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Empanada - Kitchener

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 2 mos

Kitchener, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

All of his brothers and sisters are named after sweet desserts… but Empanada likes to keep things interesting. He may not always be sugary, but don’t be fooled, sometimes he can be savory. Empanada is your classic energetic puppy, full of zoomies, curiosity, and big enthusiasm for everything life has to offer. Toys must be investigated, rooms must be explored, and every new person is clearly someone he needs to say hello to right away. He brings excitement, laughter, and just the right dash of puppy mischief wherever he goes.But when the excitement settles, his sweeter side shines. He loves cozy snuggles, gentle affection, and being close to his people, warm, comforting, and impossible not to love!IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:9lbs and still growing!HOME TYPE:House or apartment.CHILDREN:Yes - children with large dog experience.CATS & SMALL ANIMALS:Yes- Cats potentially compatible with slow proper introduction.OTHER DOGS:Yes- Dogs potentially compatible.ACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:Very high; will need excessive amounts of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:First time dog owner possible, large dog experience.TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:At least 3 in person training sessions to work on basic training, basic manners, and socialization.HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human social once comfortable. FAVOURITE THINGS:Stuffed toys, treats, training time/learning. **For more information on any behaviours stated above, please check out our behaviour fact sheet: https://kwsphumane.ca/BehavioursandDefinitions**Please remember that animals are coming back from foster care to the centres for their meet and greets. They will be experiencing a new environment and meeting new people, which means they may not exhibit the same behaviours they did in their foster videos or while in foster care.If you are viewing this through 24PetConnect by PetPlace or Adopt-A-Pet, please visit our website https://kwsphumane.ca/adopt/process to submit an application. Any applications submitted outside of www.kwsphumane.ca may not be received.

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Shortcake - Kitchener

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 4 mos

Kitchener, ON

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Story

This bubbly pup is like a walking cupcake with a sprinkle-covered personality, full of sweetness and just a tiny pinch of “new place hesitation.” Shortcake is a little cautious when meeting new people or exploring new spots, but that just makes her victories even sweeter! Think of it as helping her frost the layers of confidence one sprinkle at a time. Her dream family? Patient, playful, and ready to show her that the world isn’t so scary after all. With a little encouragement, Shortcake’s personality shines like a cherry on top: happy wiggles and snuggles!If you’re ready for a little pastry with a big heart to join your family, Shortcake is ready to roll into your life, batter, sprinkles, and all!IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:26lbs and still growing!HOME TYPE:Any. CHILDREN:Yes - Children potentially compatible. CATS & SMALL ANIMALS:Yes- Cats potentially compatible with slow proper introduction.OTHER DOGS:Yes- Dogs potentially compatible.ACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:High; will need a lot of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation. HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:First time dog owner possible. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:At least three in person training sessions to work on basic training, basic manners, and socialization.HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human social once comfortable.FAVOURITE THINGS:Stuffed toys and treats!**For more information on any behaviours stated above, please check out our behaviour fact sheet: https://kwsphumane.ca/BehavioursandDefinitions**Please remember that animals are coming back from foster care to the centres for their meet and greets. They will be experiencing a new environment and meeting new people, which means they may not exhibit the same behaviours they did in their foster videos or while in foster care.If you are viewing this through 24PetConnect by PetPlace or Adopt-A-Pet, please visit our website https://kwsphumane.ca/adopt/process to submit an application. Any applications submitted outside of www.kwsphumane.ca may not be received.

