Jade

Jade / Female / 3 years old / Mixed Breed / 13 lbs / Rescued from Barbados / Fostered in Toronto<br/><br/>House and Crate Trained / Good with small dogs <br/>May be ok with dog-savvy cats, but would need to be tested<br/><br/> Meet Jade - A Quiet Girl Ready To Blossom <br/>Jade is a sweet, timid girl with the softest scraggly ears, a dusting of silver on her snoot, and little white-tipped paws that make her look permanently dipped in snow. She may have come from sunny Barbados, but she’s handling Canadian winters like a champ — boots and all.<br/>Jade is still learning what it means to feel fully safe in the world. She’s not the life-of-the-party type — she’s the quiet observer, the one who wants to be near her people, watching, learning, and slowly building trust. <br/>She’s wonderfully gentle — takes treats politely, walks beautifully on leash, and is good with dogs her size or smaller. (She co-exists nicely with the resident senior chihuahua in her foster home). She enjoys her daily walks (and could absolutely be a great hiking buddy in warmer months), but she doesn’t demand endless exercise. At home, she loves curling up on the back of the couch where she can keep an eye on her people and the world around her.<br/>Jade feels like a dog with so much untapped potential. Her foster parents have already seen little glimpses — a zoomie before breakfast, a waggy tail at the door, curiosity starting to replace fear on walks. With patience and steady reassurance, she can blossom into a really special dog.<br/>💛 Her Ideal Home<br/>Jade would thrive in:<br/>A quieter home<br/>Patient, dog-experienced guardians who understand shy dogs<br/>A calm dog companion her size or smaller (optional, but could help her confidence)<br/>Dog-savvy children only (older teens would be best)<br/>She mastered house training quickly, sleeps in her crate overnight, and is incredibly tolerant with grooming. She can be nervous with larger dogs and in new situations, but she looks to her people for reassurance and is already making progress.<br/>Like many dogs adjusting to a big life change, she may need time to feel secure when left alone and to build confidence in the car. What she needs most is consistency, patience, and someone who sees not just who she is today — but who she’s becoming. And when she finds that home? She’s going to be extraordinary. 💛<br/><br/>If Jade sounds like your perfect fit, please apply to meet her at www.caninehaven.org/dog-application<br/><br/>Spayed / Microchipped / Vaccinations up to date<br/><br/>**PLEASE FILL OUT OUR ADOPTION APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED - <br/>https://caninehaven.org/dog-application/*<br/><br/>For inquiries please do not use Adoptapet/Petfinder inquiry button - send an email directly to hello@caninehaven.org

Jade / Female / 3 years old / Mixed Breed / 13 lbs / Rescued from Barbados / Fostered in Toronto

House and Crate Trained / Good with small dogs
May be ok with dog-savvy cats, but would need to be tested

Meet Jade - A Quiet Girl Ready To Blossom
Jade is a sweet, timid girl with the softest scraggly ears, a dusting of silver on her snoot, and little white-tipped paws that make her look permanently dipped in snow. She may have come from sunny Barbados, but she’s handling Canadian winters like a champ — boots and all.
Jade is still learning what it means to feel fully safe in the world. She’s not the life-of-the-party type — she’s the quiet observer, the one who wants to be near her people, watching, learning, and slowly building trust.
She’s wonderfully gentle — takes treats politely, walks beautifully on leash, and is good with dogs her size or smaller. (She co-exists nicely with the resident senior chihuahua in her foster home). She enjoys her daily walks (and could absolutely be a great

Jade / Female / 3 years old / Mixed Breed / 13 lbs / Rescued from Barbados / Fostered in Toronto

House and Crate Trained / Good with small dogs
May be ok with dog-savvy cats, but would need to be tested

Meet Jade - A Quiet Girl Ready To Blossom
Jade is a sweet, timid girl with the softest scraggly ears, a dusting of silver on her snoot, and little white-tipped paws that make her look permanently dipped in snow. She may have come from sunny Barbados, but she’s handling Canadian winters like a champ — boots and all.
Jade is still learning what it means to feel fully safe in the world. She’s not the life-of-the-party type — she’s the quiet observer, the one who wants to be near her people, watching, learning, and slowly building trust.
She’s wonderfully gentle — takes treats politely, walks beautifully on leash, and is good with dogs her size or smaller. (She co-exists nicely with the resident senior chihuahua in her foster home). She enjoys her daily walks (and could absolutely be a great hiking buddy in warmer months), but she doesn’t demand endless exercise. At home, she loves curling up on the back of the couch where she can keep an eye on her people and the world around her.
Jade feels like a dog with so much untapped potential. Her foster parents have already seen little glimpses — a zoomie before breakfast, a waggy tail at the door, curiosity starting to replace fear on