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Dogs Re-homing

ringo22 · 2012-12-17 15:48:16

Hey lads, I am trying to re-home my two dogs, I have a female staffordshire bull terrier (1.5 years old), and a male jack russell (9 months). I have to re-home them due to unforeseen personal circumstances ASAP. Have tried ringing virtually every dog rescue in Ireland but haven't had any luck. Any suggestions? Thanks

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17-12-2012 4:48pm

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ringo22

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Hey lads,

I am trying to re-home my two dogs, I have a female staffordshire bull terrier (1.5 years old), and a male jack russell (9 months). I have to re-home them due to unforeseen personal circumstances ASAP. Have tried ringing virtually every dog rescue in Ireland but haven't had any luck.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

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#2 17-12-2012 5:02pm
Mc Love

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Did you try Limerick Animal Welfare?

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#3 17-12-2012 5:05pm
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No I didnt try them yet, but every single animal place is completely jammed and full and they said the whole country is like it

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#4 17-12-2012 5:08pm
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You will be very lucky to find someone to take them in at this time of the year. Try East Galway Animal Rescue, they take in bull breeds.

Whatever you do, do not bring the Staffie to the pound. She will not come back out, especially the Limerick pound.

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#5 17-12-2012 5:19pm
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ringo22 wrote: »

No I didnt try them yet, but every single animal place is completely jammed and full and they said the whole country is like it

063 91110 or 087 6371044 - they should be able to help or try and find a home!

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#6 17-12-2012 9:37pm
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You could try The Dogs Trust, but you'd need to Google that. Hope you find a home for them soon.

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#7 17-12-2012 11:07pm
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From what i hear LAW are full to the brim as well and this is before they get all the unwanted xmas kittens and puppies in a couple of weeks time .

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#8 17-12-2012 11:40pm
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https://www.facebook.com/adogslife.ie?fref=ts

You could try this lot too

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#9 18-12-2012 8:54am
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Maybe try putting up notices in the vets clinics around, they usually allow this but might be probs with it being Xmas

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#10 18-12-2012 10:38am
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put them up on donedeal charge about 60e for each one but give them free to a good home, if you put them up free then less reputable types may want them.

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#11 18-12-2012 12:30pm
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I'd say posting a few photos of the dogs here might help too.

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#12 18-12-2012 8:19pm
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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=240

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