Ollie

Ollie (or Ollie-pop as Foster mom nicknamed him), is one of the sweetest dogs you’ll ever meet! We don’t know much about Ollie’s past in California, but we know that he has a lot of love to give (and receive) in his future BC home.<br/><br/>Since being rescued from a dog-hoarder in May, Ollie has spent his time in a foster home in Coquitlam. His favourite things in the world are being scratched, sitting on his foster parent’s laps, going for walks, and figuring out how to get all the treats out of his treat ball. Ollie is still quite timid with new people and in new surroundings, but he is more trusting and brave each and every day.<br/><br/>Ollie walks well on a leash, is mostly house trained, doesn’t show signs of separation anxiety, and knows basic commands like “sit” and “down”. He’s a fast learner, especially if there are duck treats involved! Ollie’s exercise schedule is adaptable - he’s happy with a couple short walks a day, but has no problem with heading out hiking for a couple hours! Mostly though, Ollie is happy to do whatever you’re doing, as long as there aren’t too many strangers around. Whether it’s hiking or hanging out on the couch, he’s your guy!<br/><br/>We think Ollie would be best suited to a quiet home, with older kids (13+) only (he’s still not sure what the tiny energy-filled humans are all about!). Ollie would do well with another dog, he loves almost every dog he meets and comes out of his shell more with another confident dog around, but we think he’d be fine as an only dog as well. Ollie has met cats and shown mild interest, but no intent to chase.<br/><br/>Ollie is approximately 6 months old and his adoption fee is $800. Ollie has received the following medical care: health exam, neuter, rabies vaccine, DHPP vaccine, Bordetella vaccine, heartworm prevention, flea and tick prevention.

Ollie (or Ollie-pop as Foster mom nicknamed him), is one of the sweetest dogs you’ll ever meet! We don’t know much about Ollie’s past in California, but we know that he has a lot of love to give (and receive) in his future BC home.

Since being rescued from a dog-hoarder in May, Ollie has spent his time in a foster home in Coquitlam. His favourite things in the world are being scratched, sitting on his foster parent’s laps, going for walks, and figuring out how to get all the treats out of his treat ball. Ollie is still quite timid with new people and in new surroundings, but he is more trusting and brave each and every day.

Ollie walks well on a leash, is mostly house trained, doesn’t show signs of separation anxiety, and knows basic commands like “sit” and “down”. He’s a fast learner, especially if there are duck treats involved! Ollie’s exercise schedule is adaptable - he’s happy with a couple short walks a day, but has no problem with heading out hiking for a couple hours! Mostly though, Ollie is happy t

Ollie (or Ollie-pop as Foster mom nicknamed him), is one of the sweetest dogs you’ll ever meet! We don’t know much about Ollie’s past in California, but we know that he has a lot of love to give (and receive) in his future BC home.

Since being rescued from a dog-hoarder in May, Ollie has spent his time in a foster home in Coquitlam. His favourite things in the world are being scratched, sitting on his foster parent’s laps, going for walks, and figuring out how to get all the treats out of his treat ball. Ollie is still quite timid with new people and in new surroundings, but he is more trusting and brave each and every day.

Ollie walks well on a leash, is mostly house trained, doesn’t show signs of separation anxiety, and knows basic commands like “sit” and “down”. He’s a fast learner, especially if there are duck treats involved! Ollie’s exercise schedule is adaptable - he’s happy with a couple short walks a day, but has no problem with heading out hiking for a couple hours! Mostly though, Ollie is happy to do whatever you’re doing, as long as there aren’t too many strangers around. Whether it’s hiking or hanging out on the couch, he’s your guy!

We think Ollie would be best suited to a quiet home, with older kids (13+) only (he’s still not sure what the tiny energy-filled humans are all about!). Ollie would do well with another dog, he loves almost every dog he meets and comes out of his s