Pointing Dog Rescue Canada

13/12/2024

13/12/2024

In Calgary Alberta area. Please contact the original poster for information on handsome Boomer

29/11/2024

Contact Northern Animals Rescue directly for any info on Athena

ADOPTED!

Athena is a German short haired pointer mix . She’s about 3 yrs old and she is vaccinated but fixed yet .
She is the sweetest girl, incredibly playful, she can be timid around loud noises (assuming from past owners)
She has lived with two cats
Amazing with kids .
She can get carried away if she has too much energy but typical for the breed. She’s a happy girl and ready to be adopted .

11/11/2024

David shared a photo of handsome Hugo after his daily run ❤️🐾❤️

10/11/2024

Tracey happily shared some photos of Moochiliving her best life

Moochi (formerly Zizu) - Moochi is thriving and enjoying life. She is one of the most loving, intelligent and fun dogs I have ever had the pleasure of sharing my life with.

10/11/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/2ARokZiu9oFU8eUv/?

Now off the adoption page
Arny is looking for a forever home this handsome pointer German short hair mix would make a perfect buddy to snuggle with this winter.
He is waiting for his forever at Hasting Prince Edward Humane Society.

05/11/2024

Denver has been adopted

05/11/2024

Posting for owner. Please contact her directly with any questions about beautiful Mira. Located in Elmwood, Ontario area

Seeking a special home for Mira, an exceptional [Registered Deutsch Drahthaar] whose life was shared with my late husband, a dedicated hunter and a deeply caring owner. Mira was not only his hunting partner but his close companion, embodying loyalty, intelligence, and grace. This strong, loving bond guided both of them in the field and throughout life together.

About Mira:

Name: Mira from Muhlbachtal breeder in Germany
Breed: Registered Deutsch Drahthaar
Breed Points:Examination 198, Hegewald 206.5
DOB: November 18, 2015 (8 years old)
Color: Liver/White
Temperament: Remarkably good with children, loyal, attentive to human emotions, but NOT compatible with cats.
Skills: Expertly trained for upland game hunting, with a natural talent for pointing and retrieving.
Spayed: No
Cost: $1,000.00 comes with all paperwork from Germany includes scores and registration
Mira’s new family would ideally be a hunter or outdoor enthusiast who can continue nurturing her passion and dedication in the field. Her energy, drive, and unique personality are qualities that a caring, experienced handler would appreciate and respect.

Late husband made a heartfelt promise to Mira in 2021: “I can assure you that Mira would be in a good home, as I keep my dog inside the house all year. She would have plenty of room to run around the property, a companion, and a long walk every day. She would also spend many days hunting, doing exactly what she was bred for; being now retired, I hunt almost every day.”

In honor of this promise, it’s essential that Mira finds a new home where she’ll be treated as family, enjoying a warm, indoor life and the companionship she’s used to. As her current caregiver, I hope to build a relationship with her future family, sharing occasional visits. This connection would not only honour her bond with her late companion but also celebrate Mira’s continued happiness in a home that values her spirit, skills, and history.

Please reach out if you feel you can offer Mira a caring home that respect her heritage, her needs and Francis’s memory, contact Millie Six [[email protected] or call 519-379-1266]

28/10/2024

Courtesy post for Mac. Contact Paws Across the Water directly for any info

https://www.facebook.com/pawsacrossthewaterontario/

We are a 100% volunteer-based dog rescue, located in the Toronto area.Through rescue, spay-neuter pro

21/08/2024

We are a week late wishing handsome Hugo a 13 th birthday 🎉 🐾❤️. David reports he still runs every day and swims several times a week.
We can all agree that powder face is epic. Happy Birthday Hugo

08/08/2024

SHARING FOR EXPOSURE. CONTACT Angel’s Animal Rescue directly about this girl

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/ZPkCxfq24JMrJwLU/?mibextid=WC7FNe

30/07/2024

**UPDATE-Larry has found a new home ❤️🐾❤️

PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT BE MANAGING THIS ADOPTION--WE ARE ON A BREAK RIGHT NOW AND HOPE TO BE BACK AND ACTIVE COME FALL.
PLEASE CONTACT THE OWNER DIRECTLY CONTACT INFO IN THE POST.

Meet Larry. He is an 8 and a half year old GSP and needs a new home. He is a typical GSP with lots of energy and love. He is goofy, stubborn, smart, a bit of a sook and full of ideas. He loves to run off leash, cuddle, play training games, and hunt for squirrels.

