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How to adopt a puppy
How I did it: I just kept looking on www.petfinder.com. The website lists all local shelters and rescue centers, and you can search for exactly what you are looking for; type of pet, gender, age, size. I would just scroll through every couple days, and look at the available puppies. Then Ellie (my puppy) caught my eye. I called, she was still available, filled out the adoption application, and went to see her. Three days later, I picked her up from the vet from getting spayed, and she was all mine. It's been almost a year, and I love her more than when I first got her :)
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i want a maltese or even a yorkie or i just cant find one in my area which sucks
As soon as the Hubby & me find a place of our own I wanna go to the local pound and get me a puppy! Although it doesn’t have to be a puppy and I am not set on a certain breed either. Just looking for a loving dog that needs a home :)
Everyone in the US who wants a puppy should go by the pound. People are abandoning their animals right now because of the house foreclosure situation. The pounds are full and many of these darling animals are being killed because there just aren’t enough people adopting them.
Check the animal shelter first
to find one near you visit Pet Finder.
http://www.petfinder.com/
i wanna puppy sooooo badly. but i need it to be free. help!!! small or medium. not violent. and preferably a baby or young adult. thanks!
I’ve been thinking about adopting a puppy for a while, but I’m not sure when I’ll have a stable enough home to be a responsible pet-owner. In preparation, though, I’ve been eyeing labradoodles and shar peis. I also met a mid-sized chocolate-lab mix last night who was so cute that she has me re-considering pound puppies. Time will tell.
Frannie Girl is heading off with her hubby for a few hours of relaxation.
Well….it was more than a bit unexpected. We only intended to foster him overnight but my husband (who’s never owned a dog)fell in love with him and so did I so we decided to keep him.
He’s a 6 month old Miniature American Eskimo that we named Sarge. He was rescued (thanks to my brother in law and his friend) from an abusive home. Overall he’s doing really well and has very little long term issues from the previous owners….we’re just working on his etiquette. He’s been a blast for us though and he gets to go with us on all of our adventures too which he loves.
I’m sure his picture will pop up on occassion in other goals here and there too so keep an eye out for him. :)
I am looking to adopt a puppy. Preferably a wolf-dog, but i love all puppies.
my baby that im looking for is the baby puppy of my dreams that I can cuddle with and play with and sleep with plus go place with him or her and let him or her go were i go and show him or her off to my friends
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LeenaS asks,
“Hi, read someone say not to adopt/buy a pet from a 'puppy farm'. Would like to understand why, since I'm very keen on getting a little puppy, and the only place I can find one is one of those dog breeding places.”
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