Welcome to our weekly foster update, where you can find information on dogs that are new to rescue, pending adoptions, and the dogs lucky enough to find their forever homes. As always, you are welcome to contact us for more details, or if you have any questions.
NEW ARRIVALS
No new dogs arrived this week.
PENDING
Adoptions are pending for Herby and Brownie's Archie. We are no longer accepting applications for these dogs. Thank you for your interest.
ADOPTED
Brownie's Veronica, Charlie (Schnauzer) and Luke were adopted this week. Congratulations!
For information on any of the above dogs, or any other dogs on our website, please contact us.
Have a question about our adoption process? View our Frequently Asked Questions. And if you have not done so already, please join our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter!
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Dog of the week: Pugsley!
Meet Pugsley!
This handsome man came into rescue as an owner surrender due to long working hours alone. He will be 4 years old in September, and had been with the same owner since he was a puppy.
Pugsley is a quirky, friendly, outgoing dog that gets along well with kids, cats and other dogs. He is living with 3 foster siblings in his foster home (all the furry kind!), and loves nothing more than to run and romp and play with them in the back yard.
When Pugsley isn't playing with his foster brother and sisters, he loves to cuddle up on the couch with his humans and his stuffed animals, and absolutely adores sleeping in the human bed at night.
Pugsley had tons of energy to burn, so an active family that would be prepared to take him on structured walks, as well as trips to the local dog park for a good run, would be needed. When Pugsley isn't playing though, he's a calm, quiet, well-behaved boy who just wants a family to call his own.
If you are interested in Pugsley, please visit his blog, or send his foster mom an e-mail for more information. Applications can be submitted through our website.
Pugsley is being fostered in Ottawa. Transportation, if needed, can be discussed with Pugsley's foster mom. Tweet
This handsome man came into rescue as an owner surrender due to long working hours alone. He will be 4 years old in September, and had been with the same owner since he was a puppy.
Pugsley is a quirky, friendly, outgoing dog that gets along well with kids, cats and other dogs. He is living with 3 foster siblings in his foster home (all the furry kind!), and loves nothing more than to run and romp and play with them in the back yard.
When Pugsley isn't playing with his foster brother and sisters, he loves to cuddle up on the couch with his humans and his stuffed animals, and absolutely adores sleeping in the human bed at night.
Pugsley had tons of energy to burn, so an active family that would be prepared to take him on structured walks, as well as trips to the local dog park for a good run, would be needed. When Pugsley isn't playing though, he's a calm, quiet, well-behaved boy who just wants a family to call his own.
If you are interested in Pugsley, please visit his blog, or send his foster mom an e-mail for more information. Applications can be submitted through our website.
Pugsley is being fostered in Ottawa. Transportation, if needed, can be discussed with Pugsley's foster mom. Tweet
Monday, August 8, 2011
Foster update - August 8, 2011
Welcome to our weekly foster update, where you can find information on dogs that are new to rescue, pending adoptions, and the dogs lucky enough to find their forever homes. As always, you are welcome to contact us for more details, or if you have any questions.
NEW ARRIVALS
The following dogs have arrived into rescue in the last 2 weeks, and are now available on our website:
Clara - 9-year-old, female Spaniel mix, fostered in Ottawa.
PENDING
Adoptions are pending for Herby, Charlie (Schnauzer), Brownie's Veronica, and Corky's Jerry. We are no longer accepting applications for these dogs. Thank you for your interest.
ADOPTED
Ollie, Minu, Milo, Regis, Brownie and Brownie's Betty were adopted this week. Congratulations!
For information on any of the above dogs, or any other dogs on our website, please contact us.
Have a question about our adoption process? View our Frequently Asked Questions. Have a question about our blog? E-mail our Social Media Coordinator. And if you have not done so already, please join our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter! Tweet
NEW ARRIVALS
The following dogs have arrived into rescue in the last 2 weeks, and are now available on our website:
Clara - 9-year-old, female Spaniel mix, fostered in Ottawa.
PENDING
Adoptions are pending for Herby, Charlie (Schnauzer), Brownie's Veronica, and Corky's Jerry. We are no longer accepting applications for these dogs. Thank you for your interest.
