Sentences with phrase «rescue dogs in her household»

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As rescue pets become more and more common family members in today's households, it's wonderful to know that there are rescues and shelters out there advocating for, rescuing, and adopting out dogs with all kinds of disabilities.

Don't let friends and family (that are not in the household) come over for several days after bringing your rescue dog home.

«If you are interested in bringing a dog into a cat household or vice versa and adopt them from a shelter or a rescue, make sure they are cat - or dog - friendly before you bring them home,» advises Dr. Lee.

For the Love of Labs Lab Rescue is in no way liable or responsible for any damage, accident or injury resulting from the placement of a dog in my household.

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.

One of our breed rescue members entire household of dogs and cats are in serious condition, and now she has over $ 5000 in vet bills.

As a little girl, Gia began to rescue any animal in need she would come across without discrimination, from rabbits and birds to cats and dogs, and it was a regular occurrence in her household for Gia to bring new animals home that needed care.

We reserve the right to refuse to adopt to anyone who we feel isn't a good match for a dog, in particular or in general, as not every household is suitable for a rescued dog, especially our larger herding and working breeds.

Even though not every household can take in a dog, a good portion of U.S. families still choose to purchase a pooch instead of adopting one from a local rescue or shelter.

If you are new to dogs, or have young children in the household, your best option is the rescue organizations.

(February 15) Behavior vs. Behavior Problem (February 22) Training: Confrontational vs. Constructive (March1) Safety: Pet and Kids (March 8) The Importance of Early Exposure and Socialization (March 15) Obesity in Pets (March 22) Homeless Pets and Shelter News (March 29) Wildlife Rescue (April 5) Equine Behavior and Rescue (April 12) Working with T - Touch (April 19) Mail Bag Cases (April 26) People who are Afraid of Animals (May 3) Companion Bird Rehabilitation (May 10) Wolf Dogs (May 17) Equine Behavior and Welfare (May 24) Feline Behavior and Multi-Species Households (May 31)

Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and place homeless basset hounds in loving, safe homes, thereby improving the lives of both the dog and the adoptive household.