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Bonnie, Ridgeback xAdopted 🎉

Hinterland Hounds

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Bonnie

Adopted! Living her best life

Ridgeback xFemale3 years30kg · largeMaleny, QLDInterstate adoption OK
GentleSteadyLoves the beach

Would Bonnie suit your life?

Take the 2-minute quiz and we'll explain exactly how you'd fit together.

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Adoption fee $350 · includes desexing, microchip and vaccination.

About Bonnie

Bonnie found her family in September. We keep adopted profiles on record so rescues never lose a dog's history.

The home she's hoping for

Found it.

At a glance

Rated by Hinterland Hounds and her foster carer

Energy
Moderately active
Owner experience
Some experience helps
Home
Yard preferred
Time alone
Up to 6 hours
Children
Kids over 5
Other dogs
Dog-friendly
Cats
No cats
House training
House-trained
Coat
Sheds

Health & paperwork

What's already been done before adoption

  • Desexed
  • Vaccinated
  • Wormed
  • Heartworm prevention
  • MicrochippedNo. 956000010000118

QLD supply number: BEN-DEMO-4552. Rescue listings must show this under state dog-supply laws.

What Bonnie will cost

An honest yearly estimate for a 30kg adult, so there are no surprises.

$196

a month

$12,475

over 5 years, all in

  • FoodQuality dry food plus extras for a 30kg dog$1,220
  • Routine vet careAnnual health check and booster vaccinations$290
  • Parasite preventionFlea, tick, worming and heartworm$410
  • Council registrationTypical desexed-dog fee; varies by council$65
  • GroomingShampoo, brushes and the odd nail trim$90
  • Toys, treats and beddingReplacing chewed things is part of the fun$280
Yearly total$2,355

Optional extras: pet insurance about $780/yr; first-year setup (bed, lead, bowls, crate) about $350. Estimates use typical 2026 Australian prices and vary by vet, council and brand.

How adopting Bonnie works

  1. 1Send an enquiry
  2. 2Video call
  3. 3Meet the hound
  4. 4Home check
  5. 5Adoption finalised

Sighthound specialists on the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Retired racers, whippets and lurchers learning that couches are allowed. Small team, big hearts, very good at explaining why greyhounds are secretly lazy.

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Bonnie has found a home.

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