Moose

MEET MOOSE — LOOKING FOR HIS FOREVER HOME! <br/>Moose is a 2-year-old, neutered male Cavapoo, weighing approximately 50 lbs, who is looking for a new family through absolutely no fault of his own.<br/><br/>Moose’s previous owner is disabled, and as a young, energetic dog, his needs have simply become more than she is physically able to manage. Making the decision to find him a new home has not been easy, but the goal is to find Moose a family where he can truly thrive. <br/><br/>A little about Moose: Moose is a genuinely lovely young man who warms up to people easily and is quick to offer plenty of tail wags. He’s sweet, sensitive, smart and very willing to learn.<br/>One thing we can say with confidence is that Moose has been an absolute angel for his veterinary care. He has happily allowed full body handling, blood draws, grooming and nail trims, and has shown no aggression whatsoever during these procedures. He’s been a wonderfully cooperative patient and takes handling in stride.<br/>Moose has lived successfully with an older dog and is not dog aggressive. He is, however, unsure of unfamiliar dogs. When he’s uncomfortable, his preference is simply to move away and create some space rather than engage. Because he isn’t the bravest boy, introductions to new canine friends should be slow, calm and gentle, allowing him time to build confidence at his own pace.<br/>Moose is untested with cats and young children. While we have no reason to believe he would be aggressive toward either, based on his sensitive nature and tendency to avoid situations that make him uncertain, we feel Moose would be happiest in a home without cats or young children. A quieter, predictable household where he can feel safe and secure would likely suit him best.<br/>Moose enjoys his walks and does very well wearing a Gentle Leader. He can be a strong boy and likes to pull, so the Gentle Leader makes his walks much more manageable.<br/>He eats twice daily and is up to date on his vaccinations, flea and tick prevention, heartworm prevention and intestinal parasite prevention.<br/>Like many young dogs, Moose hasn’t had the opportunity to learn a lot of formal manners yet—but don’t mistake that for an inability to learn! He’s bright, responsive and catches on quickly. With patience, consistency and positive reinforcement, we think this sensitive boy has tremendous potential.<br/>What Moose needs most is someone who understands that confidence doesn’t happen overnight. He needs a kind, patient person or family willing to teach him what he needs to know while giving him the security and encouragement to become the wonderful dog we know he can be.<br/><br/>In return, you’ll get a sweet, tail-wagging young dog with a whole lot of love to give. <br/>Moose is looking for a forever home — not just a place to live, but a family willing to help him blossom.<br/>Apply online at compassionforpaws.ca

MEET MOOSE — LOOKING FOR HIS FOREVER HOME!
Moose is a 2-year-old, neutered male Cavapoo, weighing approximately 50 lbs, who is looking for a new family through absolutely no fault of his own.

Moose’s previous owner is disabled, and as a young, energetic dog, his needs have simply become more than she is physically able to manage. Making the decision to find him a new home has not been easy, but the goal is to find Moose a family where he can truly thrive.

A little about Moose: Moose is a genuinely lovely young man who warms up to people easily and is quick to offer plenty of tail wags. He’s sweet, sensitive, smart and very willing to learn.
One thing we can say with confidence is that Moose has been an absolute angel for his veterinary care. He has happily allowed full body handling, blood draws, grooming and nail trims, and has shown no aggression whatsoever during these procedures. He’s been a wonderfully cooperative patient and takes handling in stride.
Moose has lived successfully with an

MEET MOOSE — LOOKING FOR HIS FOREVER HOME!
Moose is a 2-year-old, neutered male Cavapoo, weighing approximately 50 lbs, who is looking for a new family through absolutely no fault of his own.

Moose’s previous owner is disabled, and as a young, energetic dog, his needs have simply become more than she is physically able to manage. Making the decision to find him a new home has not been easy, but the goal is to find Moose a family where he can truly thrive.

A little about Moose: Moose is a genuinely lovely young man who warms up to people easily and is quick to offer plenty of tail wags. He’s sweet, sensitive, smart and very willing to learn.
One thing we can say with confidence is that Moose has been an absolute angel for his veterinary care. He has happily allowed full body handling, blood draws, grooming and nail trims, and has shown no aggression whatsoever during these procedures. He’s been a wonderfully cooperative patient and takes handling in stride.
Moose has lived successfully with an older dog and is not dog aggressive. He is, however, unsure of unfamiliar dogs. When he’s uncomfortable, his preference is simply to move away and create some space rather than engage. Because he isn’t the bravest boy, introductions to new canine friends should be slow, calm and gentle, allowing him time to build confidence at his own pace.
Moose is untested with cats and young children. Whil