ADOPTED
Ollie, Minu, Milo, Regis, Brownie and Brownie's Betty were adopted this week. Congratulations!
For information on any of the above dogs, or any other dogs on our website, please contact us.
Have a question about our adoption process? View our Frequently Asked Questions. Have a question about our blog? E-mail our Social Media Coordinator. And if you have not done so already, please join our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter! Tweet
Friday, August 5, 2011
Dogs of the Week: Maggie and Charlie!
Maggie and Charlie are sweet, 6-month-old Pomeranian-Australian Shepherd mix sisters who are searching for forever homes.
These adorable girls were surrendered to the rescue by a breeder who did not feel that they could find them homes given their visual impairments. No, these girls are not blind, but they are hard of sight. They get around fine and their "issues" do not slow them down at all.
As you can see, these shaggy, quirky girls are something to behold with their soft, flowing fur and steely blue eyes.
They both get along well with other dogs, cats and kids. They are house-trained, crate-trained and enjoy riding in the car.
If you are interested in either Charlie or Maggie (or both!), please send us an e-mail or submit an application through our website. Please note that both girls are being fostered in Baltimore, ON. Tweet
These adorable girls were surrendered to the rescue by a breeder who did not feel that they could find them homes given their visual impairments. No, these girls are not blind, but they are hard of sight. They get around fine and their "issues" do not slow them down at all.
As you can see, these shaggy, quirky girls are something to behold with their soft, flowing fur and steely blue eyes.
They both get along well with other dogs, cats and kids. They are house-trained, crate-trained and enjoy riding in the car.
If you are interested in either Charlie or Maggie (or both!), please send us an e-mail or submit an application through our website. Please note that both girls are being fostered in Baltimore, ON. Tweet
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Foster update - August 2, 2011
It's been a busy few weeks, so sorry for the delay in updates!
Welcome to our weekly foster update, where you can find information on dogs that are new to rescue, pending adoptions, and the dogs lucky enough to find their forever homes. As always, you are welcome to contact us for more details, or if you have any questions.
REST IN PEACE
It is with heavy hearts that we share the sad news of the passing of one of our senior, long-term foster residents, Marilyn. Marilyn passed away peacefully with her loving foster family by her side. Rest in peace Marilyn. See you at the Rainbow Bridge.
NEW ARRIVALS
The following dogs have arrived into rescue in the last 2 weeks, and are now available on our website:
Buster - 2-year-old, male Cocker Spaniel-Pug-Boston Terrier mix, fostered in Niagara Falls.
Corky - 5-6-year-old, female Yorkie-Cairn mix, fostered in Brampton. Corky's puppies - Jerry, Elaine, Newman, Kramer and George - are also available for adoption.
Kassie (Alaska) - 1-year-old, female Terrier mix, fostered in London.
Luke - 5-year-old, male Italian greyhound, fostered in Uxbridge.
Pugsley - 4-year-old, male Pug mix, fostered in Ottawa.
Peeka - 5-year-old, female Pekingese mix, fostered in Nepean.
Rico - 6-year-old, male Pug mix, fostered in Markham.
Sally - 9-year-old, Jack Russell mix, fostered in Scarborough.
PENDING
Adoptions are pending for Liam Redford, Regis, Arlow, Milo and Brownie's Betty. We are no longer accepting applications for these dogs. Thank you for your interest.
ADOPTED
Baby (Chihuahua), Nicky, Abby, Gillian, Toby, Mickey and William were adopted since the last update. Congratulations!
For information on any of the above dogs, or any other dogs on our website, please contact us.
Have a question about our adoption process? View our Frequently Asked Questions. Have a question about our blog? E-mail our Social Media Coordinator. And if you have not done so already, please join our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter!
Happy adopting! Tweet
Welcome to our weekly foster update, where you can find information on dogs that are new to rescue, pending adoptions, and the dogs lucky enough to find their forever homes. As always, you are welcome to contact us for more details, or if you have any questions.
