| 29-02-2012, 18:06 | #1 |
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Hey there if any body cud help me find a really gud hme 4 my dog plz! he is a medium sized black nd white very energetic dog called jasper. Jasper loves plenty of walks and loadsa hugs nd attention. the only reason i need a new hme 4 him is dat im moving house, so any help wud b appreciated!!
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| 29-02-2012, 18:21 | #2 |
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I know that no one wants to hear the word "pound" but a neighbour of mine recently there and got a beautiful little dog, they were telling me that the pound has a list of people who are looking for pups or dogs to give them a good home and they ring people now when they have a dog that needs a home so it might be worth a try
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| 29-02-2012, 21:10 | #4 | |
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| 29-02-2012, 23:34 | #6 |
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You might not be able to unless you reach a certain amount of posts I think, I have been known to get things wrong tho. Unless you upload it to a place like http://imageshack.us/ and post the link to it.
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| 01-03-2012, 10:26 | #8 |
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A few years ago, we unfortunately had to get rid of our dog for personal reasons. We tried many routes, but did want to give her to the pound or welfare group as most of them had a 30-day policy (be homed or put down). We eventually found an agency that took excess Irish dogs and re-homed them in Sweden, where the dog laws make are tougher, and so there is a demand for dogs.
I can not remember the name of the agency, but I am sure a quick google will turn up something. It was all good- she had a home found before she left Ireland, and they met her at the airport. Got emails from her new family and everything. Turns out she was much more suited to chasing reindeer than the local wildlife! Was very hard to say goodbye to her at the airport, but at least we knew she had a good home to go to before letting her go. Good Luck! |
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| 01-03-2012, 14:26 | #10 |
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If you put him into a shelter be sure its one with a no kill policiy. Some of the larger (I wont name names but lets just say the ones who get the most government funding and PR) do not have a no kill policy, and having done voluntary work with them, I have seen not healthy but "curable" animals put down as a control measure, as well as those deemed non-rehomeable. I dont want to worry you but its just something to keep in mind.
Last edited by OldNotWIse; 01-03-2012 at 14:27. Reason: typo...again |
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