Trixie the Border Collie, what a delightful dog and how about those eyes? She’s such an attractive dog and we’d dearly love to see her find her perfect home.

Trixie needs a rural or semi-rural home with lots of space and with things to do. Her ideal owner is fairly active and can include Trixie in daily adventures to keep her fit, active and keep her from getting bored.

Owners with experience in this breed or other working dogs would be preferable. Trixie also sometimes feels less secure with males so there’d need to be a gentle, patient introduction.

Trixie does enjoy chilling out at the end of a busy day where she is quite calm and lovely to have around the home. This pretty girl would love to be at home, playing and having adventures instead of living at our shelter. Can you adopt Trixie? 

Now here’s a wonderful, affectionate cat who’s ready to spend her life with you. Corinne is a great story because she was a lost street cat, once-upon-a-time roaming the streets of our fine city.

With the usual level of time, love and devotion from staff, volunteers and foster carers, Corinne has become a sweetheart. 

She can still show a little bit of impatience; if you stop giving her treats she sometimes lets you know she’s the boss and more treats need to be distributed. We call it sass. 

While she’s become a cozy, affectionate girl to us humans, she’s not too keen on other cats so this one needs to be the only cat in your home. Give her that and you’ve got your best friend and housecat for life.