Unknown • Mixed Breed
Listing confirmed October 24, 2026
Based on New Hope Dog Rescue's listing, and in some cases inferred from Ginny'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.
Ginny came into New Hope Dog Rescue with a severe, fully encircling neck wound caused by an embedded chain, which was infected and matted with feces, leaving her in pain and extremely malnourished when she arrived in foster care. She received daily wound management, including laser therapy and hydrotherapy, and eventually had the wound surgically closed at Orchard Veterinary Care, followed by removal of stitches, spaying, vaccinations, and microchipping. Despite all the trauma, Ginny remained a sweet, trusting soul, learning that people could care for and protect her. Her story ended happily…
Shelter breed labels are an educated guess from a dog's looks, and they are often wrong. If you adopt Ginny, 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 Ginny isn't quite the right fit, these dogs are close matches.