Tiara

It isn’t often that a brand new arrival cuddles up on the couch straight off the plane, but that’s exactly what Tiara did! She seemed to know she had landed on all four paws and has been enjoying her soft new life in foster in Canada.<br/><br/>Tiara and her siblings were tiny four-week-old, two-lb pups when they were found with their mum Tessa. They have spent their whole lives in the shelter in St Lucia, waiting for a chance at a new life. Tiara and her sister Tina are the first who got a chance at a new life.<br/><br/>Tiara is settling in beautifully to life in Canada. She walks nicely on a leash and is taking house lessons from the resident dogs. Even the foster cats have given Tiara the stamp of approval. She is a bit shy at first, especially with human males, and she is nervous around young children. Her dream home is calm and quiet inside but active outside, with a yard to run around in and ideally other friendly dog to play with.

It isn’t often that a brand new arrival cuddles up on the couch straight off the plane, but that’s exactly what Tiara did! She seemed to know she had landed on all four paws and has been enjoying her soft new life in foster in Canada.

Tiara and her siblings were tiny four-week-old, two-lb pups when they were found with their mum Tessa. They have spent their whole lives in the shelter in St Lucia, waiting for a chance at a new life. Tiara and her sister Tina are the first who got a chance at a new life.

Tiara is settling in beautifully to life in Canada. She walks nicely on a leash and is taking house lessons from the resident dogs. Even the foster cats have given Tiara the stamp of approval. She is a bit shy at first, especially with human males, and she is nervous around young children. Her dream home is calm and quiet inside but active outside, with a yard to run around in and ideally other friendly dog to play with.

It isn’t often that a brand new arrival cuddles up on the couch straight off the plane, but that’s exactly what Tiara did! She seemed to know she had landed on all four paws and has been enjoying her soft new life in foster in Canada.

Tiara and her siblings were tiny four-week-old, two-lb pups when they were found with their mum Tessa. They have spent their whole lives in the shelter in St Lucia, waiting for a chance at a new life. Tiara and her sister Tina are the first who got a chance at a new life.

Tiara is settling in beautifully to life in Canada. She walks nicely on a leash and is taking house lessons from the resident dogs. Even the foster cats have given Tiara the stamp of approval. She is a bit shy at first, especially with human males, and she is nervous around young children. Her dream home is calm and quiet inside but active outside, with a yard to run around in and ideally other friendly dog to play with.