At about 4 years old and 30 lbs, G is a medium-sized girl. Gunny gets along with other dogs and is very friendly with people. She has not been tested with cats or young kids. Dog-savvy kids 10+ will be fine for her. She’s a happy girl and very much a couch potato – snuggling is her #1 favourite thing to do. She is given to occasional bouts of the zoomies which last a few minutes and are lots of fun to watch. With the nicer weather, she’s recently become a fan of peekaboo on the deck with her foster mom. Gunny can be left alone for several hours with no issues and will rest quietly on her dog bed. With her expressive, bat-like ears, mini mohawk and gummy smile, she really is a joyful goblin.
As a hairless dog, Gunny needs to wear clothes most of the time. She has 2 fleece jumpers that she favours and that will go with her to her new family. However, give our Canadian climate, she’ll need a substantial wardrobe for winter – and not surprisingly, she is NOT a fan of cold weather. She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and house trained. She’ll gently nibble your hand and then run to the back door when she needs to go to the bathroom. While in Mexico, Gunny was treated for TVT and anaplasmosis, she received a clean bill of health prior to arriving in Canada. Once here, she had 2 small and benign tumors removed as well. Gunny will be adopted with a Tractive GPS tracker and a one-year subscription.
Gunny’s is currently being fostered in Toronto and her adoption fee is 750.00 and she is available for adoption in the GTHA only. If you think you might be a match for Gunny the Joyful Goblin, we’d love to here from you.
*Please see above special note regarding adoption fees.
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Sweet Simba!**COMING SOON!!!** Simba is an adorable mini pin mix rescued as a stray. Weighing in at a might 5 kilos, Simba is about 3 years old and will be coming to Canada soon with a flight sponsor.
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Lovely Lu!Lulu is a Thai Ridgeback mix rescued as a stray when she was a puppy on the island of Koh Samui. Born in early 2020, she was rescued with her sister Roo and they both came to Canada from Thailand in 2021.
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