Welcome to Our Adoptable Dogs!

Intake # 220497

Intake Date: June 25, 2026

Neutered Male

Northern Mixed Breed

Weight: 37.5 kg/82.5 lbs

Birthday: April 15, 2022

Location: Bandaged Paws Facility

Meet Chutney, a resilient, affectionate goofball with a big heart and an even bigger love for fetch.

Chutney’s life began on a difficult note. He was found abandoned as a puppy with a broken femoral head and a long scar across his back. After FHO surgery and dedicated physiotherapy, he made an incredible recovery and went on to spend several happy years in a loving home.

Chutney has been returned to our care twice; first for chasing chickens and most recently when his owner moved. He came back severely overweight and is currently on a carefully measured, calorie-controlled diet. Chutney is not impressed and appears to count every piece of kibble to ensure we are not skimming off the top, but reaching a healthy weight is essential for his mobility, comfort and longevity.

Chutney also has severe hip dysplasia in one hip and will require lifelong monthly Cartrophen injections, along with careful weight management, low-impact exercise, and proactive veterinary care. 

Despite his orthopedic history, Chutney still loves swimming, car rides and a good game of fetch. Baths and vacuums, however, remain firmly on his list of unnecessary inventions.

Intake # 260407

Intake Date: July 26, 2026

Neutered Male

Bully Breed Mix

Weight: 31.5 kg/69.4 lbs

Birthday: July 24, 2021

Location: Bandaged Paws Facility

Arlo is a true survivor with a heart of gold.

When Arlo came into our care, he had a badly broken front paw that had already healed, but unfortunately, it was causing him significant pain and discomfort. We don’t know much about his past, but one thing is clear: Arlo had to fend for himself for a long time. Because his leg was causing him so much suffering, we made the difficult decision to amputate.

Now, Arlo is learning what it means to leave that difficult chapter behind. He is absolutely incredible!

Arlo is affectionate, smart, and wonderfully food motivated. Most of all, he loves his people. Once he trusts you, he is eager to be by your side and soak up all the love and attention he can get. He has so much personality and so much love to give, and we can’t wait for him to find the person who will show him just how wonderful life can be.

Because of his past experiences, Arlo has struggled with other dogs while in our care. For this reason, we are looking for a single-pet home where he can be your one and only. We also don’t feel a home with cats would be the right fit for him.

Arlo may have started life with more challenges than any dog should have to face, but that hasn’t stopped him from being loving, loyal, clever, and full of heart.

Arlo doesn’t need a home with other animals. He needs a person who will choose him.. completely.

Intake # 260468

Intake Date: August 23, 2026

Neutered Male

German Shepherd

Weight: 40.7 kg/89.7 lbs

Birthday: January 20, 2017

Location: Bandaged Paws Facility

Crimson is a distinguished senior gentleman looking for a soft place to land his big shepherd butt. He’s loyal, intelligent and wonderfully easygoing, with the kind of settled manners that make mature dogs such a pleasure to live with. Crimson is housetrained, knows sit, stay and down, rides well in the car and is perfectly happy entertaining himself when his people are busy.

That said, Crimson still has a playful side. Crimson loves carrying squeaky stuffies around like prized possessions, enjoys chewing on a favourite ball and is always willing to join in for a good game of tug. He also loves his walks and, despite his dignified appearance, can still put some enthusiasm behind the leash when something catches his attention.

Crimson has lived with children ages 7+ and was described as loving people, with a particular tendency to form strong bonds with men. He would be best suited to a home where he can enjoy being the only pet and soak up the attention he clearly knows he deserves.

His main ongoing need is allergy management. He is reported to react to chicken and fish, with possible environmental allergies as well. His symptoms include itchiness, dandruff and an oily coat. He is currently trialing a hydrolyzed protein diet and vet prescribed cytopoint injections to help keep him comfortable.

Crimson is also working toward a healthier weight with portion control and regular walks. X-rays of his hind end showed no significant concerns aside from mild age-related arthritic changes.

He’s a big, handsome, seasoned gentleman with good manners, a loyal heart and a very serious commitment to his stuffed-toy collection.

Intake # 260507

Intake Date: Sept. 1, 2026

Neutered Male 

Poodle Mix

Weight: 19.6 kg/43.1 lbs 

Birthday: Sept. 1, 2025

Location: Bandaged Paws Facility

 Pierre has a zest for life best described as maximum enthusiasm, minimal brakes.

