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The Japanese Spitz is an energetic small to medium size breed with a distinctive, fluffy pure-white coat, a lively personality, and a playful nature. Bred as a companion dog, they are affectionate, quick to bond with their owners and love to be part of family activities. A good breed for novice owners, they tend to get along with other animals and respond very well to children.
Families and individuals who can provide companionship and regular exercise. We provide medical care, shelter, and love to animals in need.
Matching loving families with their perfect furry companions.
Promoting responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.
These wonderful creatures are waiting for their forever homes
Lifespan: 13-15 years
Recommended for: Active families and outdoor enthusiasts (not recommended for warm temperatures) Level: High, Affectionate, loyal, friendly, energetic Health Risk:This breed has an average probability of having health issues in its lifetime, hence it is one of the more affordable breeds to insure.
Lifespan: 13-15 years
The Australian Terrier is thought to have descended from the old “Scotch” Terrier and other Terriers brought to Australia from the United Kingdom, such as the Cairn Terrier, Norwich Terrier, Dandie Dinmont Terrier, Skye Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier and Black and Tan Terrier.
Lifespan: 13-15 years
The pure white American Eskimo Dog, also known as the “Eskie” and Eskimo Spitz, is a Spitz breed that originated in Germany and was originally called the “German Spitz”.
Lifespan : 12-15 years
The Australian Bulldog is a very new breed of domesticated dog, first developed in the 1990’s in Queensland, Australia. Pip Nobes first mated an English Bulldog with an Australian pig hunting dog of bull terrier origin. The mix produced a taller and more athletic Bulldog with fewer health problems and a greater tolerance for the Australian heat..
Lifespan : 12 to 14 years
The Bearded Collie is a Scottish herding breed that has existed for centuries, and was traditionally used to herd livestock across the rugged terrain of Scotland. Their long, shaggy double coat provided protection against the harsh weather, making them well-suited for outdoor work
Lifespan 10-14 years
The Cavoodle was first bred in Australia in the late 1990’s and has since made its way to the UK and USA, where it is more commonly known as the “Cavapoo”. The original breeders of the Cavoodle wanted to mix the outgoing and calmer nature of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with the intelligence of the Poodle. Because Poodles have a hypoallergenic coat and tend to shed less.
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Heartwarming stories of animals who found their forever homes
Adopted Shih Tzu, 2025
"Shih Tzus. They love to play and will stay playful until old age but need a good level of human or dog contact to keep happy. were incredibly supportive. We couldn't imagine our lives without our furry family member!"
Lifespan: 13-15 years, 2025
"The Keeshond, or ‘Kees’ to those on more affectionate terms with the breed, is a beautiful, eye-catching dog that is most recognisable by its long, heavy coat. Its other stand-out feature are its almond-shaped brown eyes, which are rimmed in black and highlighted by circular black markings that surround the eyes, creating the illusion of “spectacles”."
Adopted Mini Foxie, Toy Fox Terrier (USA), 2025
"The Miniature Fox Terrier’s ancestors, most likely small Smooth Fox Terriers and Manchester Terriers, were brought to Australia by early settlers from England. Mini Foxies were first bred in Australia some time in the mid to late 19th century and have subsequently been bred here for generations."
Adopted Welsh Corgi, 2025
Health Risk: it is one of the more expensive breeds to insure. and Get our award-winning Nose-to-Tail Cover with up to $30k annual benefit limit, up to 90% of eligible vet bills back, and no sub-limits.
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