Kane gets a bath

Doesn't it make you sick, poor dogs lives are a complete lottery as to who gets hold of them,
I really hope someone takes him into their home so he sees his last days out in comfort,
don't suppose you could squeeze in one more ?
 
That site is very harrowing actually, the pictures of piles of dead dogs that have been pts cos no-one wants them is sickening. An obvious reason why indescriminate breeding should be banned.
 
Hmm the language can be a tad emotive at times, not all pound workers are evil barstewards (the Dog Wardens I know are fantastic) and as for the throwing kibble onto the kennel floor and not in a bowl, I know several people who that to prevent bloat, and one of them has been keeping dogs for over 40 years and they live in better conditions than most people I know! Their complex is bigger than our house!

Anyhoo, I digress....
 
Besides doubting all other aspects of his last owners dog owning skills, I must credit him with one thing, he did plan to let a veterinarian euthanize Kane, instead of just dumping him out in nowhere or "forget to feed him completely" in some shed on a backyard somewhere.
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I must ask, is that some type of hairdryer being used in the last photo? Outdoors?

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I was reading through their News and Events when I, amongst old news on the second page, saw a title from 2008 that actually made me a bit annoyed!

"Litter of puppies at Dogsfriends urgently need homes" :eek:

If responsible breeders shouldn't urgently need homes for their puppies, without should be able to provide a good home with appropriate care for their puppies, regardless of how long or short time it takes to find suitable homes to them, so should responsible rescues!

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When Cayla's rescue recently was taken over by a litter of Spaniel puppies, she may have called them both this, that and the other, but she never said they urgently needed homes!


By the way, the litter was a GSD cross, hence the German Shepherd Dog Rescue tried helping Dogsfriends with finding homes for the puppies but, when it was posted 2008, they were only 7 weeks old.
Regardless if I believe it's okay for puppies to leave the breeder/rescue when they're over 6 weeks or if I believe they shouldn't leave until they're 8 weeks old, unless the rescue center/foster home e.g. has burnt down or something, should they really need to be rehomed urgently at that young age?

Maybe it's just a case of wording themselves really badly, but that doesn't change the fact that, that is what the title says.

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