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Recently I posted a post about a little dog I had found. The story had a lovely happy ending thanks to the folks on here. So here we go again!! My daughter has found a beautiful red boxer dog. She was so thin and my daughter eventually found someone who had been trying to look after her as she had rescued her from a lady who had left the dog in a flat for about 5 weeks with very little to eat or drink - hence the weight loss. My daughter has been trying to look after her for a week or so but cannot carry on doing so as she is at work fulltime. So I was wondering if anyone could give her a home or knows a good home she could go to? The vet says she is between 2-5 years old and apart from her weight - about 8kgs under - is in good shape. Her name is Molly and she is lovely - great around kids and other dogs. Appears to be a pedigree but does not have any papers to verify this. The local boxer rescue will not take her and the dog warden will take her 25 miles away and charge to rehome her ( not a problem but we can't bear the thought of her being stuck in a kennel with no mum and dad )There is no way we can keep her although we would love to it isn't possible - we are both out working too. So - I know its a shot in the dark but can anyone help? Thanks - Marie
Hi.
This idea is fraught with danger,but. If all else fails,put her in the Ad-Mag, i know,people breeding with her etc,but if you can really vet them,if they are local do a home visit,you may strike lucky.
We applied to rescue from a rescue site,"Useless article",( unfortunatly we were accepted after...),as time passed,no one came for the home inspection,so we rang Portsmouth,(An easy day run from Derby and back for a Gearjammer ),to be told that they could not get a home visitor to vet us. Jennifer wanted U-Art.,so armed with photos of two previous B/collies,showing them out on hikes at all points of the compass,reclining at home and in the van in the lap of luxury,off we go.
When i saw her,i wanted her at ANY cost,the advert said,"Kinder man needed",i had "Kind" in Spades! The photos were looked at,( So was i in my overalls ) But when the £134,changed hands,we had won.
So do try the Ad-Mag,but as a last resort.
Ted.
PS. Could you run a double advert along these lines.
Boxer AND! B/Collie..... For rehoming? Don't tell Jennifer
Thanks for that - but what is Ad-mag? I would like her to be re-homed locally but if that is not possible I would still like to make sure she is safe and with someone who would give her all the love I am sure she would return a 1000 fold. - Marie.
Hi Georgiemac.
The "Ad-Mag" i am on about is a local paper advertising allsorts,its local to our/your area maybe?
Ours is a weekly one,it costs about60p-£1? and lists all sorts of services (Bubbles Spa ) for businesses,services,wanteds and for sale,all those i have read have Pets sections. This means that most readers will live local to you or in your catchment area so a home visit may be easy.
In my haste to reply,i have not seen your nearest town shown,however if it is on your avtar,i will try and check if there is a publication in your area. OR!!!!? Some other kind poster,closer to you with local knowlrdge may step in and help. Fingers crossed for another happy ending...YES!!!!
Sassies Dad.
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Recently I posted a post about a little dog I had found. The story had a lovely happy ending thanks to the folks on here. So here we go again!! My daughter has found a beautiful red boxer dog. She was so thin and my daughter eventually found someone who had been trying to look after her as she had rescued her from a lady who had left the dog in a flat for about 5 weeks with very little to eat or drink - hence the weight loss. My daughter has been trying to look after her for a week or so but cannot carry on doing so as she is at work fulltime. So I was wondering if anyone could give her a home or knows a good home she could go to? The vet says she is between 2-5 years old and apart from her weight - about 8kgs under - is in good shape. Her name is Molly and she is lovely - great around kids and other dogs. Appears to be a pedigree but does not have any papers to verify this. The local boxer rescue will not take her and the dog warden will take her 25 miles away and charge to rehome her ( not a problem but we can't bear the thought of her being stuck in a kennel with no mum and dad )There is no way we can keep her although we would love to it isn't possible - we are both out working too. So - I know its a shot in the dark but can anyone help? Thanks - Marie
),to be told that they could not get a home visitor to vet us. Jennifer wanted U-Art.,so armed with photos of two previous B/collies,showing them out on hikes at all points of the compass,reclining at home and in the van in the lap of luxury,off we go.
) But when the £134,changed hands,we had won.
) for businesses,services,wanteds and for sale,all those i have read have Pets sections. This means that most readers will live local to you or in your catchment area so a home visit may be easy.
Thanks again - my daughter is trying her best to rehome her so I will keep you up-to-date - Marie
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