ADOPT A DINGOThanks for taking the time to consider adopting a displaced dingo or dingo-hybrid who needs a new start.
Every dingo in our care has a special story of how he or she came to be homeless. Though each dingo's story is different, they all have a common desire to belong to a loving home once again. As a pack animal, dingoes love company! Not built for the solo life, dingoes want to be with their families at all times - be that dingo, human or dog! If you think you can provide the kind of home a dingo will love, please get in touch with us using our application form below. Adoption DonationsYour tax-deductible donation to adopt a dingo plays a vital role in the sustainability of our life saving rescue work.
When a dingo comes into our care, we immediately cover expenses for emergency vet treatment, microchip, vaccinations, parasite control, and at a later date desexing. As many dingoes come into our care from the wild in critical condition, we rehabilitate these beautiful animals for many months, sometimes even over a year, covering all rehabilitation expenses along the way. Your donation to adopt an animal in our care covers a portion of these expenses and allows us to continue our life saving work. By donating to us you are not only helping the individual animal you have adopted but are supporting future rescue cases. Thank you for partnering with us to save the wild-hearted. Application FormTo begin our adoption care application we would like to gather some information about you, your home and your interest in dingo care. This helps us match you with the most suitable dingo. Please take some time to carefully complete our application form below.
If you're having trouble with this form or have any questions, please email your written application and images to rescue@dingoden.net
KirimaTax deductible adoption donation of $450 or more
Microchip Number: 991001002378905
Beautiful Kirima is ready for his forever family. This little man is an absolute sweetheart with a cheeky, but gentle soul. He is so appreciative of everything around him and loves to be part of a family. He is extremely intelligent and is quick to figure out how things work.
Kirima had his eye removed when he first came into care with us as it was severely damaged. He was orphaned at a very young age and was found unconscious on the side of a road. He has been through a great deal of rehabilitation and is now a healthy and happy pup. Kirima is going to need that special someone who understands his needs. Obviously having his vision halved, he does bump into things at times and it takes him a little longer to become comfortable in new surroundings as he knows he has a disability. He often uses his foster carers leg as a guide for his blind side and walks with her as they go about their daily routines. Once he feels comfortable and secure in his home, Kirima loves everything with his entire heart. He loves to be playing outside and loves running. He would be best suited to a home with other dogs/dingoes that he can play with and have for company and support. He loves a good wrestle and game of tug o war with his current fury foster brothers. Kirima needs a family with time, patience and understanding. He needs people who are going to make him feel safe and secure and introduce him to new things at a slow pace to continue building confidence. He settles around new people in a short amount of time. Especially if treats are involved. Kirima knows his name and does come when he is called... if there is nothing more interesting going on! He knows sit and stay and is gentle around food. He walks well on lead in his environment but does need work walking on lead in new surroundings. Once again this comes down to confidence building. Kirima really is a cheeky, happy go lucky, funny little goofball who will make your heart melt. If you think you can give this gentle, loving soul a forever home please fill out the application form to the left. BurtTax deductible adoption donation of $450 or more
Microchip Number: 956000006481054
Burt came into care with his brother Ernie. They were both in awful condition and needed help fast.
Burt has spent most of his time in foster care with us. He is growing quicker by the minute and has become such a cheeky and confident little man. Burt loves other dogs and he is friendly around people that he is comfortable with. He is a really sweet dingo but he does have the typical boisterous boy personality. Burt will need a strong lead to help with his confidence and make sure his mischief doesn't get out of hand. Burt loves cuddles and kisses and will happily sit on your lap for hours. His favourite toy is a tennis ball which we will happily chase across the floor when ever he gets the chance. If you have room in your heart and home for Burt, please complete the adoption form to the left. |
AuroraTax deductible adoption donation of $450 or more
Microchip Number: 956000005673902
This beautiful little lady is a wild born orphan who came into care with us just in time.
She has been in foster care for a number of months and she is doing wonderfully. Aurora is such a gentle soul with the cheekiest personality. She loves to play and is great at creating her own little games. She adores all dogs and dingoes and follows her older foster siblings around everywhere. Aurora loves a scratch and will often nudge you with her nose when she isn't getting one. While she has come such a long way, Aurora does need work on building her confidence with humans. She likes to sit back and watch her foster Mum go about her daily tasks. She is incredibly intelligent and observes everything. Aurora is absolutely beautiful with such a sweet personality. If you would like to adopt Aurora, please fill out the adoption form to the left. ErnieTax deductible adoption donation of $450 or more
Microchip Number: 953010003394431
Ernie is a happy little ball of sunshine. This beautiful boy is such a loving young man who always has that cheeky dingo smile on his face.
