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Kermit
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Kermit

5 Months

Name: Kermit
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Black and White
Size: Medium
Approx DOB: 30/01/2026
Gender: Male
Admitted: 23/03/2026
Microchip: 956000018420007
Adopt Fee: $50
Source number: BR102415
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Meet Kermit! 💚
This young little hopper is full of fun, mischief, cuddles, and personality! Whether he’s bouncing around the room, chasing toys, or snuggling up after a big adventure, he’s guaranteed to bring smiles wherever he goes.
He’s a sweet boy, just looking for a warm kind hope to give him that fresh start he deserves!
No magical kiss required—just a loving family
Now, Kermit currently has a case of Juvenile Gingivitis so he is on a long course of antibiotic to clear this up – but after this course, he shouldn’t need further treatment.
📞Please contact us on 03 9722 1265 to arrange an appointment to meet Kermit or one of the other froggy crew! 🐸

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26 Homestead Road
Wonga Park Vic 3115

p: 03 9722 1265
e: enquiries@bluecrossanimals.org.au

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Please note: Completion of this form indicates an expression of interest only, does not guarantee adoption. Please ensure you include all relevant information in this application and fill out in as much detail as you can.

We make our decision on whom to contact from the information you give us. If you are not one of those called, this does not mean you are not a good applicant but based on the information you gave us you do not seem the best match for this particular dog. This application can then be used for other dogs that maybe a more suitable match.

What attracted you to this dog?
Are you fully aware of all the responsibilities & financial requirements regarding dog ownership? *
Are you prepared to take on a medical or behavioural needs dog? *
What are their ages? *

This information helps us assess the most appropriate match for everyone in the household. Each household is assessed individually.

Who else will have regular contact with the dog? *
Do they have any pets that would have regular contact with the animal? *
Best describe your household? *
What is your work situation? *
What type of residence do you live in? *
How big is your yard? *
How would you describe your homes fencing? *
Where will your new family member be kept? *
Do you have other pets? *
Where will the dog be kept when you are out? *
How long will your new dog be left without human supervision on an average weekday? *
What training equipment have you used? *
How often will the dog be walked? *
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