REST IN PEACE
It is with heavy hearts that we share the sad news of the passing of one of our senior, long-term foster residents, Marilyn. Marilyn passed away peacefully with her loving foster family by her side. Rest in peace Marilyn. See you at the Rainbow Bridge.
NEW ARRIVALS
The following dogs have arrived into rescue in the last 2 weeks, and are now available on our website:
Buster - 2-year-old, male Cocker Spaniel-Pug-Boston Terrier mix, fostered in Niagara Falls.
Corky - 5-6-year-old, female Yorkie-Cairn mix, fostered in Brampton. Corky's puppies - Jerry, Elaine, Newman, Kramer and George - are also available for adoption.
Kassie (Alaska) - 1-year-old, female Terrier mix, fostered in London.
Luke - 5-year-old, male Italian greyhound, fostered in Uxbridge.
Pugsley - 4-year-old, male Pug mix, fostered in Ottawa.
Peeka - 5-year-old, female Pekingese mix, fostered in Nepean.
Rico - 6-year-old, male Pug mix, fostered in Markham.
Sally - 9-year-old, Jack Russell mix, fostered in Scarborough.
PENDING
Adoptions are pending for Liam Redford, Regis, Arlow, Milo and Brownie's Betty. We are no longer accepting applications for these dogs. Thank you for your interest.
ADOPTED
Baby (Chihuahua), Nicky, Abby, Gillian, Toby, Mickey and William were adopted since the last update. Congratulations!
For information on any of the above dogs, or any other dogs on our website, please contact us.
Have a question about our adoption process? View our Frequently Asked Questions. Have a question about our blog? E-mail our Social Media Coordinator. And if you have not done so already, please join our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter!
Happy adopting! Tweet
Friday, July 29, 2011
Dog of the week: Smokey!
Since it's illegal to own exotic animals in Canada (and rightly so), and you aren't, I'm sorry to say, going to own a baby gorilla any time soon, I think we might have a suitable alternative.
Meet Smokey!
This adorable, monkey-faced, 3-year-old Poodle-Affenpinscher mix is described by his foster mom as a "sweet, affectionate lover-boy". He enjoys the company of other dogs and would do fine in a home with children. Whether or not he'd be happy to live with cats is anyone's guess as he's never lived with them before, but given his wonderful temperment, we're sure a co-existence could be arranged given the proper introduction and supervision.
Smokey is an owner surrender who, through no fault of his own, found himself recently on the search for a new forever family. He walks well on a leash, is house trained, very polite, and loves to romp and play with his foster sisters at the off-leash dog park. He would absolutely love a furry brother or sister to keep him company and to help burn those oodles of doggy energy.
If you are looking for an adorable, cuddlymonkey pooch of your own, Smokey might just be the guy for you!
Please note that Smokey is being fostered in Ottawa, and any and all questions should be directed to his foster mom. Applications can, as always, be submitted through our website.
Don't keep Smokey waiting! Apply today! Tweet
Meet Smokey!
This adorable, monkey-faced, 3-year-old Poodle-Affenpinscher mix is described by his foster mom as a "sweet, affectionate lover-boy". He enjoys the company of other dogs and would do fine in a home with children. Whether or not he'd be happy to live with cats is anyone's guess as he's never lived with them before, but given his wonderful temperment, we're sure a co-existence could be arranged given the proper introduction and supervision.
Smokey is an owner surrender who, through no fault of his own, found himself recently on the search for a new forever family. He walks well on a leash, is house trained, very polite, and loves to romp and play with his foster sisters at the off-leash dog park. He would absolutely love a furry brother or sister to keep him company and to help burn those oodles of doggy energy.
If you are looking for an adorable, cuddly
Please note that Smokey is being fostered in Ottawa, and any and all questions should be directed to his foster mom. Applications can, as always, be submitted through our website.
Don't keep Smokey waiting! Apply today! Tweet
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Donate to LOYAL Rescue!
We receive a lot of inquiries from people asking us how they can donate to dogs in need, which is fantastic! Because we are not-for-profit and 100 per cent volunteer run, any and all donations are welcome.
