6-7 years • Mixed Breed
Listing confirmed October 24, 2026
Based on Northern Transitional Dog Rescue's listing, and in some cases inferred from Bonny's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
All adoption applications are handled directly by Northern Transitional Dog Rescue. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Bonny was extremely emaciated when she came into care with Clyde, another mother dog she was found with. Bonny has made a full recovery and shes ready to have a soft easy life. She is low energy, lazy couch potato type dog. She is terrific with other dogs, kids and leaves cats alone. Sometimes she is interested in cats, but in a playful way. Telling her to "Leave it" works well.
Shelter breed labels are an educated guess from a dog's looks, and they are often wrong. If you adopt Bonny, a DNA test can show the actual breed mix, which helps you plan training, exercise and health checks. See how the two main tests sold in Canada compare.
If Bonny isn't quite the right fit, these dogs are close matches.