Chloe is a 6 year old beagle crossed husky. I call her a busky! Chloe was rescued from North Bay Humane Society when she was two years old. She was extremely shy and reserved and struggled with new environments. She showed a variety of fear aggression behaviors including resource guarding, aggression towards men, women, food and every other behaviour problem you can think of. After a lot of love and hard work, she is proud to work in nursing homes, hospitals and provide therapy for people that need it most. She is a sensitive soul but has a little ball of energy buried deep. Chloe loves to meet new people almost as much as she loves Aspyn. Chloe is talented and smart and my security tester. She is an escape artist and in her spare time she can be found chasing squirrels, playing in the pond, and trying to figure out if the local cows want to be her friend.

Aspyn is the newest edition to the farm. She is a pure Australian Shepherd and is Red Merle in colour. She was bred in Zorra Township by working lines and you can find her trying to herd everything from cows to leaves. Aspyn has a lot of energy but she also loves to learn. Aspyn will always be ready for a game of ball and she also loves to talk about her day. You will often hear Aspyn’s greeting through the fence as you join us here at Willow Grove. Aspyn was raised from a puppy, so her story isn’t as dramatic as her older sister Chloe although she is still sensitive. Aspyn is not light on her feet and can be heard running from a mile away. This does not make her a good hunter and is often found disrupting Chloe’s adventures. In Aspyn’s spare time, she likes to play, play and play some more. This is why she received the honorary title of play coordinator here at Willow Grove.