Can someone offer a kind home please

sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
19/02/2010 08:09

Due to me going back to the UK, I am looking for a kind home for my Pointer cross dog. He is 3 years old and originally from KAR, he was brought to them at 3 months old after being treated badly. He is a lively, loving dog and wants nothing more than a kind home.



Unfortunately I can't take him with me as I have to work in the UK and he isn't used to being on his own.



Can somebody please help!



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sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
19/02/2010 10:17

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sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
19/02/2010 20:10

Can someone help please!

sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
20/02/2010 13:09

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sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
22/02/2010 22:20

If I can find him a home I am prepared to cover his living costs, I just need to find a good home for this beautiful dog. Please help someone.

Lilli



Joined: 21/07/2008
Posts: 13081

Message Posted:
22/02/2010 22:22

good luck sas, there are so many now. with the poisionings etc i think more and more are recluctant to rehome. its all so very sad xxxx

Vidal


Joined: 14/05/2009
Posts: 867

Message Posted:
23/02/2010 00:59

You are dead right Lilli. I think a lot of folk are reluctant to re-home.

Should anyone take a dog and their circumstances were to change they would probably rely on the 44 community to help them re-home it, and seeing the hellfire and damnation bestowed apon any poor soul who asks for a new home for their much loved pooch is enough to put anyone off!!

I'd love to have a dog here and it would have a lovely home, but will I be here in 5, or even 10 years...who knows.

And according to so many poster on 44 if I cant promise that then I shouldnt have one!

Oleander


Joined: 03/05/2009
Posts: 302

Message Posted:
23/02/2010 01:23

Yet ANOTHER Brit returning and leaving their dog behind. I always ask them the question what are they going to do with their dog if they cannot find it a new home. No one ever answers that.

Vidal


Joined: 14/05/2009
Posts: 867

Message Posted:
23/02/2010 02:01

So why keep on asking? Where is it going to get you? And it certainly is not helpful!

rowan


Joined: 04/09/2008
Posts: 450

Message Posted:
23/02/2010 20:40

I think it may be helpful. If it makes people stop and ask that question before they take on another trusting animal, then it is worth asking.



I get so fed up with reading these posts on here.poor animals abandoned to their fate, it is just not fair or responsible.

scruff


Joined: 15/07/2008
Posts: 1070

Message Posted:
23/02/2010 21:04

On that basis, no one would ever take on an animal from KAR. Would you prefer that?

sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
23/02/2010 22:24

Thanks for your comments. When I came to Cyprus I had no intentions of leaving, unfortunately my circumstances have changed and I am just trying to find my beautiful dog a new home! If I could take him with me I would and it doesn't help matters when all you get is someone having a go for trying to do the right thing in a very difficult situation.



If someone could take him to a good home I would be truly grateful and as I said before I would support him cost wise.

sas193



Joined: 16/03/2007
Posts: 29

Message Posted:
24/02/2010 13:41

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ClaireCat44



Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 739

Message Posted:
24/02/2010 14:40

When I had to move up to istanbul from Antalya in 1996 I sent my dog and cat to England. It wouldn't have crossed my mind to leave them in Antalya. I couldn't take them to istanbul as I would be living in a flat. After quarrantine my cat was rehomed with a young family in my parents' village, and my parents took the dog. When I moved to Cyprus from istanbul I had two cats and I brought these with me. One sadly died a couple of years ago but the other is just about still going - he's 16. I now have 3 cats and if I ever had to leave the island, I would take them with me. I would probably have to beg or steal for the quarrantine money but where I go, they go.

ClaireCat44



Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 739

Message Posted:
24/02/2010 14:46

By the way, the dog was a rescued dog from Ankara when I was working there in 1993 and she is still going strong, currently living on the Isle of Wight!! She is also bi-lingual and my poor mother (who isn't) has to shout some commands in Turkish to get a response!