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ADOPTION STEPS​
  1. Please make sure everyone in your household agrees on adopting a dog. We’ve had applications where we later learned another family member was not on board, after we have spent considerable time corresponding with the applicant.

  2. Please complete the application using the button link below. Not all questions apply to every dog - for example, if you’re adopting a nervous or senior dog, we don’t expect you to take them to a dog park.

  3. If you’re a good match for the dog, we’ll follow up by email within 3–5 days. We follow this up by a phone call. We can’t contact every applicant individually, but we do keep applications on file and often match families with future dogs this way. If selected, we’ll continue the process with a home visit (in person or virtual) to meet your family and review your home and outdoor space, contact your references, and—if you live nearby—arrange a visit with the dog and their foster family.

  4. If approved, we’ll request a $200 deposit to confirm your commitment to adopting the dog.

  5. We’ll then arrange a time and place for you to pick up your dog and begin a two-week trial. At pickup, you’ll sign the adoption contract, receive health records, and pay the remaining adoption fee by e-transfer or cash (no personal cheques).

  6. If the two-week trial goes well, the dog is officially yours. If it’s not a good fit, you may return the dog and receive a refund minus a $100 donation. This is rare. We’ll register the microchip in your name after the trial period.

  7. The adoption fee for our dogs is $750 plus 7% PST. Senior dogs and bonded pairs have lower fees.

         
 
 

AVAILABLE DOGS
 

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                   Meet Sophie & Trudy!

Sophie and Trudy are two beautiful white Chihuahua sisters who are looking for a special forever home. They are just 10 months old and weigh 9-10 lbs! 

These little girls had a frightening start to life, ending up in a kill shelter in California. They were very scared in the shelter, but once they found themselves somewhere safe and secure, their adorable puppy personalities began to shine!

Today, they are playful, affectionate little bundles of energy who are making up for lost time! They love jumping around, wrestling with each other, exploring everything, and enthusiastically destroying toys and the occasional piece of paper! They are full of puppy mischief and will keep you entertained with their antics.

Although they are happy, loving and playful once comfortable, Sophie and Trudy can be nervous in unfamiliar situations and when meeting new dogs or cats. They will need patient, understanding adopters who can help build their confidence at their own pace.
Being puppies, this is a wonderful time to introduce them to the world through positive experiences, gentle socialization and consistent guidance. The confidence they develop now will benefit them throughout their lives.
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Meet Finn – A Sweet, Playful boy!
 

He is a scruffy Cairn/Schnauzer terrier mix estimated to be about two years old, and weighs 21 lbs. Finn is currently being fostered in White Rock! We are currently accepting applications for him. We are looking for an adopter who has a playful dog or an adopter who would like to also adopt Finn's best friend Artie. Artie is a 7.5 lb, 1 1/2 year ADORABLE pomerian chihuahua mix.
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Finn may be shy when you first meet him, but once he feels safe and comfortable, his adorable personality really begins to shine! This sweet boy has come out of his shell in a loving foster home and is showing just how affectionate and loving he can be. Looks like he had a rough start in life, but he has discovered life is good!
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Finn is very dog-friendly and loves to play with his canine friends. He plays gently with smaller dogs. Finn has a fun, playful nature without being hyper, making him a lovely companion for a home that enjoys a little playtime balanced with plenty of cuddles. He also loves hopping around with his toys and sharing his affection with his favourite people. One of Finn’s cutest habits is giving hugs by wrapping his front legs around you, followed by lots of sweet kisses!
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Finn is a quiet little fellow who rarely barks, and he is making great progress with his house manners. He is eating well and doing nicely with crate training. He is still learning about the big world beyond his home and will need a patient adopter who can help him gain confidence with leash walking at his own pace.
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Because Finn can be shy initially, he will do best with someone who understands that trust takes time. Once he feels secure, you’ll discover a loving, playful and cuddly companion who is eager to share his heart. He shows no aggression, he’s just timid in new situations and with new people. He is gaining confidence every day. 
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Finn is good with cats also! He would love a playmate and either a house or townhouse to live in.
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