Delightful Boston Terrier Pug Mix Dog For Adoption In Edmonton AB - Meet Zada

Looking for a Boston Terrier Pug Mix dog for adoption in Edmonton, AB? Zada would love to be considered for the position of your cherished family companion.

Zada’s Love Letter: From a Squishy-Faced Sidekick in Search of Her Final Forever

Let me tell you a little something about heartbreak.

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Not the tragic movie kind, or the my-favorite-snack-is-discontinued kind — I’m talking about the moment your family, the people you’ve loved every single day of your nine squishy-faced years, gently tell you that they have to let you go. Not because they want to. Not because you’ve done anything wrong. But because life threw a curveball (or in my case, a sweet, sneezy baby and a serious allergy), and suddenly, the home you’ve always known got a little smaller. A little quieter. A little less you.

Hi. I’m Zada. I’m a Boston Terrier–Pug mix, though some might say I’m part shadow, part cuddlebug, and part living, breathing cartoon character. At a solid 20 pounds, I’m what you’d call “perfectly portable,” with just enough chub to make my naps look extra luxurious and just enough sass to keep your Amazon delivery guy on his toes.

My days? Oh, I’m a master napper. Olympic-level. Sunbeam on the floor? Claimed. Soft blanket on the couch? Occupied. But I’m not just a cozy loaf. I bark when someone’s at the door because, duh, I’m your tiny, snorting security system.

I like my toys, my treats, and any activity that ends in belly rubs. I once had my nails painted at the groomer’s and strutted out of there like the Queen of Edmonton. I contain multitudes.

So why am I looking for a new home? It’s not a sad story — not really. It’s a love story that just needs a new chapter. My family brought home a beautiful new baby, and their time, energy, and square footage have shifted in ways that aren’t fair to a dog like me who deserves more snuggles, more floor space, and more time with my people. It’s nobody’s fault. It’s just life. And honestly? I’m proud of myself for adapting with grace. (And naps. Mostly naps.)

I don’t have health problems. I’m polite in the house. I get along with other dogs and I’ve never met a child I didn’t think was a walking snack dispenser. I’m crate trained, housebroken, and emotionally available. No baggage, unless you count the blankie I refuse to live without.

Now, listen — I’m not a puppy. I don’t chew your shoes or redecorate with toilet paper. I’ve been there, done that, earned the naptime. But I am still full of love, loyalty, and low-speed chase potential. All I need is someone who wants a built-in best friend. Someone who thinks a little snoring is cute. Someone who understands that shedding is just one way I leave a piece of myself with you. (You’re welcome.)

If you’re looking for a calm, funny, soulful companion with a smooshy face and a big heart, maybe… just maybe… we’re each other’s next great love story.

Click that “Apply to Adopt” button below. I’ll be over here dreaming of soft blankets, snackies, and the sound of your footsteps coming home.

With hopeful paws,
Zada 🐾

To offer Zada a loving home, please fill out our online meeting request form.

Questions About Zada? Check out our Zada Adoption FAQ below, or email us at petrehomingnetwork@gmail.com

Zada is available for adoption in Edmonton, Alberta, and surrounding areas. A rehoming fee of $150 applies, which includes her crate, food, toys, leash, and all veterinary records. Let’s get this girl the happy ending she deserves!

5 Amazing Things About Zada:

She’s adorable, she’s part of our family, she provided companionship, kept us active, and part of our support system.

Zada’s owners are very sad to have to rehome their cherished dog, but circumstances beyond their control have made rehoming a must-do.

They are hoping to find the right home where this deserving dog will be loved unconditionally and kept safe, happy, healthy and well-cared-for.

If you have room in your heart and home for Zada, then please offer a loving, forever home today. Zada can’t wait to show you the true meaning of unconditional love.

How To Adopt Zada

Please fill out our online meeting request form via the button below. Once your application is received and reviewed, a member of our Edmonton dog rehoming team will ask the pets owner to reach out to you and arrange a meeting.

ADOPT Zada HERE!

There is a $150 adoption/rehoming fee. Supplies and veterinary records will be included.

All About Zada – Boston Terrier Pug Mix dog For Adoption in Edmonton AB

Name of Pet: Zada
Location: Edmonton, AB, T5Z0C4

Type of Pet: dog
Breed of Pet: Boston Terrier Pug Mix
Sex of Pet: Female
Age of Pet: 9
Weight: 20 pounds
Spayed/Neutered?: Yes
Health Problems: No
Behavior Issues: No
Up To Date on Vaccinations: Yes
Gets along with cats: Unknown
Gets along with dogs: Yes
Good with Children?: Yes
House Broken or Litter Trained?: Yes
Crate Trained?: Yes
Accessories Included: We have a dog crate, her food container and food, toys, leash

Zada’s Personality

Zada is laid back dog, barks at new people or if the doorbell rings but spends her days napping.

Zada’s Favorite Toys, Foods, Activities?

Zada lays with a blanket, has a few favourite toys, and enjoys treats.

Cute Zada Story:

We would take Zada to the groomers and found a place that painted her nails, it was really cute.

Why is Zada Being Rehomed?

