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Puppies and dogs in St Marys, Ontario

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Huxley - Stratford

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos

Stratford, ON

Size

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

Details

Story

Meet Huxley – Your Next Adventure Buddy!If you’re looking for a fun-loving, high-energy companion who’s always up for action, Huxley might just be your perfect match! This handsome boy has a wiggly bum, a big smile, and a zest for life that’s absolutely contagious.Huxley loves to run, chase, and play—especially if toys are involved! Whether it’s a game of fetch, a long hike, or just zooming around the yard, he’s happiest when he’s moving. He’s strong and athletic, so he’ll do best with someone who enjoys being active and can match his enthusiasm.Huxley does have a bit of a prey drive, so he’d prefer a home without small animals, and he can be reactive around other male dogs—he’s still learning his manners there! But with structure, patience, and positive training, he’s eager to learn and please his people.After all the excitement, Huxley loves to relax with his humans, soaking up affection and giving plenty of tail wags in return.If you’re ready for a loyal, goofy, and spirited adventure partner, Huxley can’t wait to meet you!IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:68 lbs.HOME TYPE:House. No shared walls as Huxley can be vocal as well as reactive to other male dogsCHILDREN:Teenage children with large dog experienceCATS & SMALL ANIMALS:No - Huxley has shown prey driveOTHER DOGS:Yes- Dogs potentially compatible with female dogsACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:High; will need a lot of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:Huxley`s new family should be experienced with dogs of high energy and needs.TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:At least three in-person training sessions to work on socialization, reactivity and prey driveHUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human socialFAVOURITE THINGS:Loves toys and loves to run!**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 t

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Ruin - Stratford

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 8 mos

Stratford, ON

Size

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

Details

Story

Meet Ruin — the comeback kid with a heart of gold!Ruin came to the shelter with his four littermates in very poor condition — thin, sick, and scared, with a long road ahead. But this little guy never gave up. With steady care and plenty of TLC, Ruin has made an incredible turnaround and is now a bright, healthy, and happy young pup.Ruin has fully embraced his second chance. He’s goofy, playful, and discovering the world with that classic puppy enthusiasm. He loves toys, enjoys exploring, and is learning all the basics — from polite manners to the fun of zoomies. His confidence grows every day, and his gentle personality shines through in every tail wag.This sweet boy is looking for a patient, loving home that will continue helping him build on everything he’s learned so far. In return, Ruin will offer endless cuddles, joyful energy, and the truly special reward of seeing a once-struggling pup become the dog he was always meant to be.If you’re searching for a resilient, affectionate companion, Ruin is ready to join your family.IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:45 lbs. and still growing!HOME TYPE:Any!CHILDREN:Yes - Potentially compatible with childrenCATS & 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 socialization, basic training, and manners.**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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Brutus - Stratford

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 1 yr 1 mo

Stratford, ON

Size

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

Details

Story

Brutus is a big-hearted, big-bodied boy looking for a family to call his own! This handsome large breed mix has a playful, active side — he loves to run, play, and get the zoomies — but what he really loves most is you. Once he feels safe, Brutus turns into a total cuddle bug who melts right into your arms.Having come from the streets, Brutus can be a little nervous in new environments, but with patience and gentle encouragement, his affectionate personality quickly shines through. Because he’s still learning what it means to live in a home, Brutus can be a bit of a shoe thief or get into mischief if left unsupervised — a crate or puppy-proofed space will help set him up for success. He’s looking for an adopter who understands or is willing to learn about working shepherd breeds and their need for exercise, structure, and mental stimulation.IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:77 lbs.HOME TYPE:House or Townhouse with no shared entrances (Private exit homes)CHILDREN:Yes- Older dog savvy children.CATS & SMALL ANIMALS:No - has shown some prey drive behaviours.OTHER DOGS:Yes - Potentially compatible with other dogs. He’s shown to get along well with other dogs and would likely enjoy a calm, friendly canine companion to help him build confidence.ACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:High; will need a lot of daily exercise, enrichment and mental stimulation.HUMAN COMPATIBILTY:His new family must research or have experience with working shepherd type dogs and understand their activity needs. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/NEEDS:At least 2 in-person training sessions to work on socialization, basic training, and desensitizing to new sounds/environments. HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human social once comfortable.FAVOURITE THINGS:He loves snacks, playing with his shelter friends, cuddles!**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/

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Honey - Stratford

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 8 mos

Stratford, ON

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Story

Meet Honey — as sweet as her name!Honey arrived at the shelter with her four siblings after a very rough start, all of them emaciated, sick, and in need of urgent care. But true to her name, Honey has blossomed into a gentle, loving, and bright little pup with a soft spirit and a growing confidence.Now that she’s healthy, Honey is discovering all the joys of being a puppy. She’s playful, curious, and learning new things every day — from how fun toys can be to how wonderful it feels to snuggle up with someone she trusts. She’s a mix of sweetness and silliness, with an eager little tail that never stops wagging.Honey is looking for a patient, caring home that will continue helping her learn the ropes and show her what a secure, happy life looks like. She’ll thrive with someone who can offer gentle guidance, consistency, and lots of affection.If you’re ready to add a soft, resilient, and utterly endearing pup to your family, Honey is waiting to sweeten your life.IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:37 lbs. and still growing!HOME TYPE:Any!CHILDREN:Yes - Potentially compatible with childrenCATS & 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 socialization, basic training, and manners.**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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Reese - Stratford

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 4 yrs 7 mos

Stratford, ON

Size

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

Details

Story

Reese is a large-breed mix who came to the shelter skin and bones, unsure of the world. He can be nervous when meeting new people — especially tall people — but offer him a treat and he becomes your instant best friend!Reese is learning new skills every day, but he’ll need a patient home to help him realise the world isn’t so scary. Because of his past, he can be a bit grabby with food and does have some separation anxiety, but with a steady routine and an owner who will advocate for him, he’s expected to thrive.If you’re looking to make a real difference for a dog with a huge heart, Reese is ready to meet you.IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:48 lbs and still filling out to ideal weight!HOME TYPE:House - No shared walls due to vocal behaviour when left alone.CHILDREN:Yes- Teenaged that are calm and respectful.CATS & SMALL ANIMALS:Yes- Cats potentially compatible with slow proper introduction.OTHER DOGS:Yes- Dogs potentially compatibleACTIVITY/ENERGY LEVEL:Mod - 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 socialization, basic training, stranger reactivity, pushy behaviours for food and manners.HUMAN SOCIAL IN SHELTER:Very human social. Reese is very sweet and loves people once he gets to know them! He can be jumpy and mouthy when he wants attention but he is just one big puppy!FAVOURITE THINGS:Loves anything that involves food! Yes, that does mean training too!**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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Opal - Stratford

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 8 mos

Stratford, ON

Size

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

Details

Story

Meet Opal — or “Opie,” as her friends call her!This sweet pup, one of five siblings, has already shown more bravery in her young life than most dogs ever need to. Opal arrived at the shelter severely underweight and very sick, but with love, vet care, and her own incredible spirit, she has blossomed into a healthy, confident, and wonderfully goofy little girl.Opie is now all puppy — learning her manners, discovering toys, and perfecting the art of the silly zoomies. She’s curious, bright, and loves making people smile with her playful antics. Despite her rough start, she approaches life with optimism and a big, open heart.She will thrive in a caring, patient home that can continue teaching her the ropes, celebrate her wins, and give her the steady love she’s never had before. In return, Opal will shower you with loyalty, laughter, and the joy of watching a once-fragile pup grow into her happiest, strongest self.If you’re looking for a resilient, affectionate, and fun-loving companion, Opal is ready to shine in your life.IN-SHELTER NOTES & IDEAL HOMESIZE:45 lbs. and still growing!HOME TYPE:Any!CHILDREN:Yes - Potentially compatible with childrenCATS & 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 socialization, basic training, and manners.**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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Dog shelters and rescues in St Marys, Ontario

There are animal shelters and rescues that focus specifically on finding great homes for dogs in St Marys, Ontario. Browse these rescues and shelters below.

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Rescue

Kismutt Small Dog Rescue

R.R. #4 - Rd. 88 - 882702, St. Marys, ON N4X 1C7

Pet Types: dogs

Shelter

Stratford Perth Humane Society

125 Griffith Rd, Stratford, ON N5A 6S4

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

Rescue

S.C.A.A.R

London, ON N5X 2P5

Pet Types: dogs, farm animals, rabbits, small animals

Rescue

Ador-A-Bull Dog Rescue

London, ON N5V 4S7

Pet Types: dogs

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Baladi & Sled Dog Rescue of Ontario - Southwest/London

London, ON N5V 2E6

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Shelter

Animal Care Centre Lobo

5592 Egremont Dr., R.R.#1, Ilderton, ON N0M 2A0

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Rescue

Standard Poodles In Need, Rescue - London

London, ON N5Y 6H6

Pet Types: dogs

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Animal Love Foundation

London, ON N5W 1X8

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Rescue

S.T.A.R.R.-Second Time Around Rescue & Rehabilition

King Street, London, ON N5W 2X4

Pet Types: dogs, small animals

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DIBS Rescue - London

London, ON N6A 4L9

Pet Types: dogs

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