I need to rehome my dog Duke
I have moved from Auckland to Wellington and need to re home one of my dogs as we cant have 3 dogs at the property.
Duke is a Pure Breed Golden Retriever and is the most loving and affectionate pup, he truly will be your best friend. He turns 2 on the 14th Feb. He will come with all of his bedding and toys. He has been neutered, micro shipped and is registered ( in Auckland). All of his vaccines are up to date and you will get he vet book with the details.
I'm going to be really sad to see him go, however this will be the best thing for him. He will be in Wellington on Saturday afternoon and then i will be taking him to Masterton to stay with family until i can get settled.
I don't what to take any money, i just want him going to a great home
Please call or txt me on 0276554112
Photo 2 - Duke is at the front
Photo 3 - Duke is lying down on the left
Photo 4 - Duke is on the left
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