Big Dipper “Seven” Nightsky
4 years 8 months • Mixed Breed
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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 Big Dipper “Seven” Nightsky
Adopt a Dog or Cat in Edmonton, Alberta More photos of me can be found here. Big Dipper “Seven” Nightsky | Male | Mixed Breed | I was originally adopted out as a puppy but unfortunately the toddler in the home developed allergies to me and I was also struggling to adjust to life with an unpredictable little human so now I'm back with Zoe's and looking for a second chance at furever. Hi there, I’m Seven! I’m a couch potato who thinks the best part of the day is curling up next to my favorite humans. I love to snuggle close and soak up all the affection I can get.…
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Getting ready for Big Dipper “Seven” Nightsky?
A few things we'd have ready before bringing Big Dipper “Seven” Nightsky home, matched to their size and age.
Decompression Crate
A safe den for the first three days — sized to feel secure, not empty.
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Traffic-Handle Walking Leash
A second handle near the clip lets you pull a strong dog in close, fast.
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Indestructible Chew Toy
Built for power chewers — survives the jaws that shred normal toys.
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XXL Heavy-Duty Orthopedic Bed
Thick high-density foam that won't bottom out under a 150 lb giant breed.
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