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Four Staffie puppies, all from the same litter, were found on the side of a road on Christmas Eve with his 3 siblings. Mischief & Meka were male. Jody & Kylie were female. They were very nervous when they arrived to us at 4 months old but they became more

Teddy and Tess, now Kobe and Heidi, once fending for themselves with their Mum, now living their best lives, thanks to the McHugh family for giving them such a wonderful home

The most beautiful update on Bobsley and Paulie who waited a long time with us before finding their happiest lives with their beloved humans: “Today marks two years since we brought these boys home! They are such loveable characters, complete opposites yet utterly bonded. I can’t imagine our home without

A very happy Gotcha Day to the gorgeous Maggie and her brilliant human Elaine. Maggie ended up in the pound as a puppy, a very hard start for such a young girl:( but Elaine thankfully fell in love with her and the rest was history:) Elaine and Maggie have worked

Pip

Pip was adopted by Lucie in September 2020 and in turn adopted his role of calling the shots in her dog minding business. Pip is an irrepressible character…bossy one minute and cuddly the next. Underneath his “assertive” nature, he is the most loving, gentle and funny of dogs. He adores

Ted

“This week I lost my beautiful boy, Ted. Thank you so much to Marian Biesty MSPCA for giving me the chance to have Ted in my life for 15 wonderful years. I will be forever grateful. Ted was the most amazing, loving, smiley friend, and he brought so much happiness

In the shelter, Candy (now Ace) was once completely shut down and convinced that humans were to be avoided at all costs. Thanks to our wonderful volunteers, she began walking happily and confidently on a lead. Eventuallys, her forever family found her and welcomed to their family! …. “Thank

Mork and Mindy were two beautiful innocent German shepherd X collie puppies were dumped at an abandoned house and thankfully were found and into the safety of our care. Mork was a little more shy than Mindy in the shelter and reserved, but was a really gentle friendly boy once

After over 400 days in the shelter Betty has been adopted! All the volunteer team knew that high energy Betty had so much love to give to a family if the right family was willing to give her a chance. It breaks our hearts to see long termers in the

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