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Rex - Beagle

male, vaccinated to date inclu. Rabies, dewormed, tx flea preventative, heartworm tested (-), ~5yr, ~25lbs

Rex was to be euthanized at a high kill shelter where there were too many dogs and too many Beagles!

Rex is an adorable Beagle that is patiently waiting for his new home, he's so friendly we can't figure out why he's still here! He is good with other dogs and good with respectful children of any age, we have not had him around cats. Rex loves people and going for walks every day, he would also enjoy off leash parks that are fully fenced. Being a Beagle means Rex should not be off leash unless in a secure area. He would be great as a second dog or on his own. Rex loves plush squeaky toys, he will carry them around like a prize and be very pleased with himself, he of course has to come around and show all the people his nifty toy! Rex is relatively quiet but does have a big "voice" to let you know when someone is at the door. He is crate trained and house trained, he is crated at night and when left alone and will go in his crate when asked. Rex would love to find an active family to spend time outdoors with walking and playing. Rex needs a house with a fully fenced yard.

If you are interested in adopting a pet please submit a 4 Legged Love Adoption Application. An application must be submitted before an appointment can be made to meet/adopt a pet.

If interested in Adopting Rex,

Please contact 4 Legged Love via email at dogs@4leggedlove.com or call 416-503-3275.

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Marie (pup4) - Border Collie mix

female, vet checked, vaccinated to date, tx flea preventative, dewormed, 7wks

Marie is from a private home. Her mom Border Collie mix, father is unknown but looking at the pups we can guess Shepherd?, Scotch Collie? or possibly Husky?

Marie is special; we had originally thought she had no sight at all as her previous owner had said they figured she was totally blind. She has been over looked by all other adopters because she is a little different. While in foster care we have observed that Marie seems to be able to see things just fine, she has never bumped in to anything be it people, other pets in the home, furniture or walls. She seems to be a little more cautious when moving around so perhaps her sight is not perfect but she definitely can see. She is more timid and stand offish then the rest of her siblings but as they are adopted she is becoming more confidant, outgoing, social and curious. We think part of her shy nature was due to a lack of confidence being the smallest of the litter.

From Marie's foster mom: I don't believe Marie is blind at all, she may not be able to see perfectly well but she can see, she chases my adult dogs around and rough houses with them like any other puppy. She hasn't bumped in to anything the whole time she has been here and she is always able to find us or the other dogs in the yard or in the house. There is something different about her, but I can't say what. She is just a little more cautious, there doesn't seem to be anything obvious, she is my pick of the bunch! She is gaining more confidence now that her more boisterous siblings have been adopted, she loves to cuddle and scampers over when I call her. It almost seemed like because she was the runt and always pushed to the back she didn't get much of a chance to explore or being outgoing until the other pups were out of her way. She can be quite confidant when playing with the adult dogs with her little ears pricked up and her little curly tail held up over her back. She has even started a cute little howl when she is having a good time (I think she thinks she is one of my Beagles…her new best buddy). Nothing seems to hold her back, she is pretty laid back yet still very much a silly puppy.

We think Marie will grow to be about 20-30lb when fully matured. Marie loves to stretch out in the grass, roll over for belly rubs or just venture around with everyone. She is crate trained and doing well with house training. She is currently eating a mix of Dogs We Love (www.dogswelove.com/orangeville/index.shtml) and a dry kibble and she loves both. She is coming along well in her foster home and due to her smaller size would love to find a quieter household with no small kids under 8yrs. Marie would love a house with a fenced yard.

If you are interested in adopting a pet please submit a 4 Legged Love Adoption Application. An application must be submitted before an appointment can be made to meet/adopt a pet.

If interested in Adopting Marie (pup4),

Please contact 4 Legged Love via email at dogs@4leggedlove.com or call 416-503-3275.

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Ren (Rene) - Cockapoo (Cocker Spaniel/Poodle mix)
(adoption pending)

female, spayed, vet checked, vaccinated to date inclu. Rabies, ~20lbs, 6yr, ***Special Needs***

Due to a family break up Ren and her brother Lewis need to find new homes. If possible they'd like to find a home together, there is a lowered adoption fee for a family that can adopt Ren and Lewis together.

Ren is non shedding and ideal for allergy sufferers. She needs to visit the groomer about every 8-10wks to be clipped which prevents her hair from matting.

Ren is a sweet girl. She is quiet and well mannered. Ren gets along with other dogs, cats and respectful children of any age. She is house trained and is used to free roam of the home when left alone, she does not need to be crated. Ren is used to being left alone for typical 9-5 work hours. Ideally Ren can find a home with her brother Lewis, if not Ren needs to find a home with another dog. Ren loves to go for a daily walk for about 30min, more if you have time. She loves to cuddle and just spend time with her people. She would suit pretty much any loving house hold. Ren was recently diagnosed with Epilepsy and needs to be on an inexpensive medication called Phenalbarbitol. Ren does not have any seizures when on the medication; she takes it twice daily in a piece of cheese. She will need to stay on the medication for the rest of her life. This does not affect her in any way; she does not require any additional care just her "cheese bits" twice daily. Ren would love to find a family with a fenced yard.

If you are interested in adopting a pet please submit a 4 Legged Love Adoption Application. An application must be submitted before an appointment can be made to meet/adopt a pet.

If interested in Adopting Ren (Rene),

Please contact 4 Legged Love via email at dogs@4leggedlove.com or call 416-503-3275.

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Please contact 4 Legged Love via email at dogs@4leggedlove.com.

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