Here are some ways that you can donate and help our foster dogs:
FOOD DONATIONS
We always welcome food donation! Our foster homes purchase food for their foster dogs out-of-pocket, and often dogs can require specific, and sometimes expensive, diets. Because we have foster homes all over Southern Ontario from Sarnia in the West to Ottawa in the East, we are usually able to pick-up or accept food donations and get them to our other foster homes on a transport. If you are interested in donating food to our foster dogs, please send us an e-mail and we will put you in touch with our Donation Coordinator.
BEDDING, TOYS, CLOTHING or other MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS
AUCTION ITEM DONATIONS
Every so often LOYAL takes place in an online auction hosted by Helping Homeless Pets. New or gently used items of all kinds (not just pet-related) are donated and the funds are then directed to the rescue that donated them. This is a great fundraising opportunity for LOYAL, so if you have any items that you would like to donate to our auction, please contact us and we will put you in touch with our Auction Coordinator. Ultimately the donations will need to make their way to Markham, but transport can possibly be arranged if you are outside the GTA (our Coordinator lives downtown Toronto, so getting them to her would be ideal, but not a requirement).
MONETARY DONATIONS
Like most rescues, we rely solely on donations and adoption fees to fund our foster program. All monies received go directly into an account that pays for the vetting and care of our foster dogs. We are 100 per cent not-for-profit, so not a single penny is ever used for anything other than rescuing, vetting and rehabilitating our dogs.
If you are interested in donating money to our cause, you have the following options:
Online
You can donate online through our umbrella rescue group, Helping Homeless Pets (“HHP”). You can access HHP’s secure CanadaHelps site at the following link:
http://www.canadahelps.org/CharityProfilePage.aspx?CharityID=s98871.
Simply choose "DONATE NOW", and then choose LOYAL Rescue from the Fund/Designation drop-down menu (this step is incredibly important as any funds sent to HHP without choosing LOYAL from the list will not be forwarded to us).
Complete the remainder of the page and continue.
It should be pretty straight-forward, and a tax receipt will be issued at the end of your transaction. You can also indicate in the "Message to Helping Homeless Pets" area that the donation is for LOYAL Rescue if you like, but if you have already chosen our group from the drop-down menu then this is not necessary.
**It is important that you choose our rescue from their drop-down list of member groups, so that the money will be collected by them and then forwarded to our account.**
Please note that this is the only donation route where a tax receipt can be issued. If you require a tax receipt, please donate online only.
Via Cheque
If you are interested in donating via cheque (and do not require a tax receipt), please send a cheque made out to LOYAL Rescue to the following address, and please put "donation" in the memo line.
LOYAL Rescue
171A Rink Street, Suite 199
Peterborough, Ontario
K9J 2J6
Please include your e-mail address on the cheque so that a confirmation e-mail can be sent upon receipt.
Via e-mail money transfer
If you wish to donate securely through an e-mail money transfer from your bank, please contact us at info@loyalrescue.com and we will send you instructions on where to send the money.
In person
Because we do not run a shelter where someone can visit to donate funds, you will be required, if you are interested in donating (either with cash or by cheque) in person, please send us an e-mail and we will put you in touch with a volunteer in your area that can accept the donation on our behalf.
Please note that tax receipts cannot be issued on cash or cheque donations. Only online donations through our Canadahelps.org 'Giving Page' can receive tax receipts.
DONATIONS OF YOUR TIME
We are always in need of liked-minded volunteers who are interested in helping out LOYAL Rescue in terms of screening potential adopters, performing home visits, attending events and, of course, foster homes. Our screeners - phone interview and home visit - as well as our foster homes are required to undergo training (and screening in the case of our foster homes), so if you are interested in becoming a member of the LOYAL team (and we're a great group to be a part of!), please contact our Volunteer Coordinator or our Foster Home Coordinator for details.
As always, thank you for your generous support of our foster program. If you have any additional questions about donating, please send us an e-mail and someone will be in touch. Tweet
Here are some ways that you can donate and help our foster dogs:
FOOD DONATIONS
We always welcome food donation! Our foster homes purchase food for their foster dogs out-of-pocket, and often dogs can require specific, and sometimes expensive, diets. Because we have foster homes all over Southern Ontario from Sarnia in the West to Ottawa in the East, we are usually able to pick-up or accept food donations and get them to our other foster homes on a transport. If you are interested in donating food to our foster dogs, please send us an e-mail and we will put you in touch with our Donation Coordinator.