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Bodhi - Kitchener

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 3 yrs 5 mos

Kitchener, ON

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Story

Bodie is a happy-go-lucky guy with a zest for life and a serious case of the wiggles. From the moment he’s out and about, his personality shines, he’s friendly, enthusiastic, and always ready for whatever adventure comes next. Whether he’s zooming around or engaging in a game with his favorite toys, Bodie brings big “let’s have fun” energy wherever he goes. He’s an active boy who loves to explore and interact, but he also enjoys moments of connection and working together with his people. Bodie clearly enjoys learning and engaging, it’s all part of the fun for him. Bodie would be a great match for someone looking for a lively companion and a love for doing things together. If you’re searching for a dog who makes every day feel a little more like recess, Bodie might just be your perfect teammate!IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:66 lbs.HOME TYPE:Any.CHILDREN:Yes- Bodhi is potentially compatible with near adult-aged children who have experience with large dogs. Due to his size and enthusiastic play style, he is best suited for kids who are comfortable with big, energetic companions.CATS & SMALL ANIMALS:No- Due to high prey drive.OTHER DOGS:Yes- Dogs potentially compatible.ACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:High; will need a lot of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:His new family ideally should have previous large dog experience and be willing to work on difficult behaviours such as general anxiety.TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:At least two in-person training sessions to work on socialization, basic training, manners and anxiety. HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human social. Bodhi loves tummy rubs and will always seek out people he is comfortable with for attention. FAVOURITE THINGS:Loves playing with toys! **For more information on any behaviours stated above, please check out our behaviour fact sheet: https://kwsphumane.ca/BehavioursandDefinitions**Please remember that animals are coming back from foster care to the centres for their meet and greets. They will be experiencing a new environment and meeting new people, which means they may not exhibit the same behaviours they did in their foster videos or while in foster care.If you are viewing this through 24PetConnect by PetPlace or Adopt-A-Pet, please visit our website https://kwsphumane.ca/adopt/process to submit an applica

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Oslo - Kitchener

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 4 yrs 1 mo

Kitchener, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

Oslo can be shy, nervous, and a little vocal when meeting new people but once he is comfortable and after he`s been given a couple treats he becomes super affectionate and will press up against you for all the pets. Oslo also loves to play outside in the snow whether it`s fetch or just running around to burn off energy.Oslo would do best with a patient, understanding family who will let him set the pace. In return he offers loyalty, affection, and a whole lot of play.IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOME SIZE: 54 LBSHOME TYPE: House, fenced yard, no large apartment buildings as he can be quite nervous and vocal.CHILDREN: Yes- Older children with large dog experience due to nervousness and pushy behaviour.CATS & SMALL ANIMALS: Yes- cats potentially compatible with slow proper introductionOTHER DOGS: Yes- Dogs potentially compatible.ACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:Very high; will need lots of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY: First time dog owner possible, northern breed experience would be beneficial.TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS: 2 In person training sessions to work on socializing, basic training, and manners.HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Can be nervous of new people and likes to take his time to warm up. After a couple treats and gentle talk he will want lots of affection.FAVOURITE THINGS:Playing in the snow, all kinds of toys, pets and belly rubs, treats. **For more information on any behaviours stated above, please check out our behaviour fact sheet: https://kwsphumane.ca/BehavioursandDefinitions**Please remember that animals are coming back from foster care to the centres for their meet and greets. They will be experiencing a new environment and meeting new people, which means they may not exhibit the same behaviours they did in their foster videos or while in foster care.If you are viewing this through 24PetConnect by PetPlace or Adopt-A-Pet, please visit our website https://kwsphumane.ca/adopt/process to submit an application. Any applications submitted outside of www.kwsphumane.ca may not be received.

