Sentences with phrase «one went to a good home»

I know these recipes go to a good home... your kitchen and capable hands.

Luckily, we've had family and friends visit so much for the last 4 weeks that all the cherry tomatoes are going to good homes and bellies.

I'm glad the apples went to a good home after I used what we needed for Christmas dinner dessert.

Still, the bones have gone to a good home...

The letter's signatories told New Scientist that they hope the apes can stay at GAT away from Savage - Rumbaugh, or else go to good homes at zoos or sanctuaries.

If your parents know that a cherished item is going to a good home or to help a cause they believe in, then it doesn't feel like they are «throwing away» their stuff.

It's much easier to part with something when you know it's going to a good home.

It's hard to let go of beautiful things, but it helps to know they're going to good homes.

If any of your readers are in the mood to rock that fab 70s pantsuit they can contact me for a 50 % discount - she needs to go to a good home, STAT!

So nice that it went to a good home.

I put aside all the items that fit the description above and vowed that if I don't wear them by summer, off they go to a better home.

Its kind of falling apart, but its so warm, so comfortable, so unique because it was made in the 1930's — however, I do still wonder if I'm supporting the fur trade, or just loving a preloved piece which has gone to a good home.

We're moving and it needs to go to a good home.

Good breeders care about their puppies and want to make sure they go to good homes.

You can occasionally find an owner that just wants to make sure the gecko is going to a good home and will give you a great deal.

All potential adopters will be screened to ensure the pets are going to good homes.

A good breeder is always be on hand to offer support and keen to ensure that all of their litter goes to the best homes possible.

How do they know the dog is going to a good home if they haven't been there and seen for themselves.

Genuine breeders love their dogs and are critical when it comes to ensuring all of their babies go to a good home with capable human parents.

The crew at Great Babies works with the dogs for at least six months to help them recover and get them ready to go to good homes.

A good breeder knows that if they get satisfying answers to their questions, the dog will go to a good home.

Most rescue centres for animals will perform a home - check prior to rehoming so you can be assured your canine companion is going to a good home.

«A reputable breeder wants to make sure the dogs are going to good home,» she says.

The breeder will ask you almost as many questions about you as you will about them as they want their puppies to go to good homes with people who appreciate the special delights of a dachshund dog.

We want our puppies to go to good homes, so we do ask a lot of questions, to make sure they are the puppy that you are looking for.

This behaviour self - reinforces over time and when the puppy goes to a good home, the nasty habit often goes with them.

All potential adopters will be screened to ensure the animals go to good homes.

Breeders will want to make sure their puppies are going to good homes, with people who know what to expect and have made all the necessary preparations.

Although he comes from a top show line, the breeder said, «It's more important to me that my puppies go to good homes than that they win ribbons.»

However, when you know that the animal you have fostered is going to a good home, and you see the joy on people's faces when they meet their new GSD, you're reminded of why you became involved with rescue in the first place... to give something back to the animals.

And if you are frustrated and the dog is costing too much money than the dog should go to a good home.

The responsible breeder will take great pains to see that every puppy in a litter goes to a good home.

Many caring owners want to see that their animal goes to a good home.

It's tough not to be able to explain to the dog that they are going to a good home, and that it is all for the best.

A good breeder will also like to meet you to make sure their puppy is going to a good home.

We care about our puppies and want to make sure that the puppy is going to the best home and that the owners will receive a puppy that is best suited for them.

If not, are you willing to keep them until they do get to go to good homes?

Barbie, who serves as the adoption coordinator for L.A.B Rescue and Adoption Network, suggests that a much better idea is to surrender your pet to a rescue that carefully interviews potential adopters and works to ensure that your pet truly goes to a good home.

It may have taken awhile, but Gabe here is finally ready to go to a good home with a loving forever family.

250 to make sure they go to a good home??

If the animal goes to a good home (i.e. one where it will be cared for, valued, and loved) what difference does it make whether or not the new owners got the animal for free?

Most of them are soon ready to go to good homes with loving families, making way for new arrivals.

I think the way Best Friends runs their programs and checks to make sure the animals will be going to a good home who know what is involved with having a pet, makes sure the animals will live long happy lives with their forever families.

The breeder, however, wanted to make sure the puppy was going to a good home and asked several questions about the prospective owner.

Some people feel that these questions are invading their personal lives, but it is our responsibility as breeders to make sure our puppies go to the best homes that we can find.

Responsible breeders would never sell to someone they haven't met because they want to screen potential buyers to ensure the puppies are going to good homes.

We rescue dogs from all over the southeast and have anadoption process in place to ensure that all that are adoptable go to good homes as quickly as they are ready for placement.

Because we want to ensure that all of the animals in our care go to good homes, we ask to meet with each prospective adoptive candidate.

I'm hurting so bad, but if I know they are going to a good home and if I can come visit them I would love that.

People that would care for him, and make sure he went to a good home.