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Finding a rescue

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petitdonkey · 23/11/2016 21:56

I know this has been done to death but please can people tell me a good way to find a rescue? My nearest is Canterbury Dogs Trust but all of their current dogs are large or unsuitable for dogs or young children.

We have a much loved labrador x and would like to adopt a small dog to be his pal! I have three children but the youngest is 7 so I think well able to be sensitive to the needs of a dog if it was nervous.

I have emailed Wild at Heart foundation - is it a good thing to adopt a rescue from another country or should I be looking in the UK.

I have learnt a lot since getting my dog 5 years ago, mainly from advice here. I feel that we have room in our hearts for another dog and feel strongly that it should be a rescue but I want to make good choices - for the dog and for my family.

Am thinking JRT type size but am not too led by breed. I would love a staff but feel they are just a bit too big - I already have one walking carpet!!

Any advice would be gratefully received - I know this won't be a quick process.

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slinkysaluki · 09/12/2016 07:04

Another great place is Frandham Kennels in Dover who gave lots lovely dogs, including pedigree dogs for rejoining, again local pound dogs or strays.

slinkysaluki · 09/12/2016 07:04

Rehoming !

MoodyBox · 09/12/2016 10:58

This boy is in London, but if you're willing to travel may be suitable?

alldogsmatter.co.uk/dogs/chris-2/

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