Ollie

About Ollie<br/>Status: Available<br/>Breed: Border Collie<br/>Gender: Neutered Male<br/>DOB: 01/05/2022<br/>LOCATION: Farmville, VA<br/>WEIGHT: 45lbs<br/>COAT: Rough Coat<br/>COLOR: Black and White<br/>ACTIVITY LEVEL: Active Companion<br/><br/>Meet Ollie!<br/><br/>This freckled cutie is ready to find his people! Ollie is a 4 year old border collie that found his way to rescue a little over a month ago due to a change in work schedule and needing more activity. Ollie has been flourishing with his foster but is going to need a dedicated home.<br/><br/>Ollie joined rescue a little overweight and is slowly shedding the pounds and getting more and more active. Frisbee has been Ollie’s go-to exercise! He loves chasing it and will probably be good at catching it if someone takes the time to teach him! Ollie is great with cats, has been fine with chickens, and has done well with dogs with slow introductions. He would do best with a female dog but the right male would be considered. As long as introductions are slow and done right, not forced, he will be fine.<br/><br/>Ollie is going to need continued training; he’s pretty much a blank slate and he would benefit from a group class. He knows sit and down and has recently started walking well on a leash. He doesn’t have a recall and will need a fenced-in yard and someone who will continue working on it with him. Ollie has never really looked at his person as a leader and is going to need someone that will put in the work and build a bond with him. He wants to please but also wants to do things his way so someone he can trust will build that bond best! He sleeps soundly in a crate all night and is house trained.<br/><br/>Ollie is a lot of dog and isn’t for the first time dog owner. A home with older kids would be best as quick, sudden movements and grabs from young kids will startle him. So homes with kids under 12 will NOT be considered. Ollie is neutered and up-to-date on vetting.<br/><br/>If you are the perfect forever home for Ollie, please fill out an application and contact his foster parents at faithandquest2@gmail.com. BRBCR’s approval process includes phone interviews, reference checks, and a home visit prior to meeting a foster dog. Approved applicants must meet at the foster dog’s location. Every adoption begins with a 2-week trial period.<br/><br/>Ollie’s adoption fee is $350.<br/><br/>Thank you for considering a rescue dog!

About Ollie
Status: Available
Breed: Border Collie
Gender: Neutered Male
DOB: 01/05/2022
LOCATION: Farmville, VA
WEIGHT: 45lbs
COAT: Rough Coat
COLOR: Black and White
ACTIVITY LEVEL: Active Companion

Meet Ollie!

This freckled cutie is ready to find his people! Ollie is a 4 year old border collie that found his way to rescue a little over a month ago due to a change in work schedule and needing more activity. Ollie has been flourishing with his foster but is going to need a dedicated home.

Ollie joined rescue a little overweight and is slowly shedding the pounds and getting more and more active. Frisbee has been Ollie’s go-to exercise! He loves chasing it and will probably be good at catching it if someone takes the time to teach him! Ollie is great with cats, has been fine with chickens, and has done well with dogs with slow introductions. He would do best with a female dog but the right male would be considered. As long as introductions are slow and done right,

About Ollie
Status: Available
Breed: Border Collie
Gender: Neutered Male
DOB: 01/05/2022
LOCATION: Farmville, VA
WEIGHT: 45lbs
COAT: Rough Coat
COLOR: Black and White
ACTIVITY LEVEL: Active Companion

Meet Ollie!

This freckled cutie is ready to find his people! Ollie is a 4 year old border collie that found his way to rescue a little over a month ago due to a change in work schedule and needing more activity. Ollie has been flourishing with his foster but is going to need a dedicated home.

Ollie joined rescue a little overweight and is slowly shedding the pounds and getting more and more active. Frisbee has been Ollie’s go-to exercise! He loves chasing it and will probably be good at catching it if someone takes the time to teach him! Ollie is great with cats, has been fine with chickens, and has done well with dogs with slow introductions. He would do best with a female dog but the right male would be considered. As long as introductions are slow and done right, not forced, he will be fine.

Ollie is going to need continued training; he’s pretty much a blank slate and he would benefit from a group class. He knows sit and down and has recently started walking well on a leash. He doesn’t have a recall and will need a fenced-in yard and someone who will continue working on it with him. Ollie has never really looked at his person as a leader and is go