i have put a lab up for a good home because im leaving the contry and all the rescue centers are full?

Question

she is a lovly dog and ive had many offer for her but im very picky i would put her in a rescue centre but there full can anyone help please as i leave on monday

Answer 1

have you tried the breed rescue

Answer 2

I live in Weymouth & my partner runs a pub here that is dog friendly and the owners had 2 dogs, we are moving just accross the road to the pub shortly, we are looking for a dog and we both love labs, I have bred German Shepherds for many years and only recently gave up, mainly due to the breeding dogs have departed this earth after a full and active life. Your lab would have a very good home with us and be very much loved, but of course this all depends on how close you are to Weymouth. Just as an after thought If you have not had her spayed I WILL NOT be breeding from her.

Answer 3

Yeah, you are soooo picky that you left it right until the last minute before thinking about getting her a good home.You should have started looking to rehome her 3 months ago or more.So, do tell, if nobody wants her, what will happen to her on Monday? The 'moving abroad' excuse just won't wash I'm afraid as you can take her with you wherever you go. I know, I have travelled the world with my pets. The last was coming home to England from Canada. I brought my parrots back with me. I would no more consider dumping them because I was moving than I would have considered getting rid of my son.
It would be more helpful if you actually told us a bit more about her, where you are etc.

Answer 4

ALL the rescue centres are full? Or just the ones I gave details of in previous post?

I gave you a list of rescues in South Yorkshire but they were all-breed rescues. I've looked again at breed-specific rescues and there's quite a lot below. The rescue will be picky as to who gets the dog, so she will get a good home if you go down that route.

There's a couple of them in Lancashire, and another in Humberside, so not too far for you, and there's another in Sheffield you might want to try.

Look on www.dogpages.org.uk - That's where I'm getting the info from, but I'm editing it heavily to make it as specific for you as possible. I'd have thought what I'd given you already would have sorted the problem out, but there's plenty more rescues in neighbouring counties (In my previous post, I had also edited out all the North, West and East Yorks entries from the "Yorkshire" section - so they could be worth a try).

Here's the Labrador rescues:

Labrador Lifeline Trust
Anne Carter (Admin), Blandford Forum, Dorset. Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone], Email: [e-mail]
www.labrador-lifeline.co.uk

Labrador Rescue
Mrs A Latchford, Shenfield, Essex. Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail].

Labrador Rescue Kent
Mrs M Hinks, Cranbrook Kent. Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Mrs C Malkinson, Chatham, Kent Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
www.labrescuekent.freeuk.com

Labrador Rescue North West
Mrs G Fryer, Blackburn, Lancs. Tel: [phone].
Email: [e-mail]
www.helpalabrador.co.uk

Labrador Rescue - Scotland
Miss V. Salmon, Cupar, Fife. Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Labrador Rescue South East and Central
Mindy Randell (Co-ordinator) Hants, Surrey, Sussex Bucks, Berks,
Middx & S.London Tel: [phone]
June & David Cooper (Co-ordinators) E. London, East Anglia, Essex,
Lincolnshire & Kent Tel: [phone]
Alison Floyd (Co-ordinator) Herts, N. London, Beds, Essex &
Cambridgeshire Tel: [phone]
Sue Ellett (Co-ordinator) Bucks, Milton Keynes, Northamptonshire
Tel: [phone]
Christine Bayliss (Co-ordinator) Leics, Derbyshire, Rutland &
Midlands. Tel: [phone]
Fiona Miller (Co-ordinator) Part Oxon, Bucks, Berks Tel: [phone]

Labrador Retriever Rescue Southern England
Jean & Peter Henman (Co-ordinators) Sussex Tel: [phone]
Sue Birmingham (Co-ordinator) Surrey Tel: [phone]
Tracy Lister (Co-ordinator) Kent Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Labrador Rescue Trust
Mrs Belinda Filmer (Regional Co-ordinator), Cheltenham. Tel: [phone]
Mrs Sheila Pratt (Area Co-ordinator), Somerset. Tel: [phone]
Mrs Sheridan Stern (Area Co-ordinator), Cornwall. Tel: [phone]
Miss Linda Edwards (Area Co-ordinator), Devon. Tel: [phone]
Mr and Mrs Bryan and Gloria Jones (Area Co-ordinator), Dorset. Tel: [phone]
Mrs Christine Warman (Area Co-ordinator), Wiltshire. Tel: [phone]
www.labrador-rescue.com Email: [e-mail]

Labrador Welfare
Mrs K Davis (Chairman), Goole, North Humberside. Tel: [phone]
Miss J Roberts (Secretary), Sheffield, S Yorks. Tel: [phone]

Midland Counties Labrador Retriever Club Rescue
Mr H Cook, Nottingham, Notts. Tel: [phone]

North West Labrador Retriever Club Rescue
Mrs P Balshaw (Co-ordinator), Blackpool, Lancs. Tel: [phone]
Mrs M Wilkinson, Chorley, Lancs. Tel: [phone]

Answer 5

I cant understand dog owners that treat their animals like you do! Your SHOCKING! You leave on monday? What the F are u gonna do leave her on the street?

YOU SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO KEEP ANOTHER ANIMAL AGAIN!

F SHOCKING!
Call up the people who have taken their time to come and see her and offer her to the best one. I dont know, how you can even say you love her, would u move abroad and leave ur baby behind? NO DONT THINK SO....

Answer 6

how would you feel if your owner/parent left you behind or got rid of you! ? you can take her with you, it only needs you to go to the vets, get a pet passport and jabs. it will break her heart when you leave her. my dogs came from a woman who said she was leaving counrt AND SHE NEVER DID she wanted to get rid of them they pined for WEEKS no lie. consider taking her WITH YOU SERIOSLY. !!!!

Answer 7

Why have you left it so late to rehome it? You will never find a home so quickly for her.

Answer 8

do what is right for the dog!! some shelters will destroy the animal, if they can't place her with a family !!

Answer 9

get her a passport take her with u she will pine for u ior trake her to rspca

Answer 10

awww, i'll have her!! i love labradors. I live right next to the beach too so she/he would love it down there!!!