Looking for a dog being rehomed by their owner? These dogs are listed directly by their families, not by shelters. You get the full story from the person who raised them: how they are with kids, cats, and other dogs, their routine, and why they need a new home. Owners' emails are verified, every listing is reviewed before it goes live, and contacting an owner is free.
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Owner RehomingOslo
4 years • Siberian Husky • Moncton
Owner RehomingKinny
2 years • Boxer mix • Kitchener
Oslo
4 years • Siberian Husky
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Gigi
7 years • Shepherd Mix
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Bella
3 months • malipoo
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Stanlee
15 years • Shih Tzu
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George
3 years • Great Dane
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Dogs for rehoming by city
Owner listings are spread thin, so it is worth checking nearby cities too.
Adopting a rehomed dog is different from adopting through a shelter, and often in good ways. The dog goes straight from one home to another, skipping the stress of a kennel. You can ask the owner anything: what food the dog eats, how they handle thunderstorms, whether they pull on leash. That kind of first-hand history is something even the best rescue can rarely provide.
Most rehomings happen because life changed for the family, not because anything is wrong with the dog. A move, a new baby, a health issue, a schedule that no longer fits a young dog's energy. Every listing includes the owner's reason in their own words, and we encourage you to ask follow-up questions before meeting.
Owner listings are a small share of what is available on any given day. If you don't see the right match, browse rescue dogs from shelters across Canada or look for a cat being rehomed by their owner. New rehoming listings are published within a day or two of submission.
Need to rehome your own dog?
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Dog Rehoming in Canada: Common Questions
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