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Re: So - what Bagists own rescued pets
Posted by **pycb** on Apr 29, 2013 at 2:10:30 PM:
In Reply to: Re: So - what Bagists own rescued pets posted by **murray** on Apr 29, 2013 at 2:04:50 PM:
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******Our family dog died a little over two years ago after spending 17 years with us. Loved that animal.
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******This past weekend on a whim, as I was driving past, I stopped at a place called Little Shelter & nearly came home with a 6 year old Cocker Spaniel. Didn't know how he & Tripod (my daughter's 3 legged cat) would get along.
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******Took a lot to walk away from that dog.
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******Any of you own rescued pets & how did it work out for you?
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*****Was it this little fella?....Oreo.....bet it was you who adopted him.....
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*****I like the looks of Dino
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*****I've got a shelter cat....was my nieces initially, but he was a bit too rambunctious for her other rescue cat.....Maximus Nautinus.....cause he's naughty to the max....but I love him dearly and he's doing great guns.....
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*****Do hope it was you who got Oreo, says he'll be ok with cats....
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****yeah - it was
****Oreo - but I didn't take him. Wasn't so much leery of how he would react with Tripod - as much as I was worried about Tripod would react to him....
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***Dorito looks so much like out oldest that it's downright scary...
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***I see that someone is taking him home... *
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**was also interested in Buddah - beautiful dog - purebred Akita - very friendly but a little too big
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great thing about this shelter.......
They neuter all dogs & cats & they are micro chipped so that they can be tracked & recovered if they stray - no charge. Prices are VERY reasonable as well.
$150 for pups under 1 year
$125 for dogs over one year old without regard to their breed - purebred & mixed dogs the same price
basically a donation
A few months ago I had seen an ad for Cockers & they were asking north of $650 for them.
There is no charge for cats - they have around 200 of them in residence. Not a cat person myself.
As someone else said - there are perfectly fine animals at the shelters. Makes sense to me to go there first.Followup Messages:
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