Pet Adoption

No you cant but you can foster a dog.Fostering is like adopting except you borrow a dog so it knows what its like to live in a home.Plus fostering gives you a feel of how its like to actually own a dog.

Pookie's Rescue is located 2614 Battleground Ave in Greensboro, NC, and they are the closest rescue to High Point, NC. Pookie's Rescue is located 2614 Battleground Ave in Greensboro, NC, and they are the closest rescue to High Point, NC. v

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To buy a border collie pup in Jakarta, you'll need to find a breeder. The best way to do this is to ask a local veterinarian for a reference. You can also attend dog shows and herding events to locate other people with border collies, who may have pups to sell.

if by "they" you mean the people from the place you are adopting the dog, then it depends on where you adopt the dog. if you adopt through a rescue, they most likely will, but when you are adopting from a municipal, county, city etc. shelter, than chances are not likely - but then again, some do.

Well in Mass., I would say Petsmart. Petco has a bigger selection of fish but I noticed that almostevery fish I buy there dies very fast or has some type of disease. The tanks look a lot dirtier. But it all depends on the store and where you live. Whatever fish looks healthier.

The SPCA in Mangere (South Auckland) has heaps of puppies for adoption. You can also get them from smaller groups. Here is a link for all the animal re-homing groups in Auckland. (Many of which will have puppies - sometimes specific breeds. e.g. the bulldog club.)

http://www.animalliberationaotearoa.org.nz/images.php?oid=2695

It all depends on how much you spend, but for >$50 you get a plush animal, a certificate, a photo, and a gift bag. You can choose to not get anything and this will give more money to the animal. Also for some species there is a $250 option that can get you more than one plush animal.

well firstly you have to have less than three dogs at home when you go to adopt the dog. Click 'go out' and then click 'shopping', there are five selections in 'shopping' so click 'kennel' in the middle of the five selections. once you are in the kennel press 'buy' or 'adopt' or whatever. Do not press 'look'. Now you are in the part where you select whatever breed you want, select your colour and buy it, but make sure you have enough money! They cost about $600.00. Hope this helps, Katrina

Live there or drive there or take a plane there.

I would strongly encourage you to adopt from a shelter, such as the Humane Society, the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) or the AC&C (Animal Care & Control).

The AC&C is the only one of these three that does not offer free adoptions. Rather, they charge $25 for a dog over 5 years of age, $65 for a dog between the ages of 4 months and 5 years, and $100 for puppies under 4 months old. This is done to encourage you to adopt an older dog, as most people who are looking to adopt a dog or cat want a puppy or a kitten.

Although there is a cost to adopt from the AC&C, the animals there are all in imminent danger of being euthanized (killed). The AC&C is a kill shelter, not because they are cruel and uncaring, but because they simply cannot afford to continue housing all the unwanted puppies and kittens.

Furthermore, some other shelters that proudly advertise themselves as "no-kill shelters" actually send the dogs and cats that they can't find homes for to the AC&C, where, if they are not adopted, they will be killed.

In short, if you adopt from the AC&C, you WILL be saving a life, no question about it.

I would also strongly encourage you to at least visit the adult dog room, even if what you really want is a puppy. You may find an amazing, loving, gentle and unfailingly loyal adult dog that you just HAVE to adopt. When I went there to adopt my cats, I ended up adopting a 2-week-old kitten and an 8-year-old cat. I was planning to adopt an adult cat and a kitten, but I hadn't planned on adopting an 8-year-old cat, when cats typically live only 15 years or so. But this cat, whom I named Hudson, is the sweetest, friendliest, cuddliest cat I've ever met, and also one of the most intelligent. I realized that I simply could not leave him at the shelter. I had to take him.

What was especially sad, in Hudson's case, was that he had spent his entire life in a home, with a family. He was given away because the family had a new baby who was allergic to cats. So this poor cat was abruptly taken from his home and put into a little cage at a shelter, with almost no human contact and with no idea what he had done to deserve this.

And sadly, his is not an uncommon story. A great many of the pets at the AC&C are not lifelong strays, but were given away by owners who either could not, or did not want to, take care of them any longer.

The only AC&C adoption center in New York City is in Manhattan, at 326 East 110th Street, between 2nd and 1st Avenues, but it is an easy commute from the Bronx, as you just take the 6 train to 110th Street (at Lexington Avenue) and then walk east. The 4-5-6 is the main subway line that runs through the Bronx.

As for the ASPCA, you can visit their adoption center at 424 East 92nd Street in Manhattan, between 1st and York Avenues. Like the AC&C, this location is easily accessible from the Bronx: take the 4-5-6 to 86th Street (at Lexington Avenue) and then walk north and east. The ASPCA does not have an adoption center in the Bronx, but they are affiliated with many shelters in the Bronx. Enter your zip code on their ASPCA Adoptable Dogs in Your Local Shelter page.

The Humane Society also does not have an adoption center in the Bronx, but, as with the first two, they are near the 4-5-6 line. Their adoption center is at 306 East 59th Street, between 2nd and 1st Avenues. So you would just take the 4-5-6 to 59th Street (at Lexington) and walk east.

See the Related Links below for the AC&C, ASPCA and Humane Society websites.

I would start with an internet or phone book search - there are probably several horse rescue groups that may adopt out rescued horses. Other than that, start asking around stables and watching the local classified ads - sometimes there are horses listed as "free to good home" or for very little money (sometimes just a few hundred dollars).

no it is not good to adopt a dog with he being 6 years or older because dogs have like 14 years of life. so if you adopt a dog with that age he is gonna die and you are gonna be in love with the dog and you are not gonna be able to let go of him. so i recommend you not to get it. sorry if i put your hopes down.

no, you dont want that dog teachin that baby that ruff sh1t.

It all depends on how much the breeder/kennel charges for the dog. Some dogs are worth more than others, younger dogs are worth more than older dogs, and prettier/cuter dogs are worth more than the more average dogs.

it depends where you buy them

You could if you want its all up to you. But it will feel more secure with its mother, so its better for it to stay with its mother.

Hell naw stupid ho get a dog instead.

well there are probably many places to adopt a pet in vancouver. just google, "Animal Shelters in Vancouver" and probably a whole bunch of answers will come up...some websites even have the pictures of animals adoptable...hope this helps,

-me

Get HIM one for Father's day. ;) Don't even ask him if it's ok to get one. When Father's Day rolls around, get a dog a be like "Surprise, Dad!! We got you a dog!!" Lol! That way he can't say no! -GuineaBoo

Not as much as it cost to adopt a dog.It will depend on what type of kitten. There are some pretty expensive cats out there.An average kitten will cost about 15-30 dollars.

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