Unknown • Mixed Breed
Listing confirmed October 21, 2026
Based on New Hope Dog Rescue's listing, and in some cases inferred from Lily's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
All adoption applications are handled directly by New Hope Dog Rescue. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Lily came into New Hope Dog Rescue’s care in 2020 after Canine Action Project reached out for help with a major medical case—a broken left femur that required corrective surgery the very next day. X-rays also revealed a fractured C7 neck vertebra and a broken rib, injuries that were expected to heal with strict crate rest and extra time in a loving foster home. Thanks to intensive veterinary care, dedicated rehabilitation, and the support of donors through the Guardian of Hope fund, Lily was able to recover fully. Her story ended happily when she found her forever home later that year.
Shelter breed labels are an educated guess from a dog's looks, and they are often wrong. If you adopt Lily, 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 Lily isn't quite the right fit, these dogs are close matches.