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Small Dog Rescue in Nova Scotia

At Wee Ones, we're passionate about giving small dogs big second chances.

Founded in 2021 by a group of devoted animal lovers, Wee Ones Dog Rescue is a foster-based small dog rescue in Nova Scotia dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming small breed dogs (35 lbs and under) across Atlantic Canada. Through compassionate care and dog adoption in Nova Scotia, we help every dog, regardless of age or past, find a future filled with love, care, and belonging.

Because every small dog deserves a big life.

 Available dogs :

ARCHIE

Breed: Golden Retriever x Shepherd

Sex: Male

Age: 15 weeks

Energy Level: High

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MARY

Breed: Golden Retriever x Shepherd

Sex: Female

Age: 15 weeks

Energy Level: High

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PHOEBE

Breed: Golden Retriever x Shepherd

Sex: Female

Age: 15 weeks

Energy Level: Moderate/Low

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FREDDIE

Breed: Golden Retriever x Shepherd

Sex: Male

Age: 15 weeks

Energy Level: High

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PIPER

Breed: Golden Retriever x Shepherd

Sex: Female

Age: 15 weeks

Energy Level: High

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SOPHIE

Breed: Golden Retriever x Shepherd

Sex: Female

Age: 15 weeks

Energy Level: Moderate

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WINNIE

Breed: French Bulldog

Sex: Female

Age: 1-year-old

Weight: 8.8 kg (19.4 lbs)

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Important Note: Winnie is an IVDD "down dog" with paralysis affecting her hind end. She requires ongoing mobility support, physical therapy, and assistance with bladder and bowel management.

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"I am both an adopter and a foster with Wee Ones, and I can honestly say it is an incredible organization made up of truly dedicated people. Everyone involved genuinely cares about the well-being of the dogs—from the moment they enter care, throughout their time in foster homes, and long after they have found their forever families.

A great deal of thought, time, and care goes into every decision, from matching dogs with the right foster homes to finding the best possible forever families. The support doesn’t end once an adoption is complete, either. Even after bringing your dog home, the Wee Ones team remains available to offer guidance, answer questions, and provide support whenever it’s needed.

Being part of Wee Ones has been a wonderful experience, and it’s clear that the dogs’ best interests are always at the heart of everything they do."

Lynn Callahan

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