08/17/2026
NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Introducing Mitch
Mitch is an 8-year-old neutered Maltese mix, weighing about 12 lbs, who is currently being fostered in Toronto.
We don’t know a lot about Mitch’s past, but we understand that he was once very loved. When his owner was no longer able to care for him, Mitch was moved from place to place. After so much change, we are hoping to find him the soft landing he deserves and a family he can finally call his own.
Mitch is an incredibly sweet little guy, although he is shy when he first meets you. He needs someone who will give him a little time and let him come around at his own pace. With some patience and a gentle approach, he warms up quickly, and once he does, you have the most devoted little companion. He loves to follow his people around, looking up at you with his sweet teddy-bear little face.
Mitch is happiest exploring the outdoors in the sun, being curled up beside you on the couch or snuggled on your lap. And if you really want to make Mitch happy, give him a ball! He absolutely loves chasing them. He doesn’t always remember that he is supposed to bring it back, but he certainly enjoys the game! He also likes to walk around the house with his treasured ball (any ball will do!).
Mitch is good with other dogs, and he would likely be fine with a cat who is used to being around dogs (and with an owner who is experienced with dog-cat introductions). He is housetrained, and walks well on a leash. He loves people once he gets to know them and could live in a home with older respectful children who won’t rush the introduction. He does get a little anxious in the car, but otherwise he is an easygoing gentle little guy.
Because of his history, we are looking for someone who has the time to dedicate to Mitch and won’t leave him alone for long periods. His new family should understand that he may need some extra reassurance as he settles in and gets used to having a place he knows is his.
Mitch hadn’t been to the vet in quite some time, so we will be taking care of getting him seen by a vet while he is in our care. His forever family will need to be committed to keeping up with his ongoing veterinary care and regular grooming so he can stay healthy and looking his handsome best.
More than anything, we want this to be Mitch’s last move. He has had enough uncertainty in his life. Now he deserves a comfortable couch, someone to throw his ball for him (even if he doesn’t bring it back), and a family who will make sure he knows he is loved.
Mitch has so much love to give. He just needs someone to give him the chance.
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