Ernie is a very energetic young dingo. He loves to run and play but above all he loves a cuddle. There is no such thing as personal space with Ernie. According to him your lap is the place to be. Ernie hates being alone so he needs a home with another dog or dingo to keep him company. He needs humans who are energetic and active and who are willing to devote time to his training and progress. Ernie can be very independent at times so he will need that strong alpha lead from his human to give him guidance. Ernie knows his name and he knows how to sit. His manners around food are amazing. He adores other dogs and loves to play and wrestle. He loves a swim and will run until he flops onto the floor for a nap. He loves being outside but is used to sleeping inside at nights. His search for belonging is strong so being part of the family is extremely important for this young man. If you wish to adopt Ernie along with all of his cheeky dingo antics please fill out the adoption form to the left. BanjoTax deductible adoption donation of $450 or more
Microchip Number: 991001000611635
Banjo is a handsome dingo who will make a gentle companion.
His journey started when he was found in the bush as a young pup with no sign of his parents. He spent the first year in our sanctuary where he learned to be a dingo with the other pups and dingoes in our care. Banjo made great progress in the sanctuary given his rough start to life and transitioned into foster care where he has been learning how to live with a family in a domestic setting for a number of months. His quiet and gentle nature makes him a firm favourite of the two young girls in his foster home. Banjo is reserved until he gets to know you but once he does, you’ll be greeted by his beautiful long and bushy tail fanning out a special greeting for you. When you sit quietly he’ll come up to you and loves to get a gentle pat or to softly smell what you have been up to for the day. He is house trained and will sit quietly on his bed watching the activities of the household. Banjo loves to go out for a walk with those he trusts and again responds very well to his young foster guardians and will walk well on lead for them. He has made excellent progress with his foster carers and will respond to commands such as ‘leave it’, ‘come’ and ‘sit’. On the home front where Banjo is free to move around more easily he plays well with other dogs and dingoes including puppies and has never shown any aggression towards people. He loves a good squeaky toy (has even been known to retrieve!) and keeps all of us amused with the obvious joy he has for hiding his soft toys around the garden. Banjo is a gentle soul, wise beyond his two young years. He’d do very well in a home where he has a full time human companion. Alternatively if you cannot be home full time, Banjo would do well with another dingo or mid/large dog for company during the day and a companion who is willing to invest that little bit extra to help Banjo gain his confidence when out and about with other canines. Banjo is a strikingly good looking example of our beloved dingoes with much of the gentle and cautious nature that have enabled them to survive and thrive for generations on our land. If you would like to offer Banjo a place in your heart and home, please fill out the adoption form to the left. STRENGTH
Tax deductible adoption donation of $650 or more
Microchip Number: 900079000552705
Strength is a gentle soul with a genuine love for life.
This handsome man is a well rounded young dingo who loves people and other dogs. He can be shy upon first meeting but once he is comfortable he is very playful and is happiest when he is part of the action. He would love a family that would include him in their daily activities and he would love to have another canine companion to keep him company, and to explore the world with. Strength is a very intelligent dingo who will need lots of mental and physical stimulation as he develops. He will need regular exercise and lots of positive socialisation to ensure he continues to grow into a happy and healthy dingo. If you have room in your heart and home for Strength, please complete the adoption form to the left. RO
Tax deductible adoption donation of $650 or more
Microchip Number: 900164001836766
Ro came into care with us as a tiny wild born orphan. She lost her parents at just a few weeks of age and was left to survive on her own. Shaking and scared with scars to show her battles, this little warrior began her rehabilitation at our sanctuary. Within a few days Ro began to show us her cheeky personality.
Like most wild borns, Ro is shy and a little timid upon first meeting but it doesn't take her long to warm up to people once she feels comfortable. She is a happy young dingo who loves to play and adventure. She is a sweetheart with her trusted humans and loves to play rough with her dingo friends. Ro will need another canine friend in her new home to keep her company and help with her confidence. Ro has been learning basic training and manners from our volunteers and her practise walking on lead has been going very well. She now joins the main pack on our bushwalks and she absolutely loves it. Ro has regular exposure to being indoors and she does very well. Like any animal she will need time to learn in a new environment. Ro needs an understanding family who will continue to support her with her confidence and socialisation. She is a very intelligent dingo who will need regular mental and physical stimulation to keep her beautiful dingo mind healthy and active. We are so incredibly proud of this beautiful young dingo and we know she will make a wonderful addition to a loving family. If you think Ro is the perfect addition for your family, please complete the adoption form to the left. |
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