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NEWS FLASH: Animatch has just be informed that Page is actually a Segugio Italiano -- a scent hound originally from Italy. Not sure that this will make a difference to the person who adopts her but it's an interesting fact.<br/><br/>Listen up, hound lovers — Page here! I’m a proud 10-year-old gal, and like a fine wine, I’ve only gotten better with age. When my beloved human had to move into assisted living, we sadly had to say goodbye. I’ve known the comfort of a home, the rhythm of family life, and the joy of belonging — and I would love nothing more than to find that again for my golden years.<br/><br/>Yes, I am very much a hound. What kind of hound? That’s a bit of a mystery. But really, does it matter? The important thing is this: I come equipped with a world-class nose and I fully intend to use it. Walks with me are not races — they are scent investigations. Let me sniff to my heart’s content and I’ll be one happy girl. I get along well with other dogs, though I tend to mind my own business. My heart — and my attention — belongs to my human.<br/><br/>Now, let’s address the music. Hounds are known for their distinctive bark… or bay. Some call it charming; some call it enthusiastic. I use mine to announce visitors, share important news, or occasionally just to express myself. For that reason, condo or apartment living isn’t my style. I’d be happiest in a home where my voice — and my personality — are appreciated.<br/><br/>One of the many perks of adopting a senior? What you see is what you get. I’m past the puppy shenanigans. I don’t need to redecorate your house by chewing the furniture. I understand routines, I settle beautifully, and I know how to be a devoted companion. Senior dogs bring a calm confidence, steady affection, and endless gratitude to the families who welcome them. We may walk a little slower, but we love just as fiercely — if not more.<br/><br/>All I need is daily exercise for both my legs and my nose, a comfy spot to rest, and a human to adore. In return, you’ll get loyalty, companionship, and a seasoned hound who is ready to make her best years even better.<br/><br/>If you’re ready to make my senior years the sweetest yet, don’t wait. Fill in that Application Form — I’m packed and ready to begin my next chapter.<br/>Page Is Available for Adoption<br/>BREED<br/>Segugio Italiano<br/>GENDER<br/>Female<br/>AGE<br/>10 years<br/>SIZE<br/>Large (48 lbs)<br/>CHILDREN<br/>8+<br/>DOG FRIENDLY<br/>Yes<br/>CAT FRIENDLY<br/>TBD<br/>ENERGY LEVEL<br/>Medium<br/>GROOMING LEVEL<br/><br/>TO APPLY FOR ADOPTION OF THIS DOG, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB SITE: www.animatch.ca AND FILL THE APPLICATION ON LINE.<br/>*** calls and e-mails will not be answered ***

NEWS FLASH: Animatch has just be informed that Page is actually a Segugio Italiano -- a scent hound originally from Italy. Not sure that this will make a difference to the person who adopts her but it's an interesting fact.

Listen up, hound lovers — Page here! I’m a proud 10-year-old gal, and like a fine wine, I’ve only gotten better with age. When my beloved human had to move into assisted living, we sadly had to say goodbye. I’ve known the comfort of a home, the rhythm of family life, and the joy of belonging — and I would love nothing more than to find that again for my golden years.

Yes, I am very much a hound. What kind of hound? That’s a bit of a mystery. But really, does it matter? The important thing is this: I come equipped with a world-class nose and I fully intend to use it. Walks with me are not races — they are scent investigations. Let me sniff to my heart’s content and I’ll be one happy girl. I get along well with other dogs, though I tend to mind my own business. My heart — and my attention

NEWS FLASH: Animatch has just be informed that Page is actually a Segugio Italiano -- a scent hound originally from Italy. Not sure that this will make a difference to the person who adopts her but it's an interesting fact.

Listen up, hound lovers — Page here! I’m a proud 10-year-old gal, and like a fine wine, I’ve only gotten better with age. When my beloved human had to move into assisted living, we sadly had to say goodbye. I’ve known the comfort of a home, the rhythm of family life, and the joy of belonging — and I would love nothing more than to find that again for my golden years.

Yes, I am very much a hound. What kind of hound? That’s a bit of a mystery. But really, does it matter? The important thing is this: I come equipped with a world-class nose and I fully intend to use it. Walks with me are not races — they are scent investigations. Let me sniff to my heart’s content and I’ll be one happy girl. I get along well with other dogs, though I tend to mind my own business. My heart — and my attention — belongs to my human.

Now, let’s address the music. Hounds are known for their distinctive bark… or bay. Some call it charming; some call it enthusiastic. I use mine to announce visitors, share important news, or occasionally just to express myself. For that reason, condo or apartment living isn’t my style. I’d be happiest in a home where my voice — and my personality — are appreciated.<