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Blaze - Kitchener

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 1 yr 1 mo

Kitchener, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

Blaze is a sweet, fun-loving boy with a big personality and an even bigger heart. He loves to play, enjoys spending time with his people, and has a joyful energy that makes every day more fun. Once he knows you, he’s affectionate, goofy, and always ready for the next adventure.Blaze is looking for an experienced adopter who understands dogs and is confident providing guidance, structure, and continued training. He’ll thrive with someone who can help him build on his skills and give him clear direction so he can be his best self. With the right person, Blaze will be an incredibly loyal and rewarding companion.If you’re ready for a loving, and spirited dog, Blaze may be your perfect match! ??IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:52 lbs.HOME TYPE:House or Townhouse with no shared entrancesCHILDREN:Near adult age children with large dog experience CATS & SMALL ANIMALS:No - high potential for prey drive OTHER DOGS:No other dogs in the homeACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:High; will need a lot of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:His new family needs to have previous large dog experienceTRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:At least 3 in-person training sessions to work on socialization, basic training, and barrier reactivityHUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human social once comfortable.FAVOURITE THINGS:Zoomies and snuggles!**For more information on any behaviours stated above, please check out our behaviour fact sheet: https://kwsphumane.ca/BehavioursandDefinitions**Please remember that animals are coming back from foster care to the centres for their meet and greets. They will be experiencing a new environment and meeting new people, which means they may not exhibit the same behaviours they did in their foster videos or while in foster care.If you are viewing this through 24PetConnect by PetPlace or Adopt-A-Pet, please visit our website https://kwsphumane.ca/adopt/process to submit an application. Any applications submitted outside of www.kwsphumane.ca may not be received.

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Miller-Kitchener

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 2 yrs 4 mos

Kitchener, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

Meet Miller, Your New Adventure Buddy!Miller is a young, large breed mix with a big love for the outdoors and an even bigger heart. He’s looking for an active home where he can go on long walks, explore, and spend time with his people. He’s a talker and loves to “chat,” especially when he’s excited. Miller is still learning his basics, such as leash manners, sit, and not jumping up. But he’s eager to learn and thrives with consistent guidance. If you’re looking for a fun, energetic companion who’s always up for an adventure, Miller might just be your perfect match!***Miller has a discounted adoption fee to help them find their forever home! Please note that all applicants must still follow our standard adoption process and meet this pet’s specific requirements in order to be approved for adoption***IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:47 lbs.(Tall but slender breed)HOME TYPE:House Ideally - Can be fairly vocal when left alone or excited.CHILDREN:Yes - Near adult aged children as he needs work on his manners and has shown to resource guard food and toysCATS & SMALL ANIMALS:No - has shown high prey driveOTHER DOGS:Yes- Dogs potentially compatible. Does best with other large high energy dogs.ACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:High; will need a lot of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:His new family needs to have previous large dog experience and will need to research hound breeds prior to adoption, previous hound experience is a strong asset. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:Three in-person training to work on socialization, manners, basic training, separation/general anxiety and touch sensitivity, resource guarding and prey drive.HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Once comfortable Miller is very human social and prefers to be around his favourite people as much as possibleFAVOURITE THINGS:Laying in the sun shine, long walks, or playing with doggy friends.FOSTER/FIELD TRIP INSIDER INFO:HUMAN SOCIAL: Miller wanted to meet everyone they saw, very friendly.CAR MANNERS:Miller doesn`t like getting into the car. Once in the car, he needs to be secured because he may try to get into driver`s seat.LEASH MANNERS/ON WALK MANNERS:Miller walks well for the most part. When he catches a scent, he pulls a bit on the leash.**For more information on any behaviours stated above

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Dog shelters and rescues in Kitchener, Ontario

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Rescue

Grand River All Breed Rescue

PO Box 32116, Preston Postal Outlet, Cambridge, ON N3H 5M2

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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PVCA Cambridge Ontario

Cambridge, ON N3H 1W1

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Danes in Distress

1309 Michael Crescent, Cambridge, ON N3H 2R1

Pet Types: dogs

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DIBS Rescue - Kitchener

Kitchener, ON N2G 4G7

Pet Types: dogs

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Standard Poodles In Need, Rescue - Kitchener

Kitchener, ON N2M 3R3

Pet Types: dogs

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Kitchener Waterloo Humane Society

250 Riverbend Drive, Kitchener, ON N2B 2E9

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Canadian Royal Potcake Rescue

cambridge, ON N3C 0C8

Pet Types: dogs

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Cambridge & District Humane Society

1650 Dunbar Road, Cambridge, ON N1R 8J5

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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Halfway Home K9 Rescue - Cambridge

Cambridge, ON N1R 6Z5

Pet Types: dogs

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Rescue Dogs Match

6-425 Hespeler Rd, #375, Cambridge, ON N1R 8J6

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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