Check out our sister brand, Kinship, for vet chat, a nutrition calculator, basic obedience training, and (much) more. So you're never flying solo in this pet parenting thing.
Neutered Male Husky x German Shepherd Mix approx. 4 years, 8 months old
I'm a very charming boy full of love. On a quest to find my forever home, my heart is brimming with love, and I thrive on companionship and adventure! I love to have something engaging to do, whether it's exploring new places or enjoying active play. After a day filled with excitement and activity, there's nothing more I appreciate than the comfort of a good snooze!
Along with a strong love for human companionship, affection and adventure, I have displayed signs of Resource Guarding. Given this, I would benefit in a home with knowledge of Resource Guarding and a willingness to continue training.
My reactions to:
Cats - I've lived in a home with cats though as I can be nervous and unsure of new things I would benefit with a slow calm introduction Dogs - I can be anxious, nervous and potential territorial around other dogs, for the time being I'd prefer being the only canine in the home Meeting new people - I adore meeting everyone, give me a good butt scratch or yummy treat, we'll be the best of friends Children - As I can be overly excited and bouncy, I may benefit from a home with older children or a slow introduction to smaller children Obedience training - I'm still learning and would benefit some extra time though I've shown great improvement during my time at the shelter Leash walking - I can display excitement and eagerness on my leash. I would benefit from some extra attention, but like everyone says practice makes perfect! Crates/My kennel - I am still adjusting to my kennel though I've shown great improvement entering/exiting with ease. Though I'd much rather be out doing my own thing House trained - I do my best to hold my business until I am able to relieve myself outside Playtime - I absolutely love being outside! Whether it is basking in the sun or playing a good game of fetch, I'll be there!
Primary Color: Black Secondary Color: Tan Weight: 25.036 Age: 4yrs 8mths 4wks
Hi, my name is Timber,
Neutered Male Husky x German Shepherd Mix approx. 4 years, 8 months old
I'm a very charming boy full of love. On a quest to find my forever home, my heart is brimming with love, and I thrive on companionship and adventure! I love to have something engaging to do, whether it's exploring new places or enjoying active play. After a day filled with excitement and activity, there's nothing more I appreciate than the comfort of a good snooze!
Along with a strong love for human companionship, affection and adventure, I have displayed signs of Resource Guarding. Given this, I would benefit in a home with knowledge of Resource Guarding and a willingness to continue training.
My reactions to:
Cats - I've lived in a home with cats though as I can be nervous and unsure of new things I would benefit with a slow calm introduction Dogs - I can be anxious, nervous and potential territorial around other dogs, for the time being I'd prefer being the only canine in the home Meeting new people - I adore meeting everyone, give me a good butt scratch or yummy treat, we'll be the best of friends Children - As I can be overly excited and bouncy, I may benefit from a home with older children or a slow introduction to smaller children Obedience training - I'm still learning and would benefit some extra time though I've shown great improvement during my time at the shelter Leash walking - I can display excitement and eagerness on my leash. I would benefit from some extra attention, but like everyone says practice makes perfect! Crates/My kennel - I am still adjusting to my kennel though I've shown great improvement entering/exiting with ease. Though I'd much rather be out doing my own thing House trained - I do my best to hold my business until I am able to relieve myself outside Playtime - I absolutely love being outside! Whether it is basking in the sun or playing a good game of fetch, I'll be there!
Primary Color: Black Secondary Color: Tan Weight: 25.036 Age: 4yrs 8mths 4wks
Applications can be completed online at Georgina.ca/PetAdoption or in person at the adoption centre.
2.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
3.
Approve Application
Although applications are considered as they are received, the adoption candidate selected will be based on the most suitable match.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
Please have a valid form of government issued photo ID at the time of adoption.
5.
Pay Fee
Payment may be made by cash, debit, or credit (MC or Visa)
6.
Take the Pet Home
Each pet parent will receive a follow up call or email to ensure that their pet is settling in and to answer any questions they may have.
Additional adoption info
All pets available for adoption through the Georgina Animal Shelter and Adoption Centre are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and will have received a parasite preventative or treatment. Adoption fees are $300 for dogs and $175 for cats plus tax. If applicable, the purchase of a pet license will be required at the time of adoption.
Before considering pet adoption, potential pet parents are encouraged to do their own research on the type of pet that they are interested in adopting. Different breeds, for example, can have very different exercise needs or may be prone to certain genetic conditions. It is also a good idea to speak with your local veterinarian to gain insight about the type of pet you are considering adopting and the initial and yearly animal care costs involved with pet ownership.
All adoptions require an application and an in person or phone consultation prior to be being approved.
All pets available for adoption through the Georgina Animal Shelter and Adoption Centre are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and will have received a parasite preventative or treatment. Adoption fees are $300 for dogs and $175 for cats plus tax. If applicable, the purchase of a pet license will be required at the time of adoption.
Before considering pet adoption, potential pet parents are encouraged to do their own research on the type of pet that they are interested in adopting. Different breeds, for example, can have very different exercise needs or may be prone to certain genetic conditions. It is also a good idea to speak with your local veterinarian to gain insight about the type of pet you are considering adopting and the initial and yearly animal care costs involved with pet ownership.
All adoptions require an application and an in person or phone consultation prior to be being approved.
The Georgina Animal Shelter and Adoption Centre is a municipally-owned animal shelter located in the Town of Georgina, Ontario. With a team of dedicated professionals, the shelter provides animal care to vulnerable animals in need.
Services Include:
Temporary housing for stray/vulnerable owned pets
Reuniting lost pets with their owners
Pet rehoming
Pet adoptions
Pet licensing
Pet licenses aid in the fast return of a lost pet to its owner. They provide an immediate visual clue to anyone who finds the pet, which often results in the pet not having to be brought into an animal shelter.
Pet licensing services are provided on behalf of Georgina, East Gwillimbury, Aurora and Newmarket.
The Georgina Animal Shelter and Adoption Centre is a municipally-owned animal shelter located in the Town of Georgina, Ontario. With a team of dedicated professionals, the shelter provides animal care to vulnerable animals in need.
Services Include:
Temporary housing for stray/vulnerable owned pets
Reuniting lost pets with their owners
Pet rehoming
Pet adoptions
Pet licensing
Pet licenses aid in the fast return of a lost pet to its owner. They provide an immediate visual clue to anyone who finds the pet, which often results in the pet not having to be brought into an animal shelter.
Pet licensing services are provided on behalf of Georgina, East Gwillimbury, Aurora and Newmarket.
Other pets at this
shelter
We'll also keep you updated on Ryder's adoption status with email updates.