Nova

Name: Nova<br/>Age: Approximately 1 year, 7 months<br/>Breed: Blue Heeler<br/>Sex: Female (spayed)<br/>Weight: 36 lbs<br/><br/>Meet Nova!<br/><br/>Nova is settling in beautifully to foster care! She is a very affectionate, playful, and cuddly girl who loves being around her people and other dogs. She enjoys companionship and prefers to be close to her foster family whenever possible.<br/><br/>Nova is still building confidence and can be sensitive. She may cower if she thinks she has done something wrong or hears a raised voice, so she does best with a gentle, patient approach. She is also working through some mild separation anxiety and may pace, bark, or squeak when left alone. Her foster family is helping her with short departures and confidence-building exercises.<br/><br/>Training & Home Life:<br/><br/>Nova is crate trained and sleeps through the night. She settles well in her crate after some time, with a crate cover and white noise helping her relax. House training is still a work in progress, and she is learning that outside is where she should potty. Her foster family is using praise, treats, and consistency to help her learn.<br/><br/>Nova is an energetic young dog who will benefit from daily exercise, mental enrichment, continued training, and a consistent routine. She is eating and drinking well and has shown encouraging signs of decompression, becoming more relaxed, playful, and affectionate in her foster home.<br/><br/>Good With:<br/><br/>Dogs: Yes, enjoys canine companionship<br/>Children: Yes, tested with children<br/>Cats: Untested<br/><br/>Nova is a sweet and resilient girl who has come a long way already. She is looking for a patient, loving family who will help her continue building confidence while giving her plenty of affection, companionship, and opportunities to be her happy, playful self.<br/><br/>Fostered in Guelph, ON

Name: Nova
Age: Approximately 1 year, 7 months
Breed: Blue Heeler
Sex: Female (spayed)
Weight: 36 lbs

Meet Nova!

Nova is settling in beautifully to foster care! She is a very affectionate, playful, and cuddly girl who loves being around her people and other dogs. She enjoys companionship and prefers to be close to her foster family whenever possible.

Nova is still building confidence and can be sensitive. She may cower if she thinks she has done something wrong or hears a raised voice, so she does best with a gentle, patient approach. She is also working through some mild separation anxiety and may pace, bark, or squeak when left alone. Her foster family is helping her with short departures and confidence-building exercises.

Training & Home Life:

Nova is crate trained and sleeps through the night. She settles well in her crate after some time, with a crate cover and white noise helping her relax. House training is still a work in progress, and she is learning that

Name: Nova
Age: Approximately 1 year, 7 months
Breed: Blue Heeler
Sex: Female (spayed)
Weight: 36 lbs

Meet Nova!

Nova is settling in beautifully to foster care! She is a very affectionate, playful, and cuddly girl who loves being around her people and other dogs. She enjoys companionship and prefers to be close to her foster family whenever possible.

Nova is still building confidence and can be sensitive. She may cower if she thinks she has done something wrong or hears a raised voice, so she does best with a gentle, patient approach. She is also working through some mild separation anxiety and may pace, bark, or squeak when left alone. Her foster family is helping her with short departures and confidence-building exercises.

Training & Home Life:

Nova is crate trained and sleeps through the night. She settles well in her crate after some time, with a crate cover and white noise helping her relax. House training is still a work in progress, and she is learning that outside is where she should potty. Her foster family is using praise, treats, and consistency to help her learn.

Nova is an energetic young dog who will benefit from daily exercise, mental enrichment, continued training, and a consistent routine. She is eating and drinking well and has shown encouraging signs of decompression, becoming more relaxed, playful, and affectionate in her foster