Speaking of Dogs Rescue

Speaking of Dogs Rescue Program is a Canadian registered charity. We are a volunteer-based dog rescue in Toronto that is dedicated to assisting dogs from shelters as well as taking in dogs surrendered by their owner when space allows. We have a focus on helping senior dogs. Our dogs are lovingly cared for in foster homes until we find them a suitable forever home.

Toronto, ON,M9W 3L8
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Email: [email protected]

Phone Number: (705) 444-7637

Website: https://www.speakingofdogs.com

Luna

Papillon | Wilson, NY

SeniorFemaleSmallPomeranian

About

Characteristics

affectionate cratetrained eagerToPlease eventempered gentle doesWellInCar goofy intelligent leashtrained olderKidsOnly

Coat Length

Long

Activity Level

Moderately Active

House Trained

Yes

Good in Home With

Others Dogs

Meet Luna

Little Luna is an approximately 8 year old Pom/Pap mix who has a delightful personality and is as easy to love as they come!  She is also easy to live with - housetrained, fine when left alone, good with other dogs and friendly with new people.  She's really the total bundle! She came to our rescue as an owner surrender where, it seems, she was living in a senior's building and being passed around from one resident to the next.  Thankfully, she ended up at our vet for a exam and he intervened when her current owner said she couldn't look after her physically or financially.   Upon further exam, our vet found she had rotting teeth, a heart murmur, a mammary mass, early kidney insufficiency, wasn't spayed and had 'wonky' hips.  What a list of challenges this poor girl faced!  But never say never here at Speaking of Dogs Rescue! Luna has now been spayed, had her dental surgery and had the mass removed!  The mass came back from the lab as benign, so great news on that front!  Her heart murmur is a 2/6 and fairly common; she's on meds now and doing dandy.  For her kidneys, she has a special food that is low in protein so it's easier on her kidney function.  Her hips are not painful and while she does walk a bit off kilter, they do not recommend surgical intervention. She may be a bit hard of hearing and, while she doesn't bark much, when she does it sounds like she was de-barked at some point which is quite sad.  So there you have it! It's Luna in all her glory, ready to make her last move into a forever home.  Her foster family raves about her and adds that she's basically the quintessential dog -  housetrained, enjoys going for walks, good with people, 10 pounds of love in a little fluffy package,   If you are interested in opening your heart and home to Luna, here is the link to our adoption application   https://www.speakingofdogs.com/adoption/dog-adoption-application-2/

Adoption Process
We have applicants fill out a questionnaire, we do a phone interview, and if things go well we do a home check. If that goes well we arrange for the person to meet the dog in the presence of one of our volunteers. If that goes well and all parties are happy and it's the right fit, we have the person sign an adoption contract. We spay/neuter, vaccinate, and microchip all dogs prior to adoption. Also, the contract states that if in the future they can't keep the dog that they must return the dog to us. Our adoption fee is $450.

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