Help!! Ideas for rehoming a puppy

FurryFriends

Really? I think that is rubbish. I work with many Rotti Rescues who neuter ALL of their dogs and they will disagree. I don't need to do research. I have seen it with my own eyes. You will find that cancer is common in Rotti's in general and testicular cancer is high up on the list, hence why my rescue colleagues eliminate the problem. I am assuming you run a rescue and do not neuter as you are so informed which is not a great rescue tbh?

Anyway, as stated this is not the place. I still have not heard from xoxo.

Emma

PrincessPlaty

Thank you Emma.

I have just spoken to xoxo and she has been in touch with another rescue that has promised to get back to her by the end of the day regarding the dog. If they don't then she will be in touch with you asap.

shegirl

PrincessPlaty wrote: »

Thank you Emma.

I have just spoken to xoxo and she has been in touch with another rescue that has promised to get back to her by the end of the day regarding the dog. If they don't then she will be in touch with you asap.

Did you tell her a foster home has been found by emma which is a million times better than just trying to put her in a recue per se?This poor doggy has a home it can go to,I know which I'd prefer to do out of waiting for a rescue call back and getting in touch with emma who has a foster home waiting..

Hope it's sorted soon.I feel quite sad for this poor dog

elliesmemory1

I do hope that the op gets in touch with you Emma, Everyone has tried to help as she seemed so desparate for help yesterday and by the sound of it the poor pup needs help asap. A prolapse must be very painfull for the poor thing and as you have a foster home ready and waiting I can only hope that she contacts you.
Thank you for your help anyway, Im glad there are people like you who are prepare to take on dgs in need.

xoxo_2

Sorry for the late reply. Childs first day at school so i've been extremely busy.

PrincessPlaty called me to let me know about the offer, but this morning I contacted a rescue whos link i'd found through this thread. They will do the op and have found a permanent home for her after the recovery period.

Thank you so much for everyones help, especially Emma and hardupandfedup! Emma you sound like an angel and I can't thank you enough for your kind offer.

shegirl

xoxo wrote: »

Sorry for the late reply. Childs first day at school so i've been extremely busy.

PrincessPlaty called me to let me know about the offer, but this morning I contacted a rescue whos link i'd found through this thread. They will do the op and have found a permanent home for her after the recovery period.

Thank you so much for everyones help, especially Emma and hardupandfedup! Emma you sound like an angel and I can't thank you enough for your kind offer.

They'll do the op AND have found her a permanent home already?I guess that's with a member of staff?!

Hope she is happy there.Which rescue is it?

foreign_correspondent

xoxo wrote: »

Sorry for the late reply. Childs first day at school so i've been extremely busy.

PrincessPlaty called me to let me know about the offer, but this morning I contacted a rescue whos link i'd found through this thread. They will do the op and have found a permanent home for her after the recovery period.

Thank you so much for everyones help, especially Emma and hardupandfedup! Emma you sound like an angel and I can't thank you enough for your kind offer.

How have they found her a permanent home if they haven't even seen her or assessed her yet?

I hope it's all okay and above board, and that they find that she is suitable for the home they have in mind - but if there's even the slimmest chance that this girl might end up in kennels for a prolonged period of time I would strongly advise taking up the offer of a foster home arranged by Emma.

walwin

xoxo wrote: »

Sorry for the late reply. Childs first day at school so i've been extremely busy.

PrincessPlaty called me to let me know about the offer, but this morning I contacted a rescue whos link i'd found through this thread. They will do the op and have found a permanent home for her after the recovery period.

Thank you so much for everyones help, especially Emma and hardupandfedup! Emma you sound like an angel and I can't thank you enough for your kind offer.

I do so hope I'm wrong but something isn't ringing true to me about this

pelirocco

LittleTinker wrote: »

Train her then and then she wont be boisterous.

Lets face it....it is a case of you cant be bothered and now want rid. :mad:

Seeing as you are so caring , why dont you take the dog on?

shegirl

foreign_correspondent wrote: »

How have they found her a permanent home if they haven't even seen her or assessed her yet?

I hope it's all okay and above board, and that they find that she is suitable for the home they have in mind - but if there's even the slimmest chance that this girl might end up in kennels for a prolonged period of time I would strongly advise taking up the offer of a foster home arranged by Emma.

Agreed,that's what I was wondering!!!

xoxo please let us know which rescue it is,if they'll do the op and have found a permanent home already then they are pretty amazing and deserve to be mentioned