Max spent the whole ride down from Northern Quebec, where he was rescued, to Toronto Animal Services, where he is now in adoption, with his head resting on the shoulder of Michelle, the driver. To say Max is happy to be around his people would be an understatement. It constantly amazes me that dogs like Max are at risk in their original environments. Toronto may have its faults, but we can be pretty proud of the way we generally treat our companion animals.
The best way to check on the adoption status of this dog (and other dogs and cats and other small domestic animals) is to visit
Toronto Animal Services adoption website or call 416 338 6668 for the Toronto Animal Services South shelter. If the dog is no longer on the TAS adoption website, it's probably because it's been adopted already.
you are right Fred, you, TAS, The Toronto Humane Society, Toronto Wildlife Centre, Animal Alliance, Action Volunteers for Animals, Adopt-a-Dog-Save a Life, Tails of Greece, Toronto Cat Rescue, City Cats and others along with all the good people with their feral cat colonies, rescues and TNR programs make Toronto a compassionate city for animals and we should all be very proud of that. I am! sure the ever so handsome and friendly Max will feel some of that compassion soon with a wonderful new home here
ReplyDeleteMax is a very handsome dog...I especially love his different eye colours. He is a lot better, here, than up there. Good luck Max...I hope you find love very soon.
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