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*REHOMING thread* (Once off requests only)
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With the deepest regret I have to get rid of my dog.
She is of a hunting background used for pheasants and other game. She is a mix of a wire haired pointer and Hungarian vizsla. Over a year old.
My new landlord will not allow dogs and I have no choice in this matter.
We had to move from our last house as we had no landlord to look after our house and needs so this is why I am being forced to rehome her.
She is a beautiful dog who is very friendly maybe over friendly for some people. No aggression in her at all. Loves to be cuddled but she does take up most of the couch
Needs to be rehomed ASAP.0 -
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This is Mia. She is an affectionate seven year old shorthair tabby and she is under extreme stress.
She is mostly a house cat, occasionally pottering in our small back yard or on the roof of our extension but never straying even as far as the neighbour’s garden and certainly not venturing out the front. She is quite clever, picking up on patters of behaviour and associating specific times and/or places with rubs, treats, etc. She can be nervous of visitors, keeping her distance at first but if everyone sits down she will venture out to say hello and rub up against people’s legs.
She has been living with us since she was a kitten and never really got on with our other cat, but things were mostly OK until our son was born.
Mia was nervous of him from the start but when he got his feet under him she started exhibiting signs of extreme stress and began marking at the kitchen door. Obviously this is a problem for us, but stress is particularly bad for Mia because she has slight leak in a heart valve, which is being managed with a ¼ beta blocker per day.
She marks the kitchen door every day when she is with us, but when we are away and she is in kennels she does not mark and appears perfectly happy and relaxed. Our home has become a place of fear and stress for her and this is how she is reacting.
We have taken advice on this and it has been recommended that we find her a new home, one with no young children or potentially intimidating animals. Could that be your home? Do you know someone else who could give Mia a place she can feel safe and loved?
She has been spayed and all of her shots are up to date. She takes a ¼ of a beta blocker tablet a day for her heart condition. These cost €8 for a 4 month supply at the rate she uses them.
Mod edit: I deleted your first pic (very small) and your albums as it linked to personal photos, but I made a collage of the 3 main pics of her
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Hello
I have a male rescue kitten , approx 9 weeks old in need of a good home.
The kitten was abandoned in the countryside. All the rescue centres are full at present.
I have had the kitten neutered, treated and micro-chipped and he is fully litter tray trained already.
The kitten is adorable and playful.
A home check will be carried out by a local animal welfare charity and the vet cost will need to be covered.
Please PM for more info and pics etc.
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Hello,
We are seeking to rehome our Beagle girl, Beni. We are new parents to an 8 month old baby (the dog is great around her, very careful) but due to a sudden loss of income, we have found ourselves under huge strain and are forced to move in with my partners family for the forseeable future. There are already 2 dogs there so sadly, his mother cannot accomodate a 3rd.
We have exhausted all avenues so far, (Galway shelters are full to capacity, have advertised on donedeal but only timewasters calling and have also asked about with family, friends, local vet but no luck) and we really would like to secure a new home ourselves rather than put her in a shelter.
She's 3 years old, micropchipped, neutered and has her vaccinations for this year.
She's a very spirited and active girl, loves walks and ballplay and cuddles on the couch. She snoozes both indoors and outdoors and is very playful. She is so interested in other dogs, great around them but hasn't had much contact with cats so not sure how she would behave. She can be vocal at times, but it's usually to warn you of an unfamiliar person at the door. She loves a good sniff about the place, a roll in the grass so would need a secure garden to play in.
Is there anyone out there willing to give our girl a home?
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Hi,
I need to rehome my two dogs. They're both males. Jack Russell and a Collie Mix. They are both 11 years old. Great around cats and children. Neutered, vaccinated and wormed (I will provide proof). I won't go into detail on why they're being rehomed, unless you PM me with an interest in them. They're great dogs. Wonderful even. It breaks my heart to do this. No family or friends can take them and all shelters seem to be full so unfortunately I've resorted to posting here. Ideally, they'd need to be homed together and it would be great to get yearly updates on them. Feel free to PM me for pictures or any more information. Thank you. 0 -
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Hello everyone,
Due to my lazy arse self not neutering in time, my lady cat heisy has had a litter of five kittens! They were born On the 18th of June so are now 10 weeks old and definitely ready to go to their forever homes!
I am keeping two (:rolleyes:) so there are three to be rehomed
The black and white kittens are both female we think and the black kitten is male
we are based in meath near trim, the kittens have been raised around fully grown cats and a wee terrier mix.
Shoot me a pm if you are interested or know of anyone that is interested
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