Sentences with phrase «became dog rescuers»

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An effort that animal rescuers began more than a decade ago to buy dogs for $ 5 or $ 10 apiece from commercial breeders has become a nationwide shadow market that today sees some rescuers, fueled by internet fundraising, paying breeders $ 5,000 or more for a dog.

If you are an independent rescuer or a good Samaritan who has taken in a stray dog, you must have completed your county's due diligence requirements to become the legal owner before we can help.

The Catahoula Rescue Network is a network of individuals who have in some way shown interest and / or effort in rescue on behalf of individual dogs of this interesting breed who have become homeless.We're attempting to connect up individual rescuers, and concerned individuals, so that in sharing information and ideas, homeless dogs will benefit.»

Of course, any dog can be trained and tormented to become aggressive but it is worth noting that even terribly abused and neglected Staffies have tenderly licked the hand of their rescuers trusting them completely.

Dogs with skittish temperaments that become lost are difficult to recover, primarily because they run from rescuers and often from their own guardians.

Unfortunately, since pit bull owners are continually told that their pit bull is naturally dog - aggressive (by other well - meaning pit bull owners, rescuers, and other misinformed individuals), this can become a self - fulfilling prophecy.

Medical and other expenses for these dogs can become high; CorgiAid gathers donations from those who want to help, and, within our funding guidelines, and gets funds to those rescuers who apply for help.