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Post by lilanddot on Aug 6, 2011 12:14:48 GMT
Amanda i would have done exactely the same ! A puppy in rescue,is frightened to death,doesn't see people all the time,probably left for hours till it's fed again,people who work in the centres just don't have the time to spend with the babies,i know they do a fantastic job but it's not the same as being in a loving family home like yours
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Post by brodysmom on Aug 6, 2011 14:12:39 GMT
Amanda, I think you did exactly the right thing! Sounds like the puppy was in a bad place and you took it away from that and are giving it a wonderful home, even if it turns out temporarily! And you gave the owners information on getting the mom spayed. That is very responsible and the right thing to do! If you keep her - great! If you end up finding her another home, that's awesome too, and she has been loved and cared for in the meantime.
Many of the rescues/foster homes (at least in this country) are totally overcrowded and having a baby puppy sit in a crate for hours or be one of many, many dogs doesn't seem like an optimal situation!
Amanda, I think that puppy is in the best possible situation and bless you for taking her in!!!
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Post by rebhhh on Aug 6, 2011 15:07:43 GMT
good luck ! xxx i would of done the same, perhaps you may find a caring home for her soon, at least she is in safe hands now x x x
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Post by rosiesmum on Aug 6, 2011 15:25:06 GMT
I wish somone would knock at my door with a cute little Chihuahua cross puppy, all I ever get are broken pigeons(covered in lice), cats in a box left on doorstep or at this time of the year baby seagulls  I guess I can dream  |
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Post by amanda on Aug 6, 2011 16:32:46 GMT
yes barbara
it is nice for something to arrive at you door,
without it having to fixed, mened or just loved.
been there, done that
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