He needs a home with someone who can give him lots of exercise, love and attention. He can’t be in a home with young children or other pets. Since Covid, he is used to having someone home with him most of the day, but would probably be fine adjusting back to having someone gone for work.

Larry has good recall and does basic commands. He is in perfect health and has all vaccinations up to date.

He doesn’t get along with all dogs (especially unfixed males) so dog parks are not a good option for him.

Owners are willing to help with relocation logistics and or fees. Larry is located in Halifax Nova Scotia.

If you are interested and would like more information please email: [email protected]

05/07/2024

We are saddened to share the news that beloved Juno has gone to the Rainbow Bridge this morning. Juno was 14+ years old and was loved everyday of her life.
From Lori and her husband:
This is our beloved Juno. We are so grateful to have had her in our lives. Thank you Lynne for entrusting her to us. She took an unexpected turn for the worse this morning and we made the difficult decision. She was such a noble dog; kind, loving, intelligent, athletic and absolutely beautiful! God bless our four legged friends!

This photo was taken yesterday ❤️🐾💔

19/06/2024

We are saddened to hear that Bosco has crossed the Rainbow Bridge at the age of 14 years & 9 months. I was fortunate to foster Bosco until Karen found him. It was a perfect match. Our hearts break with Karens 💔🐾💔. RIP dear Bosco-you were well loved

Just 10 days short of 3 years we had to spend together. The journey has been one I am truly grateful for. Sometimes a very hard one, I still wouldn’t change one bit. This funny, affectionate, outspoken(sometimes bossy!) quirky, loving boy rescued me as much as I did him. Over the past few months degenerative myelopathy, a neurological disease, has slowly progressed and has stolen his mobility but not his spirit! Just as I have witnessed with my dad, the parallel’s became all too similar. Let me just say Neurological diseases suck!!! Running, jumping, playing ball and marathon walks gave way the shorter ones, difficulty climbing stairs, plenty of falls to finally not being able to get up on his own and needing a sling and boot to help him walk. It was slowly stealing his dignity but not his love for life. Other health issues arose quickly and now the time has come to help him fly over the rainbow. To Quote Jon Stewart …. He was tired. He was ready, but I wasn’t. 💔. I will miss you Bosco Boscorelli ❤️ my shotgun rider. Run free and easy with Jackson and the others the way you were meant to. Love you my sweet boy xoxox.. mommy ❤️. Thank you to all the family, friends and strangers who were like angels during his last days here 💕 These are a few pictures of our last days in his fav spot under our big maple tree.

20/04/2024

Study: Metal bowls have MORE dangerous bacteria⚠️ than plastic! 🤯

Pet food and water bowls can transmit bacteria, according to research, and while 67% of owners use metal bowls, only about 1/3 of people wash the bowl after a meal, and some only dry wipe, which is how the bacteria party gets started 🤢. And that slippery film in the water bowl after 24 hours? That’s a brew of bacteria🦠 that can be transferred from your dog to you and your family.

The amount of moisture in the food also matters. Wet food (compared to dry) was associated with higher bacteria - and higher humidity levels are likely to create perfect conditions for bacterial growth, especially after coming in contact with dog saliva left in the bowl.

In our new book, The Forever Dog LIFE, we lay out the pro’s and con’s of different types of bowls. Here’s a glimpse of what you need to know:

Plastic🥣: Chemicals in plastic absorb through the skin and inhibit the synthesis of melanin, which can cause Plastic Dish Nasal Dermatitis that leaves your pet’s nose & lips, pink and irritated.

Ceramic:🫖 Hartpury scientists found the most harmful bacterial species (salmonella, E.coli and MRSA) were most frequently found in ceramic bowls because of people continuing to use them after fine cracks in the glaze become visible.

Stainless steel🥄: cheaper quality bowls have been involved in recalls due to heavy metal contamination. Be sure to buy high-quality bowls (18/8 or 304 steel) from a trusted source.

Glass🥛: Durable, kitchen-friendly glass bowls made from 100% borosilicate glass (Pyrex) make great food and water bowls on the floor.

🧼No matter which type of bowl you use, the best thing you can do to protect you and your dog’s health is to wash your bowl after every meal with hot water and soap. In addition, at least once a week, run your bowls through the hot cycle in your dishwasher. You can also coat the bowl with hydrogen peroxide, wait five minutes, then wipe with a clean sponge and rinse.

For more info on bowls, Comment and we’ll message you the link to The Forever Dog LIFE book where in part one titled The Forever Kitchen and the section labelled “Food & Water Bowls", we cover how to choose the best chemical-free bowls🌱 that won’t leach contaminants⚠️ over time.

16/04/2024