My name is Seven!

~adoption fee applies~

My name is Seven and my story is long … if you do not have time to read it then know that I am friendly with people and dogs and clean in the home and write to caarecue@gmail.com

For the rest of you not in a rush I was rescued by CAA last year and brought into foster care … CAA Rescue heard my plea for help and felt so sad to hear that a 13 month old sweet boy was confined to a cage most of the day … all alone with no exercise. When the volunteers came to meet me and take me into foster care I was very nervous and very anxious. I had had so little contact with the outside world!

Eventually I came to realize that foster care with my foster daddy and foster bro was pretty awesome and then realized just how starved for attention I was while I was all the while remaining the sweetest boy with absolutely no social graces. I had no leash skills and no training what so ever but boy-o-boy did I learn super fast!

I am totally dog friendly and would love to have a pal to play around with! I am house broken and have been around kitties in the past with no signs of prey drive but new tests would have to be done to be sure that everything would be AOK in my new home

While friendly with every person I meet and I think I would be ok with children visiting the home I don’t think right now with all the changes in my life that it would be a good idea to live day in and day out… see I really need someone to commit to me 110% as after a few month stay in CAA Rescue foster care I was adopted out May 2014 and on April 24th 2015 I came back into foster care – not even making it to my one year adoption anniversary. WAIT THOUGH! Before you file away assuming I did something wrong and not a good boy, I swear I was a good boy! I did everything and anything to make my new mummy happy… and at first we really really were together but the sadness in her kept growing and growing like an awful infection over many months. She slowly ran out of the energy to do daily tasks and I spent most of my time sitting with her trying to will her to be happy again.

But I failed sadly – as her best friend I failed at making her happy!

I spent a lot of time on the balcony watching the world go by and everyone having fun in the park … I guess at least this time it wasn’t a cage I was in but I was still alone and confined with no way to make my new mummy better, I promise I did everything I could. Finally my mummy spoke with a volunteer at CAA Rescue and they came to pick me up next day. I was really very sad to leave my mummy and I cried and I shook … volunteers tried to do everything they could to make me feel better but nothing worked. Again I am off in a new place with new people and new dogs trying to adjust to a life in a world where it seems that no one wants me and there does not seem a place for me.

So a year older now there is much more sadness in my eyes as I have come to realize that perhaps there is no one to commit to loving me forever. Our time is so short on this planet and to spend one more day without a best friend of my very own is painfully sad but I am getting used to this sadness and it is not the first time in my life that this has happened to me

CAA Rescue Volunteers are doing everything to wash away the past so that we can focus on the future. I am in foster care, in a home, with lots of land and other doggies to play and run with. This is a good thing because all those months of caring for my previous mummy with limited exercise had me put on a few extra pounds. But as a good medium level activity doggie with so much to do here I am sure I will be back to my sleek and beautiful ways

So no more apartments for me and no more cages or high up off the ground balconies. I am looking for a family, a best friend but that is ok I know there is no one out there so don’t feel bad if you read this and think I am not the right dog for you or if you look at my picture and decide I don’t look like the breeds you want.

Don’t let pictures fool you while I am a chunk monkey I should only be at 45-50lbs for a healthy weight
I need a little more work on the leash but have pretty good recall


Please email caarescue@gmail.com and ask for Seven if you would like to know more

Breed: A Québec Shepsky (German Shepherd/Husky Mix)
Sex: Male
Housetrained: yes
Leash trained: yes
Age: born December 2013
Foster Location: Lachute, Québec
Anxiety: right now high but we suspect it to change as he gains trust in his new humans
Vet History: base vaccinations and sterilized will have one more visit to Animal 911 in Roxboro prior to adoption for health check, vaccination boosters including rabies

Adoption fee of $400 applies

If you would like to know more about Seven pls email us caarescue@gmail.com

*pls note that not all messages sent to us directly though this site are received so best to email us directly at caarescue@gmail.com
Please visit our website  http://www.caarescue.com or
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Global Pitou Minou Pointe Claire has kindly invited us to hold adoption day event at their location
Plaza Pointe-Claire, 245-F St. Jean Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 3J1
Quand: 11 - 14h Samedi, le 9 mai
When: 11am-2pm Saturday, May 9th
Come out and join us to meet some of our cats and dogs available for adoption!
Email CAARescue@gmail.com to know more!