Jeffrey

Meet Jeffrey! Jeffrey was surrendered to an overpopulated shelter in LA. Jeffrey was a “kick me” dog at the shelter - he was totally tolerant of other dogs, but they tended to gang up on him. Twice, he stood up for himself, he didn’t fight but he told the other dogs that he was uncomfortable. Because of this, Jeffrey was facing euthanasia. Thankfully, we were able to grab him in time and he has since gained his Canadian citizenship! He is now ready to settle in with a family of his own, for good this time.<br/><br/>Jeffrey is an overall great dog. He is friendly with other dogs, big and small. He’s friendly with people and likes interacting with them, but he can be a bit timid at first. Afterwards, he leans into pets and is very wiggly and happy! Jeffrey is a true champion when it comes to playing fetch, as well as car rides. While he thoroughly enjoys being able to run around and play, he is not a dog who needs copious amounts of exercise. He is happy with three walks a day and some play time in between. He has been lucky enough to visit a few terrasse’s this summer, like any true Montrealer, and does great in that environment.<br/><br/>Jeffrey is able to stay home alone in his crate very comfortably. He may whine for a bit at first, but settles down soon after. He sometimes even chooses to hang out in his crate during the day, but more often than not he’s relaxing somewhere near his fosters feet. His ideal home would be one with a yard, and one where there is not too much action.<br/><br/>WORDS FROM HIS FOSTER:<br/><br/>Fostering Jeffrey has been such a joy. He’s calm and gentle, but also has a goofy, playful side that shines through once he’s comfortable. He loves his ball, does little happy hops on walks, and always finds a way to make me laugh. He’s the sweetest mix of cuddly and fun — just a really special dog.

Meet Jeffrey! Jeffrey was surrendered to an overpopulated shelter in LA. Jeffrey was a “kick me” dog at the shelter - he was totally tolerant of other dogs, but they tended to gang up on him. Twice, he stood up for himself, he didn’t fight but he told the other dogs that he was uncomfortable. Because of this, Jeffrey was facing euthanasia. Thankfully, we were able to grab him in time and he has since gained his Canadian citizenship! He is now ready to settle in with a family of his own, for good this time.

Jeffrey is an overall great dog. He is friendly with other dogs, big and small. He’s friendly with people and likes interacting with them, but he can be a bit timid at first. Afterwards, he leans into pets and is very wiggly and happy! Jeffrey is a true champion when it comes to playing fetch, as well as car rides. While he thoroughly enjoys being able to run around and play, he is not a dog who needs copious amounts of exercise. He is happy with three walks a day and some play time in between. He has been lucky

Meet Jeffrey! Jeffrey was surrendered to an overpopulated shelter in LA. Jeffrey was a “kick me” dog at the shelter - he was totally tolerant of other dogs, but they tended to gang up on him. Twice, he stood up for himself, he didn’t fight but he told the other dogs that he was uncomfortable. Because of this, Jeffrey was facing euthanasia. Thankfully, we were able to grab him in time and he has since gained his Canadian citizenship! He is now ready to settle in with a family of his own, for good this time.

Jeffrey is an overall great dog. He is friendly with other dogs, big and small. He’s friendly with people and likes interacting with them, but he can be a bit timid at first. Afterwards, he leans into pets and is very wiggly and happy! Jeffrey is a true champion when it comes to playing fetch, as well as car rides. While he thoroughly enjoys being able to run around and play, he is not a dog who needs copious amounts of exercise. He is happy with three walks a day and some play time in between. He has been lucky enough to visit a few terrasse’s this summer, like any true Montrealer, and does great in that environment.

Jeffrey is able to stay home alone in his crate very comfortably. He may whine for a bit at first, but settles down soon after. He sometimes even chooses to hang out in his crate during the day, but more often than not he’s relaxing somewhere near his fosters feet. His ideal home