where can i get rid of my dog for others to adopt in LONDON??

Question

I had a puppy and my landlord doesnt let me to keep it?i dont want to throw it out at street.i am wondering is there any place that like (SPCA) ? for letting others to adopt??
thank you

Answer 1

Why did you get a puppy without checking if it was OK first, IDIOT.

Obviously you do not care for pets that much anyway, all the people i know with pets would not say WHERE CAN I GET RID OF !!!

Think before you act this time.

Answer 2

Definately DONT throw it out on the street, that would be cruel, I don't even like to think about it.

Go to the Battersea Dogs Home and explain your situation, you may have to sign some forms, but at least it's the safest way to say goodbye to your dog, and from there, