A dog kennel is a place where you can take your dog when you go on vacation or something. A dog shelter is where they house homeless dogs or dogs that were taken from their owners.
Yes.
Yes, there is usually an adoption fee associated with getting a puppy from the pound. This fee helps cover the cost of caring for the animals in the shelter, including food, shelter, medical care, and other expenses.
The dog gets shelter, food and exercise from the human. The human gets companionship, exercise and 'warm fuzzies' from the dog.
The difference is simply the spelling of the word. The correct spelling for a canine is "Dog".
It matters what dog pound you have.
in a dog pound or in a community shelter
Yes.
the pound or animal shelter
the dog would live in a kennel. That is his shelter, If you would want to adopt a dog you would go to the pound
In a local pet store such as petsmart. In a pound. A kennel. A dog shelter
take it to the pound or animal shelter
Yes, if you are unable to care for your dog, you can take it to a local animal shelter or pound where they may be able to find a new home for it.
They go to the pound or the cat/dog shelter or the RSPCA.
Your best bet would be to contact the animal shelter, and see if they have records on the dog. Some animal shelters Microchip their animals, which would be another way of identifying the dog, and the shelter it came from.
Dogs stay in the pound according to the company, they can stay for 2 weeks, 2 months, but it is super rare for them to like there for a year. If you see a harmless dog, you can take him/her from the pound and into a no-kill shelter. In conclusion the answer is: It depends on the pound.
take care of it or bring it to a dog pound or animal shelter.
Yes, there is usually an adoption fee associated with getting a puppy from the pound. This fee helps cover the cost of caring for the animals in the shelter, including food, shelter, medical care, and other expenses.