Say hello to Miela, a gentle, kind-hearted puppy with a playful spirit and a love for backyard adventures! With her long legs and slim frame, she’s a joy to watch as she grows into her paws—sometimes with a wobbly step or two that’ll melt your heart.

Miela is affectionate and gives kisses. She adores curling up next to her humans for snuggles and is great with other dogs—always sweet and submissive. She also knows to respect the cat’s space, making her a wonderful addition to a multi-pet household.

Born into a litter of five, Miela and her sisters are now ready to find their forever homes. Though her brother sadly didn’t make it, her resilient, loving nature shines through every day.

She’s making great strides with house training and currently sleeps in her crate at night, though she still needs a quick potty break before sunrise. In just a few weeks, she should be able to make it through the night.

Miela is expected to be a medium-sized pup when fully grown, around 40 lbs. She’s up to date on vaccines and ready to start puppy classes—a great way to bond and learn the ropes of raising a well-mannered furry friend.

If you’re looking for a sweet-natured, loving companion who’s ready to explore the world by your side (and then snuggle up afterward), Miela might just be your perfect match. 

Skylar is a beautiful 8.5-month-old Labrador/Shepherd mix, currently weighing 27 kg. She’s still a puppy at heart, with lots of love to give and plenty of growing to do—she’ll be a large dog once fully matured.

When Skylar first arrived, she was heartbroken after being separated from her three furry siblings. It was clear she hadn’t experienced much of the outside world, and many things seemed unfamiliar and overwhelming. But with time, patience, and love, Skylar has started to blossom.

Now, she’s discovering all the joys life has to offer! She absolutely loves going for walks and is steadily improving on her leash skills (though straight lines are still a work in progress). She adores her people, greeting us with a wagging tail, gentle kisses, and happily curling up at our feet for a nap. She’s also realized how much fun she can have just zooming around the backyard!

Skylar is housetrained and gets along well with the other dogs in our home. Even our cat—who puts every newcomer through his own personal vetting process—has given her the stamp of approval.

What she’s still working on:
Skylar is building her confidence, especially when it comes to meeting new people or visiting new places. Car rides can be overwhelming for her, and she’s still learning basic commands and crate training—but she’s making steady progress.

This stunning girl is full of love, and with a bit of patience and dedication, she’s going to make an incredible companion. She’s up to date on her vaccinations and will be spayed soon.

If you think you could be the right match for Skylar, we’d love to hear from you. She’s ready to find her forever family—could that be you?

I’m Chanelle Chi, a 7 year old Chihuahua on a diet. I arrived at 15 lbs, but the vet says I should be 7-8 lbs maximum.

I’m super sweet, a little shy at first, but once you know me, I’m great.

I’m on a strict diet, walks are hard right now, so I exercise by playing with my toys. I throw them, run after them, and can entertain myself all day!

I’m in great shape other than a little wheezing from being so heavy. But the vet says once I trim down, that will get better.

If you are looking for a quiet, gentle, sweet Chihuahua, I may be just what you’re looking for.

To apply, visit http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

I’m an old boy, looking for a compassionate adoption.

I was living in a home where I was severely neglected in the past few years, I arrived with horrendous eye and ear infections.

To make it worst, I’m completely blind and my hearing is not so great from the massive ear infections I had.  I do have dry eye syndrome, or KCS, so I need artificial tears to help as my eyes don’t produce them on their own .

My heart and lungs are great, I still have a lot of “joie de vivre”, so I’m looking for a compassionate home to take me in until the end. I still have a few good years in front of me, if you’re willing to give me the care I need.

To apply, visit http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

I’m Mylo, a gorgeous 6 year old, male pitbull. I’m big and stocky, but a charmer. I am around 90lbs so for strong hands. I love being on your lap if you’ll let me !

I live with two cats, I’m great with dogs and have no bad habits. I’m only looking for a new home due to personal circumstances, not because of behavioral issues.

I can stay home alone, fully housetrained and even pretty good on walks. I’m not at all reactive, but like to pull so I can sniff everything.

I’m not yet neutered but will be included with adoption, it is NOT negotiable.

I really like kids too, but maybe a little bouncy for young ones. I understand French, English and Spanish! I’m a real smart boy.

If you think I’d be a dog for you, put in your application.

