I’m Lily Huahua, you got it! I’m a long haired chihuahua and I’m 9 years old.
I was in a shelter in Mexico, but my chances at adoption were very slim out there.
I’m full of pep, super sweet and ready to go on for many more years. I’m just looking for someone to love me and give me the care I will need until the end. I don’t want my travels to Montreal to be a disappointment. I am looking for Love! Forever love.
If you have it in you to give me that special home, please…. put in your application and let’s meet!
I’m Banjo, the sweetest tripod puppy you’ll ever meet! My mix is a guess, I’d say I might get to 30lbs fully grown.
I’m 4 months old and missing a back leg due to an accident. But once amputated, I bounced right back!
I’m jumping, running, hopping and bouncing like a 4 legged pup!
I’m proving to be a very smart boy, already learning that we do our business outside.
I would love kids iny life, but right now I nibble with my teeth, so some work will be needed.
Everyone is going to want me, but THINK before you apply. I’m just a teeny thing, but so are my sharp little teeth. I’ll be losing those soon, then watch out for your furniture!!
I’m Marco Little, also known as Toshi and I’m a compassionate adoption as I need full time care. Someone needs to always be there to check on me. We don’t know my lifespan, but I’m full of life and don’t want to be euthanized, despite that being the recommendation.
I’m a 6 month old tiny Yorkshire, (-3lbs), and suffered brain damage at birth. I’m therefore unable to walk, or even hold myself up.
I went to see a neurologist, and this is their findings:
“One cannot tell the cause of Toshi neurological status. Keeping in mind that Toshi neurological status has not deteriorated since in the present foster home, inflammatory, neoplastic and degenerative causes are ruled out.
Congenital anomalies and traumatic event are both possible. If traumatic, the trauma occurred at the base of the skull because the main damage involves the brainstem.
However, one would expect involvement of cranial nerves II (optic nerves) and III (oculomotor nerves) bilaterally with such a lesion, these nerves being situated at this level in the brain.
Despite the history given by the breeder, congenital anomalies are possible.”
That being said, I definitely have a “joie de vivre” and love being cuddled, eating and just being near you.
I do need help with my bathroom habits as I cannot walk, and basically need someone with me all the time.
If you’re a full time care giver and want to add me to your life, I’ll be forever in your debt.
My name is Fiona and a “compassionate” adoption. That means I’m looking for a compassionate home who will love me for the few years I still have.
I’m a Giant Schnauzer and I’m a beautiful big girl at 80+ lbs.
I’m already 9 years old and originally came from Mexico with my family, but eventually they had a baby, and I’m really not a fan. Snarling, growling, barking… My humans are afraid I’ll eventually hurt her.
So here I am, looking for a mellow household for my retired years.
I’m great with other dogs, walk super well on leash, easy to groom and just a big, easy going girl!
If you think you’d like me to spend the rest of my life with you, put in your application.
