Sentences with phrase «rescue dog for any reason»

Not exact matches

Another friend on mine in NJ has been trying to adopt a second dog because she recently lost a pet, she contacted me and said that several rescues have turned her down for various reasons, including she works outside of the home too many hours during the day and that she didn't meet their home visit standards.

Two years ago Kim Skarritt founded the rescue and hospice program after encountering too many aging dogs who had been abandoned, for one reason or another, by their owners.

If there's a compelling reason for them each to have a dog, consider adopting one puppy now, and an adult dog from a shelter or rescue group.

Dog given to a shelter or rescue organization for whatever reason?

For one, Troy Burress, the author of the World - Herald comment, reasons that because he knows one rescue dog that bit people that most animals from shelters and rescues are going to be violent.

It would be amazing if all of those animals could find forever homes, but there are numerous reasons why a rescue dog may not be the best option for your family.

In the below list I'm not trying to discourage pet owners from adopting rescue dogs but rather attempt to discuss some of those potentially wrong reasons for adopting a dog, some of which may do more harm than good, and when rescue may not be for you (and our editor Samantha has further expanded on this topic in her podcast episode).

The reason I say that is because my mother rescued a little Yorkshire from a woman that raised him for 8 years and the day my mother brought him home he snapped at my two children and my husband and that dog came from a very loving home the lady had to give him up do to moving to a new place that was not aloud animals.

For whatever your reason - whether it be financial, a change in a family situation, relocating (where they don't allow pets), or a mismatch of personalities between you and the dog; Manitoba Pug Rescue is here to help with the decision you've made.

The primary reason for relinquishment of dogs to shelters and rescues is their behavior.

Dogs We Take... Lowcountry Lab Rescue rescues Labrador Retrievers from shelters throughout South Carolina that are in danger of being put to sleep for various reasons including something as simple as the dog is black in color.

Seeing as many cities have taken measures to ban the sale of mill dogs — and even helped get rescued dogs from shelters into pet shops instead — there is no reason for this industry to continue.

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

We are dedicated to rescuing, caring for, and rehabilitating dogs left homeless for any reason, such as pet overpopulation, pets given up by their owners because of difficult circumstances, and those who are victims of or in danger of abuse or neglect.

We do require all animals in the household to be neutered or spayed, unless there is a medical reason why your resident animals can not be sterilized, to make for more agreeable socialization with your pets and the rescued dog, and so we don't have anymore unwanted animals in the world.

Another reason we like to see people adopt adult dogs is that many puppies up for «adoption» or «rescue» are actually the product of backyard breeders who like to take advantage of people's desire to rescue rather than purchase their next pet.

Dogs end up in shelters and rescues for all sorts of reasons.

Almost all the dogs that are rescued by the organization are purebreds and have been released by commercial breeders for various reasons.

If your new housebroken puppy or rescued dog occasionally pees on the floor for no fathomable reason, then you might have a dog with submissive / excitement urination issues.

Dogs come into rescue for many reasons.

We are dedicated to rescuing dogs and cats left homeless for whatever reason — animals in public shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation, animals given up by their owners because of difficult circumstances, and those in danger of abuse or neglect.

For these same reasons, they are also frequently used as search - and - rescue dogs.

10 rewarding reasons for adopting an older dog It's a sad fact that when it comes to adoption, older dogs in shelters and rescues have a harder time finding a new forever home.

Yellow Dogs are dogs who need space - they are not necessarily aggressive dogs but more often are dogs who have issues of fear; pain from recent surgery; are a rescue or shelter dog who has not yet had sufficient training or mastered obedience; are in training for work or service; are in service; or other reasons specific to the Dogs are dogs who need space - they are not necessarily aggressive dogs but more often are dogs who have issues of fear; pain from recent surgery; are a rescue or shelter dog who has not yet had sufficient training or mastered obedience; are in training for work or service; are in service; or other reasons specific to the dogs who need space - they are not necessarily aggressive dogs but more often are dogs who have issues of fear; pain from recent surgery; are a rescue or shelter dog who has not yet had sufficient training or mastered obedience; are in training for work or service; are in service; or other reasons specific to the dogs but more often are dogs who have issues of fear; pain from recent surgery; are a rescue or shelter dog who has not yet had sufficient training or mastered obedience; are in training for work or service; are in service; or other reasons specific to the dogs who have issues of fear; pain from recent surgery; are a rescue or shelter dog who has not yet had sufficient training or mastered obedience; are in training for work or service; are in service; or other reasons specific to the dog.

We take pride in holding to our standards of never refusing a dog for medical reasons; therefore we need all the help we can get for the health of our rescued dogs.

Any reputable shelter or rescue will have you sign an adoption contract and one of the terms will be that, if you ever have to re-home the dog for any reason, you should contact them and they will accept the dog back.

I believe that I have a lifetime commitment to any dog I have bred or obtained; be it a beloved companion and pet, a show, obedience, or service dog or a dog that I have rescued or accepted back for whatever reason.

These dogs are made available to rescue groups for any number of reasons (e.g., needing medical attention, needing behavioral attention, not enough interest from the public, elderly, etc.).

For Lorie Jenkins, volunteer at Muddy Paws Second Chance Rescue, her rescue dogs are more than just her furry companions, they're her reason to keep Rescue, her rescue dogs are more than just her furry companions, they're her reason to keep rescue dogs are more than just her furry companions, they're her reason to keep going.

If, for any reason, the Foster Care Volunteer (s) can not keep the rescued dog, he / she will return the dog to the Long Island Bulldog Rescue member who placed the dog with him / her.

The only reason that there is a need for a rescue organization like ours is because there are already too many unwanted dogs in the world.

Founded in January of 2017, we are dedicated to rescuing dogs left homeless for whatever reason — dogs in public shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation, dogs given up by their owners for whatever reason, and those in danger of abuse or neglect.

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.

For this reason, we have to do a thorough and complete evaluation of every dog that's taken into our rescue.

A: For a variety of reasons, Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, Inc. does not transport dogs or cats at this time.

About the trainer: Since teaming up with Green Dog Rescue Project, Debi DeShon of Mussel Dogs has trained several dogs for the Rescued for a Reason ProgDogs has trained several dogs for the Rescued for a Reason Progdogs for the Rescued for a Reason Program.

Provides assistance to dogs: (a) currently in or will be placed in rescue situations; (b) dogs currently at shelters with whom LLL has a current Memorandum of Understanding; (c) dogs who are with families, but for valid reasons, the family can not provide the required help for the dog's condition.

Sadly, many of the cats and dogs that City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties takes are just days — and sometimes hours — away from being euthanized for no reason other than lack of spdogs that City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties takes are just days — and sometimes hours — away from being euthanized for no reason other than lack of spDogs Rescue & City Kitties takes are just days — and sometimes hours — away from being euthanized for no reason other than lack of space.

For this reason, it is commonly seen in dogs that have recently been adopted from shelters or rescues, especially in the retired Greyhounds.

Name: Angel Declined for: No reason given (ACC notes were positive) Rescued by: Grateful Dogs Adopted by: Ann

We want to ensure that every dog in our rescue goes to a well - matched home and for that reason, we offer a full refund of adoption fees if the dog is not a good match.

Most shelters and rescues have older dogs that have been routinely overlooked, often for superficial reasons.

If they are reputable rescue, you would have signed a contract at the time you adopted your dog, stipulating that the dog must be returned to them if you decide to no longer keep him or her for any reason.

According to Pet Rescue Report, Toots was first adopted in Hawaii six years ago, but for some reason, her family decided to recently surrender the dog... so that they could go on vacation for several weeks.

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.

If I can get just one person to take a second look, admit that the possibility exists, and not purchase a dog for those reasons, I can take pride in possibly helping to save another dog before Rescue has to become involved.

Mandates via contract that if at any time and for any reason adopter is unable to keep the dog, the adopter must first contact the rescue group for assistance.

Shadow is full of energy and loves to play, with a renewed lease on life after Labradors and Friends Dog Rescue in San Diego, California, rescued her from a Los Angeles animal shelter after her family had given her up for unknown reasons.

Southland Collie Rescue (SCR) reserves the right to refuse to adopt an SCR dog to any person for any reason.

This is probably the most serious of all dog behavioral issues, and the most common reason for dogs being sent to rescue shelters or needlessly euthanized.