Sir Lancelot est un chien extrêmement facile à vivre. Il s’entend bien avec humains, chiens et chats. Il pourrait donc très bien vivre avec d’autres animaux ou même des enfants. Il est propre, calme dans la maison et sans malice. Il peut être laissé seul en liberté à la maison pendant quelques heures sans problème. Il apprécie aussi être en votre présence et se faire flatter. Jeune et actif, il adore courir et se dépenser, bref il a besoin de la liberté de bouger pour être heureux. Il est excité lorsqu’il voit d’autres chiens et qu’il est en laisse, mais il n’y a aucune agressivité dans son comportement. Il serait heureux dans une famille qui a une cour clôturée ou un terrain pour courir et qui aime inclure leur chien dans leurs activités quotidiennes. Que ce soit une belle marche, une virée en voiture (il adore la fenêtre baissée!) ou simplement vous accompagner dans votre routine, il sera toujours partant. Avec de l’affection, de la stabilité et de la présence, il va s’épanouir comme le chien merveilleux qu’il est déjà!
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Sir Lancelot is an extremely easy-going dog. He gets along well with humans, dogs, and cats. He would therefore be perfectly happy living with other animals or even children. He is house-trained, calm indoors, and not mischievous. He can be left alone at home for a few hours without any problems. He also enjoys being in your company and being petted. Young and active, he loves to run and exercise; in short, he needs the freedom to move around to be happy. He gets excited when he sees other dogs and is on a leash, but there is no aggression in his behavior. He would be happy in a family that has a fenced yard or land to run on and that likes to include their dog in their daily activities. Whether it`s a nice walk, a car ride (he loves the window down!), or simply accompanying you in your routine, he`ll always be up for it. With affection, stability, and presence, he will flourish as the wonderful dog he already is!
Sir Lancelot est un chien extrêmement facile à vivre. Il s’entend bien avec humains, chiens et chats. Il pourrait donc très bien vivre avec d’autres animaux ou même des enfants. Il est propre, calme dans la maison et sans malice. Il peut être laissé seul en liberté à la maison pendant quelques heures sans problème. Il apprécie aussi être en votre présence et se faire flatter. Jeune et actif, il adore courir et se dépenser, bref il a besoin de la liberté de bouger pour être heureux. Il est excité lorsqu’il voit d’autres chiens et qu’il est en laisse, mais il n’y a aucune agressivité dans son comportement. Il serait heureux dans une famille qui a une cour clôturée ou un terrain pour courir et qui aime inclure leur chien dans leurs activités quotidiennes. Que ce soit une belle marche, une virée en voiture (il adore la fenêtre baissée!) ou simplement vous accompagner dans votre routine, il sera toujours partant. Avec de l’affection, de la stabilité et de la présence, il va s’épanouir comme le chien merveilleux qu’il est déjà!
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Sir Lancelot is an extremely easy-going dog. He gets along well with humans, dogs, and cats. He would therefore be perfectly happy living with other animals or even children. He is house-trained, calm indoors, and not mischievous. He can be left alone at home for a few hours without any problems. He also enjoys being in your company and being petted. Young and active, he loves to run and exercise; in short, he needs the freedom to move around to be happy. He gets excited when he sees other dogs and is on a leash, but there is no aggression in his behavior. He would be happy in a family that has a fenced yard or land to run on and that likes to include their dog in their daily activities. Whether it`s a nice walk, a car ride (he loves the window down!), or simply accompanying you in your routine, he`ll always be up for it. With affection, stability, and presence, he will flourish as the wonderful dog he already is!
Most of the animals available for adoption are at our shelter, on Jean-Talon Street in Montréal. Please come meet them during our opening hours. Note the wait time can be several hours on Saturdays and Sundays so, if you can, come by on a weekday instead!
Most of the animals available for adoption are at our shelter, on Jean-Talon Street in Montréal. Please come meet them during our opening hours. Note the wait time can be several hours on Saturdays and Sundays so, if you can, come by on a weekday instead!
Vous pouvez venir voir nos animaux en adoption à la SPCA de Montréal. Vous n'avez pas besoin de prendre rendez-vous, en autant que vous vous présentiez durant nos heures d'ouverture
Nous sommes situés au 5215 Jean-Talon Ouest (près de Décarie et du métro Namur).
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Don't hesitate to visit our available animals at the Montreal SPCA!
You don't need an appointment, as long as you come during our opening hours. We're located on 5215 Jean-Talon West (near Decarie and Namur metro station).
Vous pouvez venir voir nos animaux en adoption à la SPCA de Montréal. Vous n'avez pas besoin de prendre rendez-vous, en autant que vous vous présentiez durant nos heures d'ouverture
Nous sommes situés au 5215 Jean-Talon Ouest (près de Décarie et du métro Namur).
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Don't hesitate to visit our available animals at the Montreal SPCA!
You don't need an appointment, as long as you come during our opening hours. We're located on 5215 Jean-Talon West (near Decarie and Namur metro station).
More about this shelter
Founded in Montreal in 1869, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (now known simply as the Montreal SPCA) was the first animal-welfare organization in Canada. It is not known under whose influence the society was formed, but its history acknowledges assistance from animal-welfare societies in France, England and the United States. In its early years, the SPCA concentrated primarily on improving the treatment of work horses, which were used all across the island of Montreal. The SPCA later began working on additional issues, such as humane dog control, cock-fighting and the killing of wild birds. The SPCA has come a long way since its beginnings: today, it is the largest animal-protection organization in Quebec, speaking on behalf of animals wherever there is ignorance, cruelty, exploitation or neglect.
Founded in Montreal in 1869, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (now known simply as the Montreal SPCA) was the first animal-welfare organization in Canada. It is not known under whose influence the society was formed, but its history acknowledges assistance from animal-welfare societies in France, England and the United States. In its early years, the SPCA concentrated primarily on improving the treatment of work horses, which were used all across the island of Montreal. The SPCA later began working on additional issues, such as humane dog control, cock-fighting and the killing of wild birds. The SPCA has come a long way since its beginnings: today, it is the largest animal-protection organization in Quebec, speaking on behalf of animals wherever there is ignorance, cruelty, exploitation or neglect.
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