Rehoming a dog - seemingly impossible
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moorx said:
Jordie Barretts sock said:
I know it seems like I'm obsessed with his ears, but they look like Yoda in this one.
Now my semaphore is a little rusty so it's either dimensions to playmate of the month or confirming the sinking of the Bismarck...
Tango13 said:
Having looked back at his pictures he's definitely sending us a message in semaphore
Now my semaphore is a little rusty so it's either dimensions to playmate of the month or confirming the sinking of the Bismarck...
Bismarck is down, but I love Kiri and Tiki. Now my semaphore is a little rusty so it's either dimensions to playmate of the month or confirming the sinking of the Bismarck...
Plus my besty is Chester Kitten. (Who is about to be two, but don't tell him)
He's at the vet today having a skin tag removed from his back leg. Minor operation, and I suppose not strictly necessary, but if he snagged it in the fields, it'll bleed and bleed the vet said.
He's also 6kg lighter than when we got him. Yet eating like a horse. Must be all the exercise!
He's also 6kg lighter than when we got him. Yet eating like a horse. Must be all the exercise!
Gareth1974 said:
Had no idea how overwhelmed dog shelters were.
My girlfriend has no option but to try to rehome ‘her’ dog, Teddy. It actually is really her ex husband’s dog, they got divorced 18 months ago, and he always said he’d have the dog back when he sorted himself out a place to live, but he’s now got a flat which is unsuitable and has refused to have it.
She needs to be dog free by the end of the month, and said I’d help try to find a new home for Teddy But after contacting around 40 places, from well known organisations such the Dog’s Trust and Birmingham Dog’s Home, to smaller places, I can’t even manage to get him on a waiting list.
Is this a regional problem? (In the Midlands) or is it the same across the country?
Sorry, but too many people have too many dogs.My girlfriend has no option but to try to rehome ‘her’ dog, Teddy. It actually is really her ex husband’s dog, they got divorced 18 months ago, and he always said he’d have the dog back when he sorted himself out a place to live, but he’s now got a flat which is unsuitable and has refused to have it.
She needs to be dog free by the end of the month, and said I’d help try to find a new home for Teddy But after contacting around 40 places, from well known organisations such the Dog’s Trust and Birmingham Dog’s Home, to smaller places, I can’t even manage to get him on a waiting list.
Is this a regional problem? (In the Midlands) or is it the same across the country?
Why get a dog in the first place?
Why not find your local dog's home that doesn't put down healthy dogs (to salve you conscience). Then early one morning, go there, park round the corner so you don't appear on their CCTV, tie the dog up outside, tie a note to his collar to the effect - 'please take him' and leave him.
Job done.
RazerSauber said:
Just came across this thread from the international child abduction thread (of all places!). Sensational work. Glad Teddy got the ideal outcome!
Same here...suddenly feels very dusty in the house!Top work by everyone involved here - JBS you and your partner are absolute legends!
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