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need to rehome my dog help needed
kellyf_2
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Hi
unfortunatly due to my expanding family and dh change of work shifts i am having to sadly rehome my lovely staffie and i was wondering if anyone knew how i could go about doing this?
i would like her to go to a family that will take good care of her and love her as much as we do.
so if anyone can offer any advice or know of anyone who would offer her a loving home please let me know
many thanks
unfortunatly due to my expanding family and dh change of work shifts i am having to sadly rehome my lovely staffie and i was wondering if anyone knew how i could go about doing this?
i would like her to go to a family that will take good care of her and love her as much as we do.
so if anyone can offer any advice or know of anyone who would offer her a loving home please let me know
many thanks
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I'd hand her over to DogsTrust if you can't find a loving home for her yourself. They will look after her until they find her a new home.0
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Phone around your local rescues to see if they have space for her. Do not just give her to anyone if you rehome her yourself. If you do rehome her yourself then make sure you do a homecheck first and ask them questions so that you know if they are right for your dog or not. Goodluck.0
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it might help saying where you are as then people could recommend a rescue place, and possibly one that could do home checks for you an dthen place the dog straight from you toits new home xnow proud mum to 3 handsome boys :j latest one born 10/10/11:j0
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This site was posted on here just recently, not sure if they can help or not.
http://freetogoodhome.invisionplus.net/?mforum=freetogoodhome&act=ST&f=2&t=191
Sally0 -
If she is a staffy I would recommend contacting the Staffy rescue - breed rescues are often a better bet especially with animals that need some breed knowledge. Do make sure she's been done first though...DFW Nerd #025DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's!
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it might me worth contacting staff rescue (I don't have the details sorry) but I know of someone who was in the same situation and they contacted staff resuce as they will ensure the dog is re-homed to a suitable home.0
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Hiya, thanks sally, Yes freetogoodhome may poss be able to help. we are a group of volunteers who help place dogs in new homes (if neutered) or in rescue placements if not. We arrange homechecks and vet references to ensure best poss home for your babe.
Pm me here or at the site (locallass) at freetogoodhome.invisionplus.net
and we can speak some more,
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