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*REHOMING thread* (Once off requests only)
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I don't have a pic as she is in the vets but she is very similar to the kittens is have posted in the agency thread. I'll try find and send it to you. Gimme 2 mins.
EDIT: If you look at the agency rehoming page, the last page has a post from Starpants with a tabby kitten. She looks like that afaik. If I had more time I could get a pic of her, but I'm really down to the last hope for her. If you think your friend would be interested, please let me know asap as I'm already worried it might be too late for the little girl.
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Really sorry for the long post, but I have to make this appeal. This is Megan, an 11 / 12 month old Bernese Mountain Dog / Husky cross, and we are in the terrible and heartbreaking position of having to give her up.
We rescued Megan about 4 months ago, as we were looking for a companion to our year old GSD and it was impossible not to instantly fall in love with her.
She's an absolutely adorable dog - extremely fond of her cuddles and attention. Every morning she's be waiting at the bottom of stairs for us to come down, and would fling herself onto her back with her four legs sticking up waiting for a morning belly rub. She'd follow you constantly from room to room whatever you were doing, her head practically glued to the side of your leg for a pet. And she loved nothing more than to clamber on top of you when you sat on the couch and lay down to fall into a deep sleep.
I remember as well doing some "sit, stay, come" training with her. She's such a lazy bear that getting her to sit and stay was easy - when I tried to get her to get back off her bottom to come to me, instead she stayed sitting and dragged herself along the floor with her two front paws.
Unfortunately, her relationship with our GSD was not good, and it was very clearly a bad match. This is now the reason we have to give her up. We've tried desperately to work with them both over the past few months but to no avail. There have been a number of serious fights and the tension in the house had become terrible. A fight on Saturday night was the breaking point and we've made the incredibly difficult decision that finding another home for Megan will be in the best interests of both dogs.
I really don't want to put people off Megan with the above paragraph, so I just want to stress again that she is an amazing, gorgeous, bundle of love who just really didn't get on with our other dog. Out and about on the beach or park she loves playing with other dogs, and practically rolls over with every human she meets.
The rescue we were returning her to has found it difficult on short notice to find a foster home for her, and have also said it's very difficult at the moment to find any homes for any of their dogs, so I have had to arrange with them to put her in a boarding kennels temporarily. I brought her to the kennels yesterday and am urgently appealing for someone to consider adopting her or even fostering her. She is such a cuddly princess (very used to a soft couch!!) that the thought of her spending any lenght of time in a kennels is heartbreaking. There have been more than a few tears shed by both my wife and I since Saturday night, and even writing this is incredibly difficult.
Megan would be an absolute wonder pet in a home where she was the only dog, or possibly with a male of a different age, though we think as an only dog where she could be spoiled rotten would be best. She is extremely affectionate and ideally someone should be with her for a good percentage of the day. She is microchipped, vacinated and spayed. We are based in Arklow, Co. Wicklow but Megan is now currently in a kennel near Navan, Co. Meath.
If anyone is interested in Megan, please PM me and I will give you the contact details of the rescue she is with. We are not just giving her away - she's already been brought back to the rescue so you would need to go through the normal adoption / vetting / home check procedure with them.
Thank you very much.0 -
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My housemate rescued a cat that seems to have been abandoned. We've tried to find owners but without luck and we can't keep taking care of her ourselves so we'd like to find a good home for her.
She's about 7 months old, white/grey/ginger, she has been well looked after by us and has been to the vet for a check-up.
If anyone would like to offer her a good home, or on the off-chance that anyone might know who is missing this cat in the Rochestown area of Cork, please get in touch via PM!0 -
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animalcrazy wrote: »Hi everyone,
I have 3 rabbits looking for new homes, they were the result of an accidental litter. There is one female and two males. Obviously, I want them to go to the best homes possible, they are mixed breeds and breeders need not apply. Males are hitting maturity now and arguing so I think everybun should go to separate homes. They are about 5 months old. Quite friendly.I'd prefer if only over 18s apply. Rabbits do not make good kids pets because they are not cuddly and awkard for small children to handle. Little kids get bored of them quickly, so if you have young children in your home, please only apply if you are going to be the main caretaker for the rabbit.
Unlike popular belief, rabbits are expensive pets to care for, they need large accomadation and if you are going to keep them inside, they need to be spayed/neuteured or else they get very smelly (spraying). They should not be kept in a hutch in the bottom of your garden. If you want one of my rabbits I need to know that if they are kept outside they get a huge hutch and run and still lot's of attention and cuddles. Same if they are inside.
Check out my site for more care information
www.irishrabbitcare.webs.com
All the rabbits are brown like the brown female in this picture
Just thought I would update and let people know there is one male left. I adore this little guy and would love to keep him myself, but I would prefer him to go to a home where he will get lot's of attention. I would really prefer if he went to an indoor home, to someone who is willing to neuteur him and possibly get him a lady friend. No males because he is a little wimp :P
He'll be ready the first week after January.0 -
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Hi,
Unfortunately we are no longer able to give our dogs the attention and exercise that they need - my husband and I are now both working full-time - and so the dogs are left for too long during the day.
The dogs, (males - brothers - approx 6months old) are both house trained (a few little accidents with being left while we're at work which is understandable) they are loving, but defintely need more time on training and obidience. The are both IKC registered and have papers.
One of the dalmations is deaf but he is able to respond to hand signals. Both of them have very high energy and will require someone with lots and lots of time on their hands and a secure big garden! Lots of walks and runs (they both enjoy the treadmill aswell).
We are based in Co.Cork - and because we really need these two guys to go to good homes (either seperately or together), anyone that is interested will need to be homechecked. This is non-neogotiable as we are not going to let them go to bad homes. If you can't agree to this then please do not contact us.
I am willing to answer any questions you might have - contact me via PM - and I hope someone out there can give these pups great happy homes.
Heya all, these gorgeous boys are still looking for new homes (now coming up to 8months old).
It breaks our hearts but the longer that both my husband and I are working full-time the more unsettled these two are becoming - which is completely understandable due to our extremely long working hours (+ commuting time!) and not fair for them
If anyone can offer them (seperately or together) 'forever homes' please contact me via PM (as I don't often check threads).
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