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Hi there. My name is Symphony and here is a little info about me:
Height: 43 cm
Size: Large
RESCUE STORY
The time we saw Symphony we knew that she was another victim of abandonment. It is not unusual for a dog taken as a puppy to be abandoned when it grows up. She was running from one side to the other in heavy traffic. If she wouldn’t die from starving, she was going to die from a car accident for sure. So we took her to the vet to see if she had a family who was looking for their dog. But we could not find a microchip on her. So our journey with Symphony started.
Character
Symphony is very social and just looooves human attention. He greets everyone who comes to her section in the shelter with enthusiastic jumps and little happy circles. Outside she is curious, but pays attention to the human. Also is happy to stop for a play with a toy or some cuddles. She is always ready to show her belly with a single touch. Besides her cheerful character, she turns out to be really smart. Symphony would fit best with an active family. She can live with other friendly dogs. We don’t know how she is around cats but due to her curiosity and eagerness to play, you should be ready for training if you have a cat(s). She probably would love to live with children if her enthusiastic character is taken into consideration.
Energy Level: Active
Prey drive: None observed
Fears: None observed
Training: She knows how to walk with a leash but still needs training.
Health notes: No health issues.
Hi there. My name is Symphony and here is a little info about me:
Height: 43 cm
Size: Large
RESCUE STORY
The time we saw Symphony we knew that she was another victim of abandonment. It is not unusual for a dog taken as a puppy to be abandoned when it grows up. She was running from one side to the other in heavy traffic. If she wouldn’t die from starving, she was going to die from a car accident for sure. So we took her to the vet to see if she had a family who was looking for their dog. But we could not find a microchip on her. So our journey with Symphony started.
Character
Symphony is very social and just looooves human attention. He greets everyone who comes to her section in the shelter with enthusiastic jumps and little happy circles. Outside she is curious, but pays attention to the human. Also is happy to stop for a play with a toy or some cuddles. She is always ready to show her belly with a single touch. Besides her cheerful character, she turns out to be really smart. Symphony would fit best with an active family. She can live with other friendly dogs. We don’t know how she is around cats but due to her curiosity and eagerness to play, you should be ready for training if you have a cat(s). She probably would love to live with children if her enthusiastic character is taken into consideration.
Energy Level: Active
Prey drive: None observed
Fears: None observed
Training: She knows how to walk with a leash but still needs training.
Health notes: No health issues.
When we approve you for a meet and greet we will share with you a location to meet with our foster family.
Our most of the cats/dogs locate in Toronto and GTA.
When we approve you for a meet and greet we will share with you a location to meet with our foster family.
Our most of the cats/dogs locate in Toronto and GTA.
More about this rescue
Cheers to Paws Animal Rescue is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming stray, abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs and cats. Our mission is to match as many homeless dogs and cats with loving, capable adoptive families as possible. Every living being deserves a safe, warm, loving environment in which their needs for shelter, nourishment, care, play, and connection will be met. We are based in Kelowna, BC, but have a wide and growing network of international volunteers who are passionate about - and dedicated to - reducing the suffering of animals worldwide. We are committed to doing everything within our power to connect animals in need with opportunities to live the thriving lives they deserve.
Cheers to Paws Animal Rescue is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming stray, abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs and cats. Our mission is to match as many homeless dogs and cats with loving, capable adoptive families as possible. Every living being deserves a safe, warm, loving environment in which their needs for shelter, nourishment, care, play, and connection will be met. We are based in Kelowna, BC, but have a wide and growing network of international volunteers who are passionate about - and dedicated to - reducing the suffering of animals worldwide. We are committed to doing everything within our power to connect animals in need with opportunities to live the thriving lives they deserve.
