Raising puppies is great experience when you are passionate about animals, but ensuring that dogs never have to endure a day inside a shelter is also something that concerns many of us.

We don't just care about our puppies, we care about the health and wellness of our dams and sires and any dog in need of shelter. Whether it is an older puppy that never did find placement, a retiring dog from a breeding program or a pet in desperate need of rehoming, we are actively committed to helping toy breed dogs, puppies and pet parents alike. 

If you are addiment that " Adopt don't Shop," is right for you, I encourage you to look at our available dogs here. This process is a little different compared to our more traditional puppy purchase programs. Dogs here are often taken in and assessment is done, vet care may be warranted and post op care is given. As admin of this website I usually facilitate the adoption of all the dogs on this particular page. Any rehab work, spay or neuter appointment scheduling and home visits are done by me, Brandice Primeau. In the past year or so I have had the privilege of taking in several dogs to the Whitecourt Vet Clinic, ensuring they were looked after during recovery and handled all the adoptions from beginning to end myself. I currently only work with toy breed placements but should you have a circumstance with a larger breed dog - I often can help in some compacity as well.

Details about each dog will be listed with their profile pictures. Date of births are often approximate, adoption prices are usually conducive to the cost of the dogs spay or neuter and general care for the period of their stay with me and may include transportation costs. I currently do not own or operate a registered shelter, as such dogs come into my home and are treated like part of my pack and family before going to their carefully selected forever homes. Much of my time and energy with regards to surrendered dogs or those in need of rehoming is voluntary. 

I encourage home visits before and after spay/neuter procedures. Often even allowing full day visits or brief overnight stays before selecting applicants. Adoption prices sometimes work on a sliding scale depending on the situation.

Please be mindful that in some profiles it will list "Special Needs." This refers to a dog with a developmental or physical disability, ie; deaf, sight impaired, severe trauma, birth defect.