Sentences with phrase «foster dog for any reason»

My foster dog for some reason will not even move toward a down, but will sit, here, wait, crate, heel, stop, back.

Not exact matches

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There are sometimes «foster failures» — cats or dogs whom they just couldn't bear to part with, for one reason or another.

For that reason we strongly encourage you to attend an upcoming Meet & Greet so you can meet more of our dogs and become more acquainted with our foster families.

We do adopt nationwide (and to Canada) as long as adopters are willing to come and pick up their adopted dogs in person (we do not ship any of our dogs) * and * if, for any reason at all, they can not keep one of our grads, they * must * be willing and able to return their adopted dog to his / her original foster home, despite distance and any costs that would be required to do so.

Dogs will be returned if the foster dog is not an appropriate match for any reason.

Often times, the only reason we are able to rescue a dog is because we have available foster homes for them to go to.

Many times during the year our animal shelter will get in a dog that needs a little extra care for one reason or another, and that's when we need foster homes.

Most foster homes provide food for their own foster dogs unless a special prescription diet is needed for medical reasons in which case the rescue would cover that cost.

Cats or dogs are placed into foster care for one of several reasons, including:

However, we find that some dogs require a stay in a foster home for medical reasons or because a particular dog needs a quieter environment for a period of time.

foster makes 5 why in the world would you even support this statement working in rescue (unless you rescue all puppies that would make sense), this statement is the # 1 reason why people don't adopt, especially don't adopt adult dogs and absolutely for sure don't adopt adult «pit bulls» or «pit bull type» dogs.

For safety reasons, your foster dog must never be walked off leash, unless it is within the confines of a secure fenced yard.

I understand my foster dog might need to be isolated away from other animals for health or safety reasons.

If for whatever reason the dog you choose doesn't fit into your lifestyle, we will simply place the dog into a new foster family.

if you need AZBR to arrange for an alternate foster home for your foster dog - for vacation or any other reason.

What would you consider to be valid reasons for returning a foster dog to Cleo's Karma Rescue?

The foster families who open their doors to foster Malinois rescue dogs may determine, for whatever reason, that the dog needs to be euthanized.

If an impounded Malinois is in such a shelter which does not require neutering of adopted animals, does not screen adopters, is known to sell dogs to dealers or research laboratories, or, for any other reason, does not seem like a reputable organization, the dog needs to be removed at once and evaluated for placement in a foster home.

To learn more about fostering opportunities, send us a message for Dogs or Cats or please leave a voicemail at 701-232-5681 and leave your contact information and reason for calling.

A behavioral foster study in Fairfax County, Virginia, did just that over a two - year period by placing 52 medium and large dogs at risk of euthanasia for behavioral reasons in foster homes.

Sanctuary dogs are foster dogs that unfortunately have been deemed unadoptable for various reasons.

The majority of the dogs we foster are pulled from high - kill shelters and we are asked to take them because they are deemed «unadoptable» for a variety of reasons - illness, injury, because they are scared, and unfortunately, because of their breed.

Taylor, whether or not Christine is a truly responsible breeder, the fact remains that the dogs and cats in shelters do not come from responsible breeders — people who do the exact same thing with the dogs you foster and adopt out: screen applicants for the pups, have contracts requiring the pup be spayed / neutered if it is not already when it leaves for its new home, require that the dog be returned to them if at any point, for any reason, the buyer / adopter can not keep it.

However, with adult dogs, «what you see is what you get» - especially dogs with proven experience, such as those in foster homes; those surrendered for the many reasons that have nothing to do with behavior issues.

Fostering dogs involves caring on a temporary basis for puppies and dogs who for whatever reason can not be housed with their owners, shelters or breed rescue organizations.

This Hand It On recipient is a woman who has fostered and found homes for more than 40 dogs that might otherwise have been put to sleep if for no other reason than there simply wasn't enough room at the shelter.

If you are a lover of dogs or cats, consider fostering if for some reason, you can't adopt.

If, for any reason, you and the foster are not compatible, NYCSR will make every effort to move the dog into a more suitable home as quickly as possible.

Please remember that the amount of dogs we have in our program directly depends on how many fosters we have available, and sometimes our fosters are caring for dogs who are not ready to be adopted due to medical reasons.

However, regarding the pure bred Border Collie, Australian Shepherd, and Cattle Dog, it seems apparent to us that the pure breed organizations in Northern California are unable, for whatever reasons, to respond to the call for rescue, and it falls upon us to pull these animals from the shelters and incorporate them into our rescue, foster, and placement effort.

Long stay animals (shelter stay that exceeds 3 months for dogs and 6 months for cats) benefit from fostering for a few reasons.

Some dogs are not comfortable traveling and for this reason we will limit the distance from the foster home we will adopt out to.

Remember, too, that if the adoption doesn't work out for some reason, YOU will have the responsibility of getting the dog back to the foster home.

All of her current furry friends were failed fosters for one reason or another and there is always a new foster dog (and cats) moving their way through her home to find permanent homes of their own.

Homeward Pet's foster care families provide temporary, in - home care to needy animals for a variety of reasons, including puppies needing extra socialization, young kittens needing to grow big enough for adoption, a dog recovering from surgery or a cat recovering from an illness.

Fosters provide a temporary home to dogs and cats for a variety of reasons.

For this reason, we have a corporate policy to not publish any list or photos of dogs currently in foster care or ready for adoptiFor this reason, we have a corporate policy to not publish any list or photos of dogs currently in foster care or ready for adoptifor adoption.

If an owner comes forward to claim a dog during the foster period, ECSCA - RP should investigate what attempts were being made to find the dog and the reason for any delays.