Available for adoption
Samoyeds Available for Adoption
Updated 17 August 2024
Please note that, although the Sam may not be able to go to its new home until the date mentioned, applications can be made immediately. If you need more information, please contact rescue@samoyed.ca.
Also, SAC Rescue will not ship the dogs (they have been through enough already) and because their backgrounds are unknown, we cannot provide health or other guarantees.
If you cannot commit to adoption, but are interested in fostering a dog, most of the dogs listed here are in need of fostering until a permanent home can be found. If you can help, please fill out the form linked at the bottom of the Rescue page and indicate your interest in becoming a foster home.
Located in Toronto.
Available now for adoption or foster to adopt.
Daisy
Daisy is being fostered in Toronto and is available for adoption.
Sweet Daisy May came into rescue as a very scared and abused little girl. She has come a very long way. We believe that she was kept in a cage for longer than she should have been. Her back end was very thin and lacked muscle mass. With proper nutrition, joint support supplements and exercise she has blossomed into a beautiful lady. Although not a Samoyed, our rescue will help pups in need. Unsure of her age, we feel she is still very young (under a year). A potential new family needs to be patient with Daisy as it will take her some time to trust – abused and neglected dogs need lots of time to adjust. She loves small children and other dogs. She is totally house trained and sleeps on her own bed in our bedroom.
Aspen
Available for adoption and being fostered in Toronto
We have a new addition to the SAC rescue program. Everyone, please meet Aspen, a 10-year-old handsome boy. Aspen is in good health and still full of Sammie’s silly energy. He loves to go on walks and is fairly social. His perfect family would be an older couple or a single person without young children (he is good with kids but can be short-tempered if kids are persistent in his personal space), he can also exhibit some resource guarding. Aspen is up to date on his vaccinations and parasite treatments, and neutered. The heartbreaking reason for surrender is the behaviour above as his family is expecting a child and they are worried about him being jealous of the new little human. This decision did not come easily to them and they will be involved in his re-homing and care support while in the SAC program.
And of course, donations to Rescue are always appreciated. Donation information can also be found near the bottom of the SAC rescue page.