18/08/2026
Momo and Fuji are looking for their heroes 🩵
Hi, I’m Momo! 🐾
I’m a fun-loving, intelligent boy who has made HUGE progress during my many months at RSPCA WA, thanks to lots of support from the behaviour team. I love spending time with my favourite Staffy friends, and now I’m ready to find my person!
I’m looking for someone with working breed experience who can give me time and patience to settle in. Someone who works part time or from home would be ideal. I’ll need a calm, spacious home away from busy city life, apartments and lots of noise. I may be happy living with another dog depending on how I settle, and I can live with older, dog-savvy kids.
I know I might need a little more support than your average adoption dog, but I promise I have so much love and potential to give. My friends at RSPCA WA will also be there to support my new family along the way, with ongoing guidance to help us settle in together. ✨
And I’m not the only one looking for a hero...
Hi, I’m Fuji! 🐾
I’ve also been waiting patiently for my forever home, and I’ve spent some time in foster care learning what it’s like to live in a home of my own.
I’m a clever boy with lots of potential, and I’m looking for someone who understands dogs like me and will continue helping me thrive. Just like Momo, I’ll need a calm, spacious home away from busy city life and apartments, where I can enjoy life at my own pace. I’d love to be your one and only dog - I think having all the love and attention to myself sounds pretty great!
I can even handle my humans going to work, so don’t worry if you’re not home all day. I can also live with children of all ages. I just need a family who understands me and my needs, with the help and guidance of the team at RSPCA WA.
We know we’re not your average adoption stories. But we also know there are special people out there who will look at us and see everything we can be. 🥹
Could you be the hero Momo or Fuji has been waiting for? 🩵 Meet them Tuesday - Friday 9am-5pm. Their adoption profiles are linked in the comments below.
If you can't adopt, please share Momo and Fuji's story.