Hi everyone…my name is Happy and I’m a boy around two years old. Believe it or not, I’m from Cairo…a place far, far away. I’m not sure how I got to Canada but what a wonderful country you have and what wonderful people you are. Holy cow, I must be the luckiest boy on earth. It was no picnic living in Cairo. I had no home and no one to love me or comfort me when I needed some reassurance. …
Read morePosted: March 20, 2019
This Cairo boy is a real comedian. He is nicknamed Granny Grin because of his long tongue that is always hanging out of his mouth, coupled with his crazy antics in general. He melted our hearts and we fell in love with him instantly. He has had to learn a thing or two about Canadian life and he’s getting the hang of things beautifully. We don’t want to train him too much as we love his spontaneity ~ he truly is a goofball.…
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019
This snow-loving girl couldn’t wait for the snow to come this year ~ it’s one of her favourite things. She put a bit of weight on this summer and is now on a yummy diet including carrots and cucumbers and she’s getting lots of exercise. She is a happy, happy girl. Denise…
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019
Cleo…what a great name for an Egyptian girl. Upon arrivial in Canada, this Queen of the Nile couldn’t wait to get out of her crate. As soon as she realized that I was her new mom, she tried to soothe me as I was crying so hard when I saw my new precious girl. Once we arrived home, Cleo met her new dad and her new canine brother. Within a few weeks, Cleo and her brother were best of friends, although things did get a wee bit tense when toy sharing was in question. …
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019
When Sandy arrived from Cairo in November 2018, she couldn’t wait to get out of her crate. Immediately, she met us and we gave her some water and a great big hug. Sandy’s tail started to wag frantically and the rest, as they say, is history. Everything was new to Sandy ~ things like snow, which she’s not that crazy about. She has a big sister to play and cuddle with. …
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019
When Amanda arrived from Cairo, she was pretty traumatized and scared and had some fear aggression. With love, patience and understanding, within two weeks, this little girl grew in leaps and bounds. She now loves her new Canadian home and is sooo affectionate and grateful. We love her to bits and it was our privilege to adopt her and give her a safe, loving home. Janice & Wayne…
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019
Lexi is a beautiful girl. This poor Istie girl had to undergo surgery for four growths, one on her eyelid, one in each ear and one on her anus. What a brave girl she was. It was discovered that one of the growths was actually a pellet from a shotgun. No wonder she was sensitive to loud noises! After the surgery, Lexi really came to life ~ jumping, barking and getting excited about everything life has to offer with her new Canadian family. …
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019
When this beautiful girl left the streets of Istanbul, she was called Scarlett but she never quite took to that name. When we changed it to Murphy, her ears perked up right away and she has been Murphy ever since. This Turkish delight has already learned to sit and shake a paw and she is about to learn everything there is to know about dog park etiquette. She can’t wait. She loves her walks but the dog park will take that to a whole new level. …
Read morePosted: March 18, 2019