Precious Paws Rescue is a non-profit, all-breed dog rescue based in Simcoe County, Ontario. Precious Paws Rescue is ALWAYS looking for dedicated foster homes!
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30/09/2025
A check in with new intake Leo - he is still getting used to his new life here at Precious Paws in foster care and he loves napping under things. That's his safe spot for now! Not a fan of the crate but we will work on that!
*of note, Leo is not available for adoption yet - he is new to our care and we are just getting to know him. He is fostered in Simcoe County, Ontario
29/09/2025
Foster girl Honey is as sweet as her name! Wiggling into every cuddle, hug and opportunity for love.
Honey isn’t available for adoption yet
29/09/2025
📦 Towels + Crates Needed! Adoptable Winter swinging in to remind you that we could use your help getting ready for our next Norther clinic to help her friends up north!
We're prepping for a northern spay/neuter clinic and could really use CLEAN towels (no bedding/face cloths) and wire/plastic dog crates!
📍 Drop off in Oro-Medonte: 1664 15/16 Sideroad E (front porch).
Thank you for helping us help more dogs! 🐾
29/09/2025
This or That - Nash version!
This adoptable boy loves watching the world go by - and against those fall colours? So handsome!
Nash is fostered in Simcoe County Ontario
28/09/2025
COLOUR NASH!
One of our volunteers dreamed up a cool idea - colouring pages of our adoptable dogs! Here is Nash as a colouring page! What a handsome boy. We love seeing one of his pictures become a colouring page.
What do you think? Would your kiddos, grandkids or neighbours enjoy this?
28/09/2025
🧺 TOWELS NEEDED FOR UPCOMING NORTHERN CLINIC! 🧺
We’re gearing up for an upcoming spay & neuter clinic in a northern community—and we need your help! 🐾
We have the opportunity to ship supplies ahead of our team’s arrival for the October clinic.
If you have CLEAN towels (no hand towels, face cloths, or bedding, please!) or collapsible wire/plastic dog crates (we still need more crates!) in good condition, please consider donating.
📍 DROP-OFF LOCATION:
1664 15/16 Sideroad East, Oro-Medonte
Items can be left on the front porch.
Every crate and towel helps us provide safe and compassionate care during these important clinics. Thank you for always showing up for the dogs (and the teams who love them)! 💛
28/09/2025
🏊♀️ Summer’s ending… and Winter is still waiting 🐾
While most pups are soaking up the last splash of summer, Winter is feeling a little down—the pool’s getting closed, the leaves are starting to fall… and she’s still waiting for her forever family. 💔
This stunning girl has spent the whole summer getting ready—learning, growing, and blossoming in foster care. She’s more than ready to meet the people who will love her through every season.
Her foster family adores her, and we know her perfect match is out there. She just hasn’t been found yet.
💛 Could it be you?
📩 Apply to adopt Winter at www.preciouspawsrescue.ca
She is a mixed breed dog and fostered in Simcoe County, Ontario
28/09/2025
🌼 Introducing Snapdragon 🌼
After spending her first 7 years in a commercial breeding facility, sweet Snapdragon is finally learning what it means to be a pet. This shy but playful Cocker Spaniel is now in foster care in Simcoe County, ON, and every day she's discovering more joy, more comfort, and more tail wags.
At just 25 lbs, Snapdragon is the perfect size to curl up nearby—and once she trusts you, her whole little body wiggles with happiness. She's quietly affectionate, enjoys gentle playtime, and adores being brushed (she’s even started asking for back scratches!).
Here's what we know:
🐾 Age: 7 years
🐾 Breed: Cocker Spaniel
🐾 Weight: 25 lbs
🐾 Spayed & fully vetted
🐾 Good with dogs and cats
🐾 Quiet in the car, working on leash skills
🐾 Prefers calm environments, no young children
Her foster describes her best:
“Snapdragon is happy, playful in her own gentle way, and her tail never stops wagging when she feels safe.”
Snapdragon is looking for a peaceful, patient home—one that will help her continue to blossom. Another calm dog could be a great companion, but she’d also thrive as your one-and-only.
💰 Adoption fee: $650 (includes spay, vaccines, wellness testing & more!)
🐶 Local adopters receive 50% off a 6-week obedience course with Ruff Haus and 6 weeks of free pet insurance!
🙏 Not ready to adopt? Please share to help Snapdragon find her forever home.
If her photo and profile are gone from our website, it means we are processing the applications we have received. She is fostered in Simcoe County.
27/09/2025
Alumni love 💕 Harper edition
We just had to share this sweet little update from Harper’s forever family—and our hearts are full!
“I'm so thankful we’re in each other's lives. She brings me such joy every single day, and she adores her snuggles and belly rubs!”
Aw we LOVE to hear it!
27/09/2025
This is not a drill! The new puppies have names that are *perfect*.
Introducing the Bluey litter - scroll to learn who is who ➡️➡️➡️
27/09/2025
Hello to the Bluey Crew! A beautiful litter of puppies has arrived safely into our care!
First order of business? A bath!
We are calling them the Bluey crew, can you guess who is who?!?
These puppies have just arrived to Precious Paws from a remote First Nation community. We will take time to let them settle in, see our veterinary partner and get to know them. Keep an eye out for information and news on them. They are fostered in Simcoe County Ontario
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Precious Paws Rescue was founded in December 2006 and is based in Simcoe County, Ontario. We do not operate a shelter facility; all of the dogs that we accept into rescue are fostered with volunteers in this area. Precious Paws was officially incorporated as a non-profit in Ontario in 2010 and registered as a charity in 2019. We are a 100% volunteer-run organization.
We receive daily requests for rescue help from animal shelters and also from owners who are no longer able to care for their dogs. Precious Paws accepts all breeds, all sizes and all ages, we are limited only by the foster spaces we have available and by monetary funds. Foster homes, volunteers and donations are always greatly appreciated so be sure to get in touch with us if this interests you!
Precious Paws Rescue ensures that each and every dog we rescue has full veterinary care provided prior to adoption. This includes (but is not limited to) full age-appropriate vaccinations, f***l test and deworming, wellness bloodwork and heartworm test, spay/neuter and microchip. We believe that no dog should be adopted out unaltered (unless there is a medical reason prohibiting this) so we practice pediatric spaying and neutering for all puppies that enter our rescue as well. Often the dogs we rescue require additional veterinary treatments to prepare them for adoption and most dogs that we take in end up costing the rescue much more than the adoption fee recovers. For this reason we host fundraisers and donation drives throughout the year so that we are able to continue being available for the dogs who need us most.
In 2015 we started “Loved At Home” – a fund that endeavors to keep more families together when medical emergencies arise with beloved pets. Sometimes good pet owners fall on hard times and are unable to afford an injury or acute illness with a pet. Most often those owners are forced to euthanize their companion or surrender them to a shelter or rescue to ensure they receive the care they need. Precious Paws would prefer to keep well cared for dogs out of the shelter/rescue “system” and we created Loved At Home to do just that. When funds are available, we will provide pet owners with the money needed to assist with emergency veterinary care, so that dogs don’t lose the family they love and so that there are fewer dogs in need of shelter/rescue assistance.
Precious Paws Rescue has grown a great deal from the one foster/volunteer that we started out with. Because of dedicated volunteers, generous supporters and committed adopters, we have been fortunate enough to directly change the lives of many, many dogs since we started. Our hope is to continue to provide relief to the dogs that need us most for many years to come.
Our Mission Statement:
To improve the quality of life for animals in need through foster care and adoption programs, comprehensive veterinary care, behavioural assessments and training, and public education.