All dogs/puppies on this page up up for adoption unless otherwise marked. Dogs listed as “Courtesy Post” are not a part of the rescue and we are only assisting the families to re-home their pet. Please consider bringing a trainer along when meeting the dog to assess for your family.
All dogs and puppies through the rescue have been spayed or neutered, microchipped, have first vaccines (including rabies if older than 16 weeks) as well as parasite control.
Please click here for an application.
Home visits are required, so we can meet you and your family to ensure the dog or puppy is a good fit for your family.
Adoption fees:
Mix breed puppies …$750 + PST (1 year or under)
Adult mix breed dogs…$550 +PST
Single breed puppies 1 year or under. $1000.00
Single breed adults over a year $750.00
Purebred, fancy breeds and major surgery dogs adoption fees are set by current and fair pricing. Please discuss before adoption.
Payment can be made by cheque, e-transfer or cash.
Thinking about getting a puppy? Please do your research to make sure a dog or puppy is for you.
Our Dogs
ADOPTION PENDING!
Ahsoka is about 7 months old, great with other dogs and lives with dog savvy cats.
She needs to brush up on her basics and get some more practice with leash walking, but she is a gem and very eager to please!
Ahsoka is mid sized (currently just over 40lbs), bouncy, cute and so sweet!! She sleeps in her crate no problem, loves to follow her favorite people and other dogs around and loves to go on adventure hikes.
She will make some lucky peeps a great active family companion.
Boris is available for foster-to-adopt
Despite a tough first couple years of life, 2 year old Boris is the sweetest dog! Friendly with people (including kids) and currently being fostered with 5 female dogs ranging from a mini Poodle to a Rottweiler. He is great with all the dogs he lives with, and loves to play chase and wrestle (he does a great job of ignoring the ones who have no interest in rough housing).
Boris has been enjoying daily off leash hikes, and he loves running free in the forest with his friends. He needs more work on his leash skills, and he is reactive to dogs on leash.
He does have some compulsive behaviours (circling and tail chasing). While he has made huge improvements, this is something that still needs a bit of management (and may always). He just isn’t a dog that can be left out in the yard for long unattended, as he will get into those behaviours.
Boris is fine in his crate, and he is crated when left alone. He is also well behaved in the house. He would likely do best in a bit of a quieter area, only because of his leash reactivity. However with someone who is dedicated to doing some training and working with him on this, we are open to placing him in a regular residential area if it is the right fit.
If you have room in your home and heart for the loveliest dog who needs a bit of work and patience, Boris could be the one for you. He will be an amazing, loyal companion for someone who is willing to work with him, and understands that it will take time.
ADOPTION PENDING!
Zeke is a 2yo neutered male border collie. He is currently in a foster home with multiple dogs, a dog savvy cat and livestock and is doing really well with all. Zeke is a high energy, drivey, and anxious guy. He has settled well into his foster home and gets lots of exercise, but will need a patient and experienced adopter that will give him the time he needs to settle in, and eventually a job or regular outlet for his energy and drive (dog sport people?!) . Zeke is not a couch potato and will not be suitable as a neighbourhood walk only dog!
Zeke has a sad and mysterious past, and takes much longer to warm up to men than women, his new people need to be understanding and patient, and not allow him to foster an unhealthy attachment to his female owner. He will NOT be a social butterfly kind of dog with people, but he has been professionally groomed, and fully vetted and was good in both of those settings.
His current foster has been working diligently to curb and prevent separation anxiety, and the longer he is settled the better he gets. He loves the man in his home now, but his lady is #1 (boy dog life am I right?). Zeke adores other dogs and is very playful, another herding dog that is confident and playful would be super for this guy! Zeke will not be adopted to a home with children under 15, and would do best in a home with less comings and goings. He would not be suitable for an apartment or condo, and would prefer to live in a quieter area with folks that are currently active and outdoorsy. Zeke is a wee lad at 35lbs!