He technically knows some basic manners. Are those manners always accessible to him? Nope. Pierre gets excited about nearly everything, and when excitement arrives, his brain occasionally leaves the building. People? Amazing. Food? Incredible. Going somewhere? Best day ever. Someone looked at him? NEW BEST FRIEND.

He is learning that greetings should involve four paws on the floor rather than ricocheting off humans like a parkour course. When especially overstimulated, Pierre may also grab at clothing in his excitement; apparently sleeves and pant legs sometimes become part of the activity plan. We’re helping him find more appropriate outlets for those big feelings.

Pierre hasn’t lived with young children that we know of. He is friendly, but imagine a happy rubber ball launched through a set of bowling pins. Little humans, and their parents, may find him a lot to manage.

His brief cat meetings have been exciting but polite. A confident, dog-savvy cat would be important, because a cat who values boundaries and  considers personal space a constitutional right may find Pierre deeply offensive.

The same goes for canine friends. His enthusiastic bouncing can leave other dogs wondering what his next move will be. In fairness, Pierre probably doesn’t know either. A playful, tolerant dog may enjoy his antics; a calm dog seeking a quiet roommate probably won’t.

As a poodle mix, Pierre will need regular brushing and professional grooming.

Pierre is ridiculously adorable so falling in love with him is easy, but his energy level, enthusiasm and need for consistent training won’t suit everyone. He needs an adopter who is prepared to give him stability, exercise, enrichment and continued training. Training classes would be a fantastic way to help turn this 8-week-old puppy operating a grown-dog body into the charming gentleman we know is in there.

Probably still a weird gentleman. 

But a gentleman. 

Update: Adoption Pending!!

Intake # 260512

Intake Date: September 5, 2026

Male

Pyrenees Cross

Weight: 21.2 kg/46.7 lbs 

(still growing)

Birthday: April 5, 2026

Location: Bandaged Paws Facility

  Meet Elk, a handsome Great Pyrenees mix puppy with a big heart, a playful personality, and all the makings of a very good boy! 

Elk is a friendly, social pup who loves spending time with people and has done well with the other dogs in our care. He’s always happy to have a canine friend to play with and enjoys romping around, exploring, and getting up to all the usual puppy antics. Once the fun is over, he’s just as happy soaking up some attention from his people.

While Elk may have Great Pyrenees in his family tree, we don’t know whether he has the instincts or temperament to become a livestock guardian. He is still young, though, so a knowledgeable home looking for a working companion may be able to introduce him to livestock and teach him what’s expected with proper guidance, supervision, and training. His breed mix alone shouldn’t be considered a guarantee that he’ll naturally take to livestock guardian work.

For a family simply looking for a wonderful companion, Elk has plenty to offer! He’s sweet, social, playful, and eager to experience everything life has in store for him. Like any puppy, he’ll need continued training, structure, and plenty of opportunities to learn as he grows.

Whether he grows up to be a country boy or a beloved family companion, one thing we already know for sure: Elk is a very good dog.

Intake # 19654

Intake Date: September 8, 2026

Spayed Female

Husky Cross

Weight: 32.2 kg/70.9 lbs 

Birthday: August 4, 2019

Location: Bandaged Paws Facility

 Honey is a sweet, affectionate girl with a big personality and an even bigger love for her people. She is playful, active and social, but equally happy soaking up attention and pretending she is a lap dog.

Honey has previously lived with dogs, cats and young children. She generally does well with other dogs, though she can be shy at first and may get excited when she sees a potential new friend. She has also done well with cats, but may chase if they run.

Honey has experience with young children and was previously reported to be affectionate with them, although her excitement can lead to jumping or accidentally knocking smaller humans over.

She knows sit, stay and down, and selectively knows come, heel, drop it and shake a paw (with practice, we have no doubt these will become second nature too!). Honey generally walks well on leash but may pull toward other dogs or smells she wants to visit.

Honey has been very tidy in her kennel since being in our care, however she was previously mostly housebroken with occasional accidents in new spaces. Her new family should ensure consistent routine to help her be successful.

Honey has previously been kennel trained. Around food, she prefers other animals to give her space and has growled if another pet approaches while she is eating, but this has not been directed toward people.

She enjoys fetch, tug, car rides and being close to her people. Honey already has so much going for her; now she just needs a family to help her settle in and shine.