Akira (Courtesy Post)
9 years • Rough Collie X
Listing confirmed June 29, 2026
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Adoption Information
All adoption applications are handled directly by Zoe's Animal Rescue. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
About Akira (Courtesy Post)
Adopt a Dog or Cat in Edmonton, Alberta Akira (Courtesy Post) | Female | Rough Collie X | I was originally adopted out from another rescue organization to a family who loved me very much. Unfortunately they had some very significant life changes which means they can no longer care for me and have asked Zoe's to help me find a loving retirement home. As a courtesy post Zoe's has not met "Akira". We facilitate the adoption behind the scenes to ensure a safe rehoming. We ensure the animal is up to date on vet care, spayed/neutered, and is assessed by one of our…
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