Zada sheds, our daughter is allergic to pet hair and dander, so we kept Zada to the main floor and was okay. We just welcomed a baby into our home and reduced the access to the living room from Zada. Her living space decreased, and our time reduced to spend with her as we’re focused on the new baby.

Zada’s Perfect Adoptive Home Will Be:

A family or someone to continue to love Zada, and give her a welcoming home.

We don’t have to stay in contact, but we welcome any updates on how she’s doing.

Zada’s Location

Zada is located close to the following towns and cities in AB, and can be adopted from anywhere within a reasonable distance.

Edmonton AB,
Saint Albert AB,
Sherwood Park AB,
Beaumont AB,
Devon AB,
Fort Saskatchewan AB,
Spruce Grove AB,
Morinville AB,
Leduc AB,
Bon Accord AB,
Stony Plain AB,
Calmar AB,
Millet AB,
Lamont AB,
Tofield AB,
Wetaskiwin AB,

Adopt this deserving Boston Terrier Pug Mix dog in Edmonton AB today.

Zada Adoption FAQ

🐶 Who is Zada?

Zada is a 9-year-old female Boston Terrier–Pug mix looking for a loving forever home in or near Edmonton, Alberta. She’s a sweet, laid-back companion who loves napping, soft blankets, and being part of a family. She weighs about 20 pounds, is spayed, fully vaccinated, and house-trained.

🏠 Where is Zada located?

Zada is currently in Edmonton, AB (T5Z0C4). We’re looking for an adopter within a reasonable distance, including areas like St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, and other nearby towns. If you’re within driving distance of Edmonton, you’re welcome to apply.

🧳 What comes with Zada?

Zada’s adoption includes:

Her dog crate
Food container and current food
Favorite toys
Leash
Her well-loved blanket
Full veterinary records

💰 Is there an adoption fee?

Yes. Zada’s rehoming fee is $150, which helps ensure she’s going to a committed and loving home. It also helps cover the cost of reviewing and processing applications, coordinating the adoption, and providing support to her current family and new adopter.

🧒 Is Zada good with children?

Yes! Zada is gentle and patient with children. She’s lived with kids before and does very well around them, though like all dogs, she appreciates respectful handling and space when she’s napping.

🐾 How does Zada do with other pets?

Zada has done well with other dogs in the past. Her current home doesn’t have cats, so we can’t say for sure how she’d respond to a feline roommate. Introductions to new pets should always be slow and supervised.

🚫 Does Zada have any behavioral issues?

None. Zada is well-mannered, housebroken, crate-trained, and generally quiet. She’ll give a bark or two when someone’s at the door — she takes her role as tiny watchdog seriously — but she settles quickly. She’s a calm, peaceful companion.

❤️ Why is Zada being rehomed?

This decision wasn’t made lightly. Zada’s family recently welcomed a new baby, and one of their children has developed significant allergies to pet hair and dander. Zada’s space in the home has been restricted and her time with her humans reduced. Out of love and fairness to Zada, her family is seeking a home where she can have more freedom and attention.

💊 Does Zada have any special health needs?

Zada is in good health for her age. She’s spayed, up to date on all vaccinations, and has no known medical concerns. Like many short-nosed breeds, she can sometimes be a little snorty — but it’s just part of her charm.

🧼 Is Zada house-trained?

Yes! Zada is fully housebroken and also crate-trained. She’s used to living indoors and knows how to hold it until she’s outside.

🧸 What does Zada like to do?

Napping is her #1 hobby — preferably on a soft blanket. She enjoys quiet companionship, receiving treats, and being where her people are. She has a few favorite toys and still gets a playful spark now and then, but she’s mostly a mellow girl these days.

She used to get her nails painted at the groomer — she looked like a glamorous little diva and definitely knew it.

🐕‍🦺 What kind of home is Zada looking for?

Zada would love:

A quiet or moderately active home
A family, couple, or single person who is around often or works from home
Someone who will include her in daily life, whether it’s hanging on the couch or going for walks
A home where she’s not confined or isolated — she thrives with attention and freedom to roam

🏙️ I live in an apartment or townhouse in Edmonton — would Zada do well?

Absolutely. Zada is only 20 pounds and very calm indoors, making her an excellent fit for apartment or condo living. As long as she gets regular potty breaks and a bit of playtime or walking, she’s a happy girl.

🚗 Can I meet Zada before adopting?

Yes. Approved applicants will be invited to meet Zada in person, either in her current home or a neutral location in Edmonton. It’s important that both Zada and her potential new family feel the match is right.

📷 Can I stay in touch with her current owners?

While it’s not required, Zada’s current family would love the occasional update if you’re open to it. They care deeply about her and are only rehoming her because they want what’s best.

📋 How do I apply to adopt Zada?

Click the button on her adoption story page to fill out the Adoption Meeting Request Form. Once your application is reviewed, her current owners will reach out to coordinate next steps.

Apply to Adopt Zada

✅ Final Thoughts

Zada is a one-of-a-kind blend of goofball charm and soulful calm. She’s been deeply loved and is ready to bring that same unconditional love to someone new. If you’re looking for a loyal, laid-back sidekick with a face you’ll never get tired of smooching… she just might be your perfect match.

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