Coco - Miniature Poodle Dog for Adoption in Toronto, Ontario

Meet Coco!

Coco arrived from a Quebec shelter a few weeks ago.
This sweet 9 year old boy was surrendered when his family could not care for him anymore. He is a beautiful 10 lb mini poodle.
The wonderful Freedom Drivers transported him to us. It was a long day in a crate for this poor boy - 11 hours - and he was so happy to arrive at his foster home.
He was extremely stressed being in a shelter environment and was terribly matted and caked in feces on his behind and belly. He was in desperate need of a bath and groom and we are so unbelievably thankful to the Rexdale Animal Hospital who got him in with an hours notice to get him bathed and groomed.
While he was there he had bloodwork and the staff identified that he has a bad UTI. His mouth was an absolute mess with teeth missing and rotten molars. He has been treated for his UTI and had dentistry last week. He is recovering well after more than 20 extractions. We plan to do his neuter surgery later in July. Once he is fully recovered he will be ready for adoption.
Thank you to our new foster home for welcoming Coco. We could not help this boy without them stepping up to take him in.

Watch this page for updates on Coco.

For more information about our rescue and adoption process check out our website - www.adoptadogsavealife.com or feel free to give us a call at 416-787-3862.

The miniature poodle is a highly intelligent and affectionate dog breed known for its curly hypoallergenic coat and charming personality. Originally bred as water retrievers, these small but sturdy dogs excel in various dog sports and activities. They are adaptable to different living situations, making them ideal companions for both families and individuals. Miniature poodles require regular grooming to maintain their coat, and their playful nature and trainability make them a popular choice for obedience and agility competitions.

Adopt-a-dog/Save-a-life Inc. is a registered charitable organization dedicated to saving abandoned dogs and placing them in loving and caring homes....