Pet free to good home

Meet Long Socks, our hilariously weird, geriatric cat, whom we got for free.

Biscuit wasnt a special dog. Biscuit hadnt been the victim of abuse. She had all of her limbs and eyes and, although she wasnt keen on other dogs, she wasnt particularly behaviorally challenged. Biscuits problem was that she had been at the shelter, plain, large, ordinary, adult, brown dog that she was, for almost a year. All efforts at promoting her on television and special events got her no leads until Biscuits plight became the focus of the Animal Welfare Associations AWA bi-weekly enewsletter with studio quality photos, followed up with an email link to a short video featured on our Web site. Her adoption fee was reduced and she was made available for sleepovers.

Pet free to good home

All they want to do is find a nice family that is willing to give the pet a loving, responsible home. The tragedy occurs when the animal is mistakenly put into a situation where it is neglected, abandoned, abused, or even sold for lab experimentation. Sadly, this sort of thing happens thousands of times each day across America. Giving any pet away is misguided. A free pet is a disposable pet! Paying a fee for a pet shows good faith on the part of the new owner and demonstrates their willingness to properly care for the animal. A responsible person who would properly take care of an animal will understand this and will not be opposed to paying a reasonable fee for a healthy pet, especially if some or all of these health items have already been taken care of. Still not convinced? And how will they ever afford vet bills when the pet gets sick? They are usually very persuasive and friendly. Some may even bring their kids along to make you think they are a loving family! The most important thing you can do to discourage this kind of person is to charge an adoption fee! This makes it much more difficult for them to realize a profit so they will usually not bother contacting you. Visit us on Facebook.

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Most people have good intentions when they advertise a cat or dog as "Free To Good Home". They care what happens to the animal and are not interested in making money. All they want to do is find a nice family that is willing to give the pet a loving, responsible home. The tragedy occurs when the animal is mistakenly put into a situation where it is neglected, abandoned, abused, or even sold for lab experimentation. Sadly, this sort of thing happens thousands of times each day across America. Giving any pet away is misguided.

Biscuit wasnt a special dog. Biscuit hadnt been the victim of abuse. She had all of her limbs and eyes and, although she wasnt keen on other dogs, she wasnt particularly behaviorally challenged. Biscuits problem was that she had been at the shelter, plain, large, ordinary, adult, brown dog that she was, for almost a year. All efforts at promoting her on television and special events got her no leads until Biscuits plight became the focus of the Animal Welfare Associations AWA bi-weekly enewsletter with studio quality photos, followed up with an email link to a short video featured on our Web site. Her adoption fee was reduced and she was made available for sleepovers. While many AWA email newsletters are filled with stories of desperate cases and their happy endings, we emphasized that Biscuits case was the most pressing at the shelter with plain, honest language and an attached flyer that our supporters could print out and distribute to help Biscuit get adopted.

Pet free to good home

Meet Long Socks, our hilariously weird, geriatric cat, whom we got for free. And the only things being sacrificed in our home are catnip-stuffed animals, which he beheads. For animals like Long Socks, reduced or waived adoption fees can mean the difference between living and dying. The tactic is not just a lifesaving tool for pets who are less adoptable due to age, health or behavior issues. It can yield an array of other surprising benefits as well.

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She is so happy to have a forever home and I am so happy to have her in my life every day. Where do these animals come from? Used to "live train" fighting dogs. In dogfighting, dogs are trained to be vicious and trained to attack other animals, so-called "bait" animals. But are those reservations a reflection of reality? This makes it much more difficult for them to realize a profit so they will usually not bother contacting you. Sick and amoral people cannot always be spotted on looks alone. The pet will not be cared for properly and is often allowed to roam the streets. All efforts at promoting her on television and special events got her no leads until Biscuits plight became the focus of the Animal Welfare Associations AWA bi-weekly enewsletter with studio quality photos, followed up with an email link to a short video featured on our Web site. This will usually stop dishonest people in their tracks. People looking for animals to abuse usually won't pay a fee.

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Check newspapers regularly and let people know what could happen to their pet and tell them how to prevent this avoidable situation. And he sticks his paw in our water glasses and stirs while staring at us like a bored bartender. While it's strongly recommended that you affix an adoption fee, you can always waive the fee if you find someone you truly trust. The truth is, there is no such thing as a "free" pet anyway. People tend not to value what they don't pay for. Understand audiences through statistics or combinations of data from different sources. At Treehugger, we are advocates of animal welfare, including our pets and other domestic animals. Very few of those pets are sterilized, which increases the chances of them reproducing and creating even more homeless animals. The most important thing you can do to discourage this kind of person is to charge an adoption fee! For example, at a Florida shelter, an elderly woman and her clean-cut young son came to adopt a small animal.