To apply, visit http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

I’m Scrappy, an 8 month old dog! I’m a pure mutt, nobody can really say what breeds I’m mixed with.

I’m about 30 lbs, so not a big dog. I’m looking for a new home already as I’m part of the statistics of people getting rid of their dogs within two years.

I’m good with kids, a little nervous around dogs, but a quick learner.

I’d you think you’d like to make me a part of your family, you need to put an application in!

To apply, visit http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

I’m “Buddy”, a six year old Lab mix.  I was originally adopted on “free adoption for seniors” day at the SPCA back in January 2024.

Unfortunately my dad passed in August, and I ended up with my dad’s family. However, it’s just not the home form me. I was put on Prozac from the time I was first adopted, but it’s not doing much for me. I’m getting weaned off it slowly.

I am very much a “one person” dog, as I am super loyal and want to please.

Love getting attention, being petted, brushed, back scratches, and love relaxing and sleeping near you.

I’m sweet, attentive, know basic obedience, and am fully housetrained.

I love going for walks, playing in the snow, fetching, but I can get reactive if I meet dogs on leash.

Now for the anxious side of me:  I can be reactive on leash, I will get into the garbage if left alone, I will bark at people entering the house, but also at movement within the house.

You see, I’m now in a family of five, and it’s too much for me. I was put in a situation before the holidays where stress made me react and snap. Nothing major, but enough to realize I’m not in the right environment.

I’m good with other dogs in general, I Iive with a little fluffy dog now and we’re great.

Ideally I’m looking for a structured and quiet household so I can get over my anxiety and find my forever home.

To apply, visit http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

My name is Fiona. I’m a Giant Schnauzer and I’m a beautiful big girl at 80+ lbs (I could lose a few lbs).

I’m almost 8 and travelled from Mexico, but my family had a baby, and I’m really not a fan. Snarling, growling, barking… My humans are afraid I’ll eventually her her.

So here I am, looking for a mellow household for my retired years.

I’m great with other dogs, walk super well on leash, easy to groom and just a big, easy going girl!

If you think you’d like me to spend the rest of my life with you, put in your application.

To apply, visit http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

I’m Rex B, and here’s my story: I’m originally from the streets of Lebanon, and I was rescued and adopted in Canada during the “international adoption” phase that happened between 2020 and 2022.

Unfortunately, these good souls in Lebanon who made us come to this wonderful country, were not aware that the Quebec Statistics for “keeping” us in a home are less than 2 years.

So here I am, a “statistic” of La Belle Province, and I am looking for a new home. I arrived here in 2022 as a teen pup, and after being in a home for over a year, I was surrendered because I was always a little “growly” and I bit a 3 month old puppy. This pup came to be fostered, and I didn’t necessarily want to share. I already had a “brother” that I liked to dominate a bit. So when I bit her, my dad got mad and kicked my bed in anger. My mom then thought it was better to send me away immediately.

I’m super friendly, great in the house, get along with dogs but do have some resource guarding around my food.

I can be your best friend for life, if you’ll have me for the rest of my life, which I hope will be at least 10 years.

I don’t want to bounce all over Quebec, I want a permanent home. I’m a Shepherd mixed with dozens of other breeds, your fun will be to guess what mixes my descendants might have been. 

If you think you’d like to meet me and see if we “click”, the first step is to obtain an application The first step is to obtain an application form at http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/ and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.

My name is Pawla, and I’m a street dog from Morocco.

I was rescued by a lady who used to feed stray cats, when she noticed me, a young puppy, coming around to get some food too.

It was obvious I had a bad leg, a break that healed on its own. So she took me off the streets and eventually arranged for me to come to Canada.

I’ve been here for a while but nobody really worked on my socialization so Sophie’s Dog Adoption took me in and I am learning to go on walks outside and explore this new country.

I am very shy, still skittish of a lot, so I’m looking for a very patient person or family to slowly bring me to being a “normal” and confident girl.

I’m still young (-2 years old)and don’t have a prey drive do could live with cats or other critter.

Dogs I’m totally fine with. Having a dog friend could maybe even help me learn to be “free” of my past.

If you want more information about me you can e-mail info@sophiesdogadoption.com and to apply, visit

http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/application-forms/adoption-form/

and follow the procedure to obtain an application form.