ADOPTION ON HOLD

Houston

Houston is a one-year-old rough sable female. She is a small collie at just over 32 pounds. Houston is up to date on her all her vaccines, has been spayed, and recently had her eyes examined.  She would do best in a home that is experienced with shy collies. Houston knows basic commands but her adopter must be committed to obedience training to develop her sense of self confidence. Houston would be best in a home with another dog as a confident mentor. Houston has learned the joy of playing while in foster care! Houston will require a fenced yard.

Lyndsey 

Lyndsey is a beautiful female blue merle smooth collie, and is approximately 4 years old. She is current on all her vaccines and is spayed. Lyndsey will need a home with another dog who can mentor her. She is fine with cats and other dogs. A home with older children will be ideal, but she is not a fan of small children. Lyndsey is crate-and house trained. We would suggest obedience training to help with her confidence building. Lyndsey will require a fenced yard. 

 Stevie

Stevie is an affectionate and beautiful rough sable collie. She is approximately 4 years old.  Stevie is spayed, is current on all vaccines, and recently had her teeth cleaned. She is great with cats and other dogs and is having a great time with her new sheltie sister. Stevie is house and crate trained. Stevie loves to cuddle on the bed. She is an active collie and loves to run and play in her fenced yard. A home that is willing to work on her continued socialization would be best for her. We are confident that Stevie would also benefit from obedience training.

Rosie 

Rosie is a female sable collie and is approximately 5 years old. She is spayed, microchipped, crate trained, and up-to-date on all her vaccines. Rosie's foster mom tells us that she is an "absolute princess" or in other words, would like all your attention! Rosie is fine with other animals and cats as well as other dogs. As you can see Rosie is not phased by peacocks! Rosie requires a fenced yard as well as a couch to hold court from! She can be quite the actress. Rosie is fine with women and children but is fearful of men. 

(Rosie- picture 2)