GTA/TORONTO ADOPTION ONLY!!

Coffee
  • Male
  • 4 Months Old
  • Husky Mix
  • Will grow up to be a big dog around 25-30 kg
  • Has been fully vaccinated/microchipped/neutered by Animal Care Zone 
  • Would prefer a home with no children under 8 (exception can be made for the right fit)
  • Not cat tested 
  • Gets along with other dogs
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Medical Information
  • Diagnosed with bilateral hip dysplasia, but undergoing preventative surgery, (Juvenile pubic symphysiodesis) to correct the condition prior to adoption. Paid by Animal Care Zone
  • Will require daily supportive supplements (~$100/month) for rest of his life
  • Mostly raw diet recommended (cost varies) or high quality hip and joint dog food
  • A home with minimal or no stairs is ideal, or a home where the dog will not be able to access the stairs
Please Read Full Bio Before Proceeding

Hi my name is Coffee. They say I am a sweet little puppy who’ll grow into a handsome dog one day. I survived a wildfire and a long arduous journey from Manitoba to Toronto, just to be able to find you as my forever family. Despite all I've been through, I'm a brave and fierce little pup.

I am a little shy at first, but once I get to know my humans, I am a kick of caffeine. I am comfortable around other dogs and I like meeting new people on my walks as well. I love playing in the grass and am trained to do my business outside, but because I am a little puppy, please take me out more often. My current foster pawrents take me out 4 times a day!

I like playing fetch and tug-of-war, but you should be a little careful when playing with me because I still have my sharp puppy teeth. I try to be gentle, but I'm still a puppy! I also give lots of love nips! You can teach me not to, though. My foster parents tell me that I keep chewing everything – which I don’t understand – weren’t they doing the same when they were human puppies? That's a thing, right? Human puppies? :D  I am attached to my humans and I follow them closely around the house. I don’t like being left alone in the house and can get anxious when separated from my loved ones. My adoptive pawrents will need to work on separation anxiety training. I am also comfortable in my crate – sometimes that’s where I hide from that scary vacuum cleaner – why doesn’t he stay in his crate?  

I am also a foodie! I love eating. With the right food motivation, I am a quick learner and can learn all sorts of tricks. I am doing well on leash walking as well, though I am still learning to walk in a straight line. I understand ‘sit’ and ‘stay’  and can shake paws with humans.

I don't have a habit to sleep on the sofa or to climb up on beds. I'm happy with 2 options I have; a comfy dog bed, or a nice dog pillow in my crate. I can’t wait to meet my adoptive pawrents, as I’m sure I can provide them with a ton of love, happiness and of course, a boost of energy!
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