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Pets for Re-homing
Private adoptions (re-homing) are between the current pet owner
and the interested party. PAWS has no other involvement except to
provide a courtesy posting for these pets and help connect them with
a new family. Calls PAWS at 250-428-7297 for the contact information
of the person re‑homing the pet. PAWS does not post pets that are
for sale for re-homing.
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Fletcher
Male.
DOB: 1/5/2019.
Fletcher, a Red Heeler/Australian Cattle Dog was born May 2019. He's a neutered male who loves walks and hikes. An affectionate boy, his favourite game is ball, but he also loves water, be it the river or just a garden hose. His recall is good, he's had lots of training, and is eager to learn.
Some of his challenges are he's not good with children, other dogs, and is a resource guarder. He also has a high prey drive. He will need a very active dog savvy home where he's the only dog.
If you're interested in Fletcher, please email hartleyx@gmail.com.
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Charlie
Male.
Hi! My name is Charlie and I’m an 8½-year-old Malamute/Husky & Border Collie mix. I ‘m neutered and up to date on my vaccines.
I weigh about 80 pounds. I'm very lovable and friendly and love all humans and animals. I used to live with a cat, and we got along quite well. The cat wasn’t introduced to me until I was about 6 years old but was introduced slowly so we could get used to each other before spending time together. After all, she was a cat!
I have a good understanding of basic commands like sit, stay, lie down, give me a paw, come, back up, etc.
I’m strong and sometimes don’t know my own strength so I probably should be supervised when around small children just so I don’t knock them over. Right now, I live in a house with a big backyard where I can run and play with my favourite toy, an empty water bottle, like the ones that go on a water cooler.
My mom has physical limitations and can’t take me hiking or even on walks because I’m too strong for her. My neighbour has walked me quite often both on leash and hiking where I’m off leash. I do very well in both situations. I have very good recall if I wander off.
I have always lived in a regular home but would do well on a farm or acreage and have an owner who can handle larger dogs. I’m not kennel-trained. I sleep on the floor in mom’s bedroom.
Please contact my mom if you’d like to learn more about me - ceaacurr4@gmail.com.
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Freddy
Male.
DOB: 10/21/2021.
Freddy, an almost 3-year-old Landseer Newfoundland/Maremma mix needs a place with lots of space to run, a fence, and maybe some farm animals to protect. Most importantly, he needs to be the only dog. He also does not seem to like male dogs.
This big boy (130ish pounds) has always been an indoor/outdoor dog. He’s great with our chickens and kids. He’s a great couch cuddler and yard protector.
If you'd like to know more about adding Freddy to your family, email smbroman@hotmail.ca.
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Ben
Male.
DOB: 2/16/2024.
Ben is all black. Neutered, vaccines not up to date. Well behaved. He acts more like a dog.
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Roo
Female.
DOB: 2/16/2019.
Black/White. Spayed. Well behaved and a laid back kinda girl.
Vaccines not up to date.
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Max
Male.
Max is a neutered 2-year-old tabby who needs new a home because of a move. His vaccinations are up to date. He is being treated for anxiety and the owner doesn't want to traumatize him with the long drive. He's a good with people and other animals. To learn more about him, please call 250-428-6390.
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Oli
Male.
Oli is being rehomed at no cost. He is in Vancouver, but the current family is willing to helping him and his new family with the transition.
This handsome 85 pd. boy is a 3.5-year-old Maremma, Poodle, & Wheaten Terrier mix.
He's finding city life much too stressful and it's created some reactivity issues. This cuddle monster/couch potato loves people and belly rubs. A rainy day? Oli will be happy to join you on the couch. He does love outside adventures and hikes, too.
He's taken courses in Leadership, Fearful dogs, and Dog Parkour and has even worked on some tv shows! He hasn't been exposed to livestock, but given his personality, his family feels he would do fine.
The current family feels that the healthiest and happiest place for Oli will be somewhere quiet, without too much stimuli (strangers/barking strange dogs). A rural area would be great and a calm, friendly dog companion would also work. He's been to doggy daycares, dog parks, off leash walking area, and does fine with dogs he's introduced to.
Given the nature of small kids, he likely wouldn't do well with them. Teens could create an issue if they bring home friends that he hasn't been introduced to yet.
There is so much to add about Oli, If you'd like to learn more about how he could be the perfect dog for you, please email Nick at HelpOliHome@gmail.com.
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