Newf Friends Newfoundland Dog Rescue

Eila has been busy, busy, busy packing up all of the orders from our online store. Whew, what a lot of orders! Thank you, everyone, for your support! And an extra special shout out to Eila's mom who works so hard to run our online store, pick and package orders, and send them out to our supporters. We have a few 2021 calendars left for purchase, and some amazing deals on our apparel. Head over to our site to place your order today! All proceeds go directly to our program to help care for Newfs in need in Ontario. http://www.newfstock.ca/newfstore/

SOLD OUT!!! New product alert! These aren't going to last long! Newf Floof Toque - $34 ... Unique wool toque handmade by one of our awesome volunteers. The toque features adorable Newfs and a fun top pom-pom that is cleverly attached with a snap, making it easy to remove for washing. 65% wool and 35% alpaca Hand wash and dry flat. Remove pom-pom prior to washing. We have one each of a few different colours to choose from. Act fast if you want one of these beauties! Head on over to our store to place your order, and don't forget to order your 2021 calendar and check out our clothing sale! http://newfstock.ca/newfstore/index.php

Did you know that November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month? Senior dogs make wonderful companions but sadly are often overlooked at shelters and rescues in favor of younger animals. There are many advantages to adopting a senior pet: What you see is what you get. There are no surprises when you adopt a mature pet - you know exactly what their size, coat type, grooming needs and exercise needs are.... Most senior dogs are already trained, know basic commands and have good leash manners. They are ready to get out and explore the world with you. Generally, older dogs have good house-manners (they won't eat your shoes!) and are already housebroken so they require less time and energy to integrate them into your home than younger dogs do. Mature pets have been around the block a few times and have learned a lot over the years about life's lessons. They tend to be more laid back and settle in easily and adapt to new situations quickly. Many senior dogs have met a lot of other dogs and have learned how to get along with them. They tend to have good doggie social skills and have a calming influence on younger more rambunctious dogs. Senior dogs are mellower and more focused than younger dogs making them easier to train. Senior dogs have lower exercise needs than young dogs so they are well suited to most families. They are often satisfied with a nice walk followed by a nap by the fire. Senior dogs have so much love to give -- they appreciate a kind hand, a warm bed and love and affection. When you adopt a senior dog you save a life. Senior dogs make wonderful companions -- if you have been thinking about adding a new dog to your family, please consider adopting a mature dog, you won't be disappointed!

GREAT NEWS! Our 2021 calendars are at the printer and will be ready to ship in about a week or so. We are now taking orders. Head on over to the Newf Friends online store to place your order now -- limited quantities available so don't delay! While you're there, check out our HUGE CLOTHING SALE! Our awesome Newf themed tees and sweats are now 50% off! Stock up for Christmas! With no fundraising activities this year due to the pandemic, we could really use your support. So head to our store, shop, shop, shop, and help Newfs in need! http://www.newfstock.ca/newfstore/

Rosie the toy lover is still waiting for her perfect forever home. Maybe she's the gal for you? She's 7 years old, loves people and getting loads of attention, is a playful gal who is crazy about toys, and will make the right family so very happy. She will be happiest being the only pet in the household. Visit her bio to learn more about Rosie https://newf-friends.blogspot.com/2020/09/rosie.html... She is located in Mississauga, ONDue to the pandemic, we are unable to consider homes outside of Ontario at this time.