Freya

Time for an introduction to our recently rescued pups, who were found by a caring individual and rescued from a Manitoba landfill. They are now safe with us and looking forward to a much brighter future! <br/>To answer the inevitable question "what breed is Freya?" we really don't know for sure. We always call our Manitoba rescues "Manitoba mixes". Some other rescues refer to them as "Manitoba specials". Whatever their DNA consists of, they are always beautiful, sweet and deserving. And usually expected to be large adults once fully grown. Based on her current size we think Freya will grow up to be a large adult, most likely over 80 lbs.<br/>Freya is thought to be around 8-9 weeks old and has had her first wellness check with the vet, first DAPP vaccine, fecal testing, deworming, parasite prevention (Nexgard Spectra) and is microchipped.<br/>Freya is currently settling into a foster home with her brother Paddington - there is another large senior dog in the home and they have enjoyed following her around. Her foster mom says that Freya is a good girl. "She is good about letting me brush her daily. She went to visit my mom at the nursing home today. She got lots of cuddles and just curled up on Mom's lap and snuggled. She was a huge hit. She had a bath today and loved the conditioner and brush."<br/>Freya and siblings are seeking a dog experienced homes - if there are any kids in the home we require that they are school-aged & dog savvy, ideally with large breed dogs. We do not know her experience with dogs before arriving to us but as with most puppies she would benefit from continued socialization with other friendly dogs...but no dog parks please! This goes for all of our available dogs - please google reasons why your dog should not attend a dog park. However we do think puppy lessons (individual & group classes) are a great way to train, bond with and help set up your new family member for success.<br/>Puppies this age require someone home more often than not - they require crate training, potty training & socialization and should have someone available to help them with this every few hours. Being left alone for a full work day would not be suitable for any of the pups in our care.<br/>Please send an EMAIL (or Petfinder form + follow up email) with additional questions or to request an application and meeting. Freya and siblings will be ready for forever homes by the weekend of December 12th. <br/><br/>*** Please note that we only adopt locally, ideally within an hour or so from our Chesterville/Morewood, ON. location ***

Time for an introduction to our recently rescued pups, who were found by a caring individual and rescued from a Manitoba landfill. They are now safe with us and looking forward to a much brighter future!
To answer the inevitable question "what breed is Freya?" we really don't know for sure. We always call our Manitoba rescues "Manitoba mixes". Some other rescues refer to them as "Manitoba specials". Whatever their DNA consists of, they are always beautiful, sweet and deserving. And usually expected to be large adults once fully grown. Based on her current size we think Freya will grow up to be a large adult, most likely over 80 lbs.
Freya is thought to be around 8-9 weeks old and has had her first wellness check with the vet, first DAPP vaccine, fecal testing, deworming, parasite prevention (Nexgard Spectra) and is microchipped.
Freya is currently settling into a foster home with her brother Paddington - there is another large senior dog in the home and they have enjoyed following her around. Her foster mom says

Time for an introduction to our recently rescued pups, who were found by a caring individual and rescued from a Manitoba landfill. They are now safe with us and looking forward to a much brighter future!
To answer the inevitable question "what breed is Freya?" we really don't know for sure. We always call our Manitoba rescues "Manitoba mixes". Some other rescues refer to them as "Manitoba specials". Whatever their DNA consists of, they are always beautiful, sweet and deserving. And usually expected to be large adults once fully grown. Based on her current size we think Freya will grow up to be a large adult, most likely over 80 lbs.
Freya is thought to be around 8-9 weeks old and has had her first wellness check with the vet, first DAPP vaccine, fecal testing, deworming, parasite prevention (Nexgard Spectra) and is microchipped.
Freya is currently settling into a foster home with her brother Paddington - there is another large senior dog in the home and they have enjoyed following her around. Her foster mom says that Freya is a good girl. "She is good about letting me brush her daily. She went to visit my mom at the nursing home today. She got lots of cuddles and just curled up on Mom's lap and snuggled. She was a huge hit. She had a bath today and loved the conditioner and brush."
Freya and siblings are seeking a dog experienced homes - if there are any kids in the home we require that they are scho