BEDDING, TOYS, CLOTHING or other MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS
Again, because our fosters purchase dog-related items (beds, blankets, toys, brushes, sweaters, winter coats, winter boots, bowls, etc.) out-of-pocket for their fosters, donations of these items (and more!) are always welcome. Please send us an e-mail and we will determine who needs these donations most, and put you in touch with that person. If they are out of your area, transport can likely be arranged.
AUCTION ITEM DONATIONS
Every so often LOYAL takes place in an online auction hosted by Helping Homeless Pets. New or gently used items of all kinds (not just pet-related) are donated and the funds are then directed to the rescue that donated them. This is a great fundraising opportunity for LOYAL, so if you have any items that you would like to donate to our auction, please contact us and we will put you in touch with our Auction Coordinator. Ultimately the donations will need to make their way to Markham, but transport can possibly be arranged if you are outside the GTA (our Coordinator lives downtown Toronto, so getting them to her would be ideal, but not a requirement).
MONETARY DONATIONS
Like most rescues, we rely solely on donations and adoption fees to fund our foster program. All monies received go directly into an account that pays for the vetting and care of our foster dogs. We are 100 per cent not-for-profit, so not a single penny is ever used for anything other than rescuing, vetting and rehabilitating our dogs.
If you are interested in donating money to our cause, you have the following options:
Online
You can donate online through our umbrella rescue group, Helping Homeless Pets (“HHP”). You can access HHP’s secure CanadaHelps site at the following link:
http://www.canadahelps.org/CharityProfilePage.aspx?CharityID=s98871.
Simply choose "DONATE NOW", and then choose LOYAL Rescue from the Fund/Designation drop-down menu (this step is incredibly important as any funds sent to HHP without choosing LOYAL from the list will not be forwarded to us).
Complete the remainder of the page and continue.
It should be pretty straight-forward, and a tax receipt will be issued at the end of your transaction. You can also indicate in the "Message to Helping Homeless Pets" area that the donation is for LOYAL Rescue if you like, but if you have already chosen our group from the drop-down menu then this is not necessary.
**It is important that you choose our rescue from their drop-down list of member groups, so that the money will be collected by them and then forwarded to our account.**
Please note that this is the only donation route where a tax receipt can be issued. If you require a tax receipt, please donate online only.
Via Cheque
If you are interested in donating via cheque (and do not require a tax receipt), please send a cheque made out to LOYAL Rescue to the following address, and please put "donation" in the memo line.
LOYAL Rescue
171A Rink Street, Suite 199
Peterborough, Ontario
K9J 2J6
Please include your e-mail address on the cheque so that a confirmation e-mail can be sent upon receipt.
Via e-mail money transfer
If you wish to donate securely through an e-mail money transfer from your bank, please contact us at info@loyalrescue.com and we will send you instructions on where to send the money.
In person
Because we do not run a shelter where someone can visit to donate funds, you will be required, if you are interested in donating (either with cash or by cheque) in person, please send us an e-mail and we will put you in touch with a volunteer in your area that can accept the donation on our behalf.
Please note that tax receipts cannot be issued on cash or cheque donations. Only online donations through our Canadahelps.org 'Giving Page' can receive tax receipts.
DONATIONS OF YOUR TIME
We are always in need of liked-minded volunteers who are interested in helping out LOYAL Rescue in terms of screening potential adopters, performing home visits, attending events and, of course, foster homes. Our screeners - phone interview and home visit - as well as our foster homes are required to undergo training (and screening in the case of our foster homes), so if you are interested in becoming a member of the LOYAL team (and we're a great group to be a part of!), please contact our Volunteer Coordinator or our Foster Home Coordinator for details.
As always, thank you for your generous support of our foster program. If you have any additional questions about donating, please send us an e-mail and someone will be in touch. Tweet
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