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The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is fortunate that it doesn't require a large rescue organization in Canada, but occasionally Tollers need a little help out of unfortunate situations.
A few dedicated Toller breeders and lovers of the breed have stepped forward to ensure that Tollers in need of new homes receive a second chance.

These dogs have been adopted by new owners and are no longer in the Rescue program.

 

Lily is a 10 years young female, spayed registered Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever who is full of life and now looking for a forever home. Lily’s owner unfortunately passed away leaving Lily behind. Lily is a sweet girl who does not really act her age. She loves walks, is very food motivated and easy to train. She likes quiet time in the evening and will cuddle or find a nice comfortable spot somewhere to hang out. She is good with dogs, but prefers her own space. Lily also likes kids and is friendly to most people. Lily can be a little shy to start but once she knows you, she’s your best friend.

Lily is vaccinated and had her teeth cleaned. Lily would do best in a quieter home as she was raised and lived in a kennel situation. She would be ideal for a retired couple who are looking for a companion. Lily is absolutely no trouble and a joy to have around.

If you are interested in adopting Lily and would like more information please email rescue@toller.ca

Lily is located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Anyone wishing to adopt must be willing to pick her up in person.

Karen Machin, Toller Rescue Co-ordinator
306.257.3347    rescue @ toller.ca


"Fife"
(*Adopted*)

Fife is a year old, neutered male. He is a big, handsome boy. He's very sweet and active, loves to play fetch and ride in cars. Good around food bowls, accepts body handling and nail grinding. Knows "sit", "down", "wait" and "come". Fife will resource guard with other dogs, so ideally he should be an only dog. He is good with cats, has met horses without incident, loves men and adores small children. While he's biddable and co-operative, he will require rules and consistency to bring out his best. He has some very ingrained barking behaviour, which is centred on doors/gates. He is not a nuisance barker, though.

 

Karen Machin, Toller Rescue Co-ordinator
306.257.3347    rescue @toller.ca


   
 


     
Updated:
August 28, 2010