We Love Dogs team has already been stepping up its activities in this area. In working with district councils and other rehoming organizations we intend to be proactive in the rehoming area. We will assist through social media advertising those who need to rehome their canine pets and in more desperate situations, we can find foster carers to take these dogs on, whilst we look for their forever homes.
We know that life rarely goes according to plan, and things don’t always work out, including owning a dog. If you are thinking you may need to give your dog up for adoption, then please contact us via our form.
We’re here to help you make the right decision for your dog.
Contact us via our contact form. We understand what a difficult call this could be. Our team will give you a call and listen without judgment and will help you make the right decision for your dog. We may be able to give advice on managing the issue that has led to you considering rehoming.
Whatever the situation, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us
A member of our team will call you to find out more about your dog, and what they may need in a new home. If we can’t take your dog for any reason, we’ll let you know at this stage and advise you on other options.
If we can take your dog, you’ll need to fill in our Handover form which we will send you by email. Once this is done, we’ll book an appointment for you you have a phone consult with our behaviourist, so we can better assess your dog for rehoming.
If we don’t have a space free immediately, then we’ll ask you to wait until we are available. We’ll do everything we can to help you and your dog as quickly as possible, but this could take a few weeks.
We arrange to collect your dog or ask you to bring your dog to us.
Once we have space available, we’ll arrange a time for you to bring your dog to us. You’ll need to sign some paperwork to officially transfer the dog to us, and we’ll take good care of them from there.
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