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June is a very sweet, loving dog.
She has adapted well in her foster home and follows her foster mom everywhere. June has bonded with a senior lady in the home and loves to lay in the chair beside her for naps (and happily accepts sneaky treats too!).
June is very food motivated- so teaching her new tricks is easy.
She is quiet and only barks when someone is at the door (technically it is her job to alert the family). She is excited at first but will settle with the diversion of a treat – crinkling the treat bag works every time!
She wants to meet everyone and greet them with an energetic tail wag …
She enjoys the backyard, but does not really excel at hunting – the bunny and squirrels do not seem particularly concerned.
She is learning to settle down and wait when being fed – the food dance is pretty cute though…
She loves to cuddle on the couch – pets and belly rubs are most important, as is being close to her people.
She likes her walks, and is happy to meet other dogs – the happy dance comes out when you show her the leash
She is best with children 12 and up, as she may startle with high energy noises from small children. She will be an easy , affectionate companion for someone looking for a loyal friend.
June’s medical notes:
When June joined us in December 2025, she was very pregnant, and heartworm positive. On Christmas Eve, she gave birth to five beautiful puppies. She was an incredible mom from day one and, although in the first couple of weeks she experienced multiple complications that resulted in numerous vet visits,
Once the puppies were fully weaned, June was able to commence treatment. She successfully completed her treatment and sailed through the recovery time and will soon be able to resume full activity. Full details of her treatment will be shared with her adopter. Momma June remains on Advantage Multi as part of her protocol and will need to stay on this until February 2027.
It was also discovered that Momma June had a mammary mass that was removed in mid May. The histopathology found the mass to be a low grade (grade 2) mammary carcinoma. All of the margins were clear and there was no vascular invasion. This all bodes very well for June and statistically there is an 85% chance that the surgery was curative. We are happy to share her histopatholgy report with serious applicants.
Momma June has had quite a bit to deal with during her time with us and we are thrilled that she is a happy, healthy girl.
For more information, you may contact Christine at christine.dogrescue@proton.me
**Adoptions within the province of Ontario only
