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Dove

Mountain Cur

Female, Young
Barrie, ON
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Dove 💙Beautiful one-year-old, Black Mouth Cur mix, Dove is available for adoption at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society Barrie and District Animal Centre. This charismatic, fun-loving young lady is ready to find a patient and active family to call her own. With one gorgeous brown eye and one striking blue, Dove charms everyone she meets.Dove's ideal family will be understanding and gentle with an interest in training and enrichment activities. This highly intelligent, quirky girl is very motivated to learn and to please her people. Dove will thrive in a home where she is provided not only love and affection, but regular mental and physical activities. Dove is interested in other dogs and could, after proper introductions, do well with a canine pal in her home. Although sometimes shy when meeting new people, once she gets to know you, her sweet and goofy personality truly shines! Dove loves to play and show off her tricks for treats. She already knows how to sit, lie down, give paw, wait and she's ready to learn more!A life with Dove will reward you with playful antics, affectionate moments, and the joy of watching this special girl be the happy girl she's meant to be.If you would like to meet Dove, she is staying at 91 Patterson Rd in Barrie. Our adoption hours are 11 am - 5 pm. For more information call at (705) 728-7311 ex.6 or email at barrie@ontariospca.ca. Our dog adoption fee is $585, which includes neuter or spay surgery, vaccinations, de-wormer, microchip, and much more! Primary Color: Fawn Secondary Color: Black Weight: 27.9 Age: 1yrs 1mths 2wks

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Thasos

Pointer

Male, Adult
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
He is a POINTER, aboutyears old and weighs aprox. 17 kilos or 37 pounds. Anastasia met stray "THASOS" on a trip to the island of Thasos! He seemed to take a particulate liking to her because he kept following her around. And he was waiting for her outside in the mornings. It goes without saying that Anastasia brought him home with her when she returned. "THASOS" is typical of his breed; active and vigorous like a young colt outdoors, he turns into a normal and calm dog inside the house. He is friendly with all other animals (except birds that are his natural pray) and very playful with dogs. He adores people and is extremely eager to please them. He is also very sensitive and needs gentle handling. "THASOS" is a picture of health! SPFG has had him fully vetted and vaccinated, micro chipped, and neutered. And our volunteers have worked with him to make sure he is also housebroken and leash trained. He would be particularly happy with an active family. If interested in adopting our cheerful boy "THASOS" please visit our website to fill out an application at www.straypawsfromgreece.com You can also contact us on WhatsApp at 416-347-0009.
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Taki - ADOPTED!!!

Pointer

Male, Young
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Name: Taki Age: 2 years Sex: Neutered male Breed: Pointer mix Color: White & Black Weight: 16 kg Height (shoulder): 57 cm   Rescue Story Taki entered a municipal shelter in December 2025, wearing a collar, which suggests he may have been abandoned. He was rescued just before euthanasia and transferred to our care in March.   ‍‍ With People Taki is an affectionate and social boy who loves being around people. He happily approaches both familiar and new people, leaning in for pets and attention. He is comfortable being handled and can be picked up by placing arms under his belly. Once he bonds with you, he will even roll over to show his belly.   With Other Dogs Taki is friendly and eager to interact with other dogs. He approaches both familiar and unfamiliar dogs to greet and invite them to play. If other dogs don’t engage, he may bark to express his desire to join in. He tends to be more comfortable with dogs of similar or smaller size and will avoid overly energetic or confrontational dogs. While he enjoys playing with dogs, he generally prefers people over other dogs when given the choice.   With Cats When he sees cats during walks, he shows curiosity but can be redirected easily and follows his handler well. Cat testing is available upon request.   Energy Level Taki has a moderate energy level. He enjoys outdoor activities and playtime, but he settles down nicely afterward. He loves to play, but his stamina is not very high—he often lies down to rest during play sessions.   ‍ Walks Taki is curious and enjoys sniffing, so he tends to move side to side during walks. He may pull occasionally when excited, and he is currently learning to walk calmly beside his handler.   Other Notes   Not possessive over food with people or dogs, but has a strong appetite and may try to take others’ food May show mild separation-related barking at first, but settles down after a while Uses barking to express wants, especially toward other dogs during play Very responsive and perceptive—he reads human emotions well and quickly understands boundaries Calm and quiet in a kennel Rides well in a crate and gets in and out of the car on his own Currently does outdoor potty   Personality Taki is a simple, pure-hearted, and joyful dog who brings warmth and happiness to those around him. His innocent and loving nature makes him incredibly endearing. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2726462##
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KungFu

Pointer

Male, 6 yrs
TORONTO, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
QUICK FACTS Name: KungFuAge: About 6 Years OldGender: Male (Neutered)Breed: Pointer MixColor: White with Black DotsWeight: 22 kg / 48.5 lbsMicrochipped, Fully Vaccinated Up to Date, Dewormed  MY RESCUE STORY I was on the euthanasia list at a crowded city pound when kind people rescued me just in time.Since then, I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to experience life in a foster home. Living with a family has helped me become much more relaxed, settled, and connected with people. My foster experience has truly brought out the very best in me, and I’m now ready to find a forever family of my own.   MY HEALTH Fully vaccinated and up-to-dateNeuteredMicrochippedDewormedTreated for Stage 2 heartworm with the three-shot treatment protocol beginning January 7 MY PERSONALITY Hi, I’m KungFu!When I was first rescued, I was described as a fairly high-energy dog. But since moving into a foster home, I’ve changed beautifully.Living in a stable home with consistent routines, affection, and regular interaction with people has helped me become much calmer, gentler, and more balanced.I’ve developed a wonderful connection with my foster family and really enjoy being part of everyday family life. I pay close attention to my people, respond well to guidance, and have become very easy to communicate with.I’m affectionate and loving, but I also know how to relax and enjoy quiet time at home. My foster family has seen just how sweet and gentle I truly am.One of my best qualities is how well I do with people of all ages. I’m especially gentle with children and enjoy spending time with them.I also do very well with other dogs, including small dogs. I’m respectful, gentle, and comfortable sharing my space with canine friends.Foster life has helped me blossom into a calm, affectionate, and emotionally connected family dog.    MY SOCIAL SKILLS · With People:I absolutely love people and form strong bonds with my family.I’m affectionate, gentle, and very attentive to the people around me. Living in a foster home has helped me understand household routines and become much more comfortable communicating and interacting with my humans.I also do very well with children and have shown myself to be calm, sweet, and gentle around them.· With Dogs:I’m friendly and well-mannered with other dogs.I’ve become especially gentle in my interactions and do very well even with smaller dogs. I’m respectful of their space and can live comfortably alongside canine friends.· With Cats:My reaction to cats is currently unknown. ENERGY LEVEL & ACTIVITY I was previously described as a high-energy dog, but foster life has helped me become much calmer and more balanced.I still enjoy walks, outdoor activities, exploring, and playtime, but I also know how to settle down and relax peacefully at home.I don’t need constant activity to be happy. A good walk, some outdoor time, and plenty of quality time with my family are enough to keep me content.I also have plenty of walking experience and generally walk nicely on leash while staying close to my person. TRAINING & HABITS Living with a foster family has helped me become very comfortable with everyday home life.I understand household routines well, listen closely to my humans, and respond nicely to direction.I already know several cues, including:SitPawWaitCatching treats when they are tossed to meI’m mostly used to going potty outside.I settle nicely in a kennel when needed and can get in and out of the car on my own.I don’t guard my food from people. As with any multi-dog household, feeding dogs separately is always a good habit. MY IDEAL HOME My foster experience has shown that I truly thrive when I feel safe, loved, and included in family life.I would do especially well with:A loving family looking for a gentle and affectionate companionA home where I can be included in everyday family activitiesA family with childrenA home with another friendly dog, including a smaller dogPeople who enjoy walks and outdoor activitiesA family that also enjoys quiet and relaxing time togetherPeople who will continue giving me consistency, affection, and guidanceI’ve already learned how wonderful family life can be, and now I’m ready to bring my gentle, loving personality into my forever home. SPECIAL NOTES KungFu has made a wonderful transition into foster family life.Although he was originally described as a higher-energy dog, living in a stable home environment has helped him become significantly calmer, gentler, and more emotionally connected with people.He now does beautifully with adults, children, and other dogs, including small dogs.His foster experience has shown that KungFu truly flourishes when he has a stable routine, loving human companionship, and the opportunity to be part of everyday family life.He is a sweet, gentle, affectionate dog who is ready to become a devoted member of his forever family. If you enjoy hiking, long walks, or spending time outdoors, I could be the perfect adventure buddy for you. I have the energy to keep up with an active lifestyle, but thanks to my foster home experience, I’ve also learned how to settle nicely and enjoy quiet time at home.   KUNGFU'S YOUTUBE PLAYLIST   Apply to foster or adopt: For Inquiries:   ##2852999##

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