How can I rehome my dog quickly?

How can I rehome my dog quickly?

Rehoming A Dog

1. Contact your breeder. Call the breeder or person you originally got your pet from.
2. Contact breed rescue groups.
3. Re-home the dog yourself.
4. Desex you pet.
5. Internet.
6. Lastly.
7. Never.

Why you should never rehome a dog?

More seriously, you might have a truly aggressive and dangerous dog in your home. Rehoming a dog with a history of significant aggression is a liability and shouldn’t be taken lightly. It’s hazardous for rescue and shelter workers, volunteers, and fosters – let alone the potential next owner.

Will my dog forget me after a week?

In my experience, the short answer: YES! Your dog will definitely remember you. As I mentioned earlier after raising a puppy for 12-18 months, puppy raisers have to return their puppies to school for formal training. Puppy raisers may not see their puppies again for 6-12 months, sometimes even longer.

Is there a dog rescue in South East Kent?

Rescue, Rehome, Educate. Providing a safe haven for rescue dogs and finding their fur-ever homes. We are a small dog rescue and rehoming organisation in South East Kent, run solely by volunteers and relying entirely on donations and fund raising to support our cause.

Are there any dogs up for rehoming in Kent?

Our two lovely dogs Lola and Lycan are up for rehoming as my 5 month old daughter is allergic to dogs!! Lola is 6 and Lycan is 3, both wonderful dogs! Ideally I would love them both to go to the same…

Where to rehome a dog in Sevenoaks Kent?

Visit our Animal Sanctuary in Sevenoaks today and find the perfect dog for you. Tel 01732 883 468 HOME SHOP BOARDING CATTERY SANCTUARY

How long has the Dogs Trust been in Kent?

She also organises the annual Fun Day and helps with the social media coverage for the rehoming centre too! Dogs Trust has been in Kent since 1999 when we took over the site in the small village of Chestfield outside Canterbury.