Bob is a Shiba Inu X. He is aproximately 3 years old, 35 lbs, neutered and up to date on his vaccinations. Bob has led a very disturbing life and was up for euthanasia in a high kill shelter. The shelter workers thought he deserved a second chance and worked dilligently to find a rescue that would help this poor guy. Bob is a tailless guy. There is great speculation as to why he is tailless but only Bob would be able to tell you for sure. Shiba Rescue GTA normally does not deal with X's but for some reason, Bob has pulled at our heartstrings and we feel he deserves the best new life possible. If anyone wants to feel like they have helped a dog find a new lease on life, Bob is your guy! He's fun, loyal, great with other dogs and cute as heck. Arrival date is: March 20, 2010

Kobe is a red and white, neutered male, born June 2007. He is up to date on his vaccinations with a 3 year rabies vaccine and distemper combo. This guy is crate trained, hates water and having his nails trimmed, but enjoys playing tennis ball. He is well trained and does sit/stays and come with finesse. He is a Shiba that is seeking an owner that is familiar with the Shiba personality and their need for structural leadership. A home without young children is preferred for Kobe. Interested adopters please fill out our application and we can further discuss Kobe's needs with you. Thank you! Arrival date for Kobe is March 13th, 2010

Soya is a 27 lb. very sweet, neutered male Shiba that is seeking a new beginning to his life. He was slated for death row, but managed to steal the hearts of the shelter workers who worked diligently to find a new beginning for him. He is a bit shy at first, but once he settles he flowers into the sweet ray of sunshine. Soya gets along well with other dogs and knows many tricks including sit,stay, and laydown. His expected date of arrival is March 13, 2010. He is aproximately 1 year old and up to date on his vaccinations and is Heartworm negative. Please fill out an application through our website should you wish to consider Soya as a potential adoption for your home.