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*REHOMING thread* (Once off requests only)
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Hi everyone,
I have 2 female degu's, about 2 years old, free to a good home. I will supply food, hay, accessories - all you need is a cage and lots of time and patience. These two were rescued from a very determined tormentor in the shape of a black cat! If anyone is willing to give them a loving home please PM me
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I'm in co Waterford, and our home has been adopted by a beautiful adult stray cat (I think he's around 3 years old). I have my own cat however, and a dog, and the stray is causing a lot of stress. He's anxious to come inside, but I can't let him in, since the dog (who enjoys his company outside) goes mad the minute he gets in, and my old cat acts all shell shocked.
I'd love to find a loving home for him, where he could come inside and curl up by the fire. It pains me that we're approaching winter and he's going to have to stay outside again, and also, I'd be pretty stretched financially if he stays.
I'm not going to let him down, but if you're around the area, and would prefer to adopt an adult cat to a kitten, this cat has a very sad history and would deserve to move into a new home, and make a great companion. He's very very friendly, a right purring machine, and is friendly with dogs and would get on with a friendly cat I guess (my cat has not been very welcoming to him
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If you are interested, I would be glad to fill you in on his story by PM.0 -
We recently adopted Tara from a fellow boardsie, but she is not settling in too well in our home environment.
She's a Jack Russell / Daschund cross and is approximately 2yrs old. We have recently had her spayed and check out by the vet and is fine and healthy.
She loves her exercise and plays well with other dogs and cats. She is well trained and seems very intelligent. She needs to be in a home environment that is calm, she seems to like children although she doesn't like it too noisy. She is a bit of an escape artist so needs an enclosed garden.
Unfortunately we live in a farm environment and she has taken to chasing the chickens and the cows whenever she manages to escape!
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Hey guys,
have two cute as a button male cats that unfortunately i'm not going to be able to take with me when i move in 2 weeks. It's breaking my heart but there's really not much i can do about it. They're two boys, just over a year old. They are both chipped and spayed and have recently had a check up with a full bill of health. They wander around the back garden currently but seem to be quite the homebirds and haven't strayed any further than the neighbours house. Both are fully litter trained (tbh there was no training involved) and have such differing personalities that it never ceases to bring a smile to the faces of people who visit. I'm located in Dublin City Centre and if anyone could take the cats they'd obv be more than welcome to their carry case and the litter tray, dinner bowls etc. Any other questions or any interest just pm me.
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HI Davy1020 - is this the same dog that you were getting advice for on Boards recently http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=79874917?
If it is, it would be best to disclose all of the dogs history to any interested parties. Maybe a home with no kids / older kids would be best.No that was my sisters dog She ended up getting training as advised on here and it worked out for her
Just to clarify then, the 2 year old male Shih Tsu that was biting your niece is not the same as the 2 year old male Shih Tsu that you own, but now want to rehome?
Who did your sister get out to help her with her dog in the end? It's remarkable that she managed such a turnaround in such a short space of time!0 -
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angeldaisy wrote: »We recently adopted Tara from a fellow boardsie, but she is not settling in too well in our home environment.
She's a Jack Russell / Daschund cross and is approximately 2yrs old. We have recently had her spayed and check out by the vet and is fine and healthy.
She loves her exercise and plays well with other dogs and cats. She is well trained and seems very intelligent. She needs to be in a home environment that is calm, she seems to like children although she doesn't like it too noisy. She is a bit of an escape artist so needs an enclosed garden.
Unfortunately we live in a farm environment and she has taken to chasing the chickens and the cows whenever she manages to escape!
I had offered a home to Tara on behalf of my Mum who recently had to have her 14 year old yorkie pts.
That was only a couple of weeks ago, so surely you should give Tara more time to settle?0 -
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Hi everyone.
I need to re-home our beloved cat Lana. Lana is about 14 - 15 months old. She is very friendly with a lovely temperament, indeed, she absolutely loves the company of people. She has a lot of energy and loves playing, so she needs an owner who can give her a lot of attention. She has all her shots and has been neutered.
We don't want to give her up, but are most likely going to have to emigrate in the next year and feel that it would be in her best interest to go to her new owner sooner rather than later. Lana can re-homed in either Galway or Dublin. If anyone is interested they can PM me here. Thanks.
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Hi
First off, I cleared this with the mods before posting due to the seasonal restrictions in place.
Our dog went into her first heat while we were camping during July and we now have 7 pups looking for good homes (One is going to a friend already). All of them are thriving - 5 males and 2 females. They were 5 weeks old last Saturday and are already being weaned (their mother is resisting feeding for the last week and they are devouring solid puppy food). Their mother is a Red Setter (field variety not show - she's a house pet not a worker). Not sure what the father is - random dog on Inis Oirr I'm afraid. They are all mainly black - 2 have red paws and a little colouring. Some pics are attached to the post.
Based on the time of year we want to be very careful who we give them too. While we can't keep them ourselves we do want to ensure they are cared for.
PM me if you want to come out to see them and their mother in Maynooth.
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Hi
First off, I cleared this with the mods before posting due to the seasonal restrictions in place.
Our dog went into her first heat while we were camping during July and we now have 7 pups looking for good homes (One is going to a friend already). All of them are thriving - 5 males and 2 females. They were 5 weeks old last Saturday and are already being weaned (their mother is resisting feeding for the last week and they are devouring solid puppy food). Their mother is a Red Setter (field variety not show - she's a house pet not a worker). Not sure what the father is - random dog on Inis Oirr I'm afraid. They are all mainly black - 2 have red paws and a little colouring. Some pics are attached to the post.
Based on the time of year we want to be very careful who we give them too. While we can't keep them ourselves we do want to ensure they are cared for.
PM me if you want to come out to see them and their mother in Maynooth.
they are beautiful!
sent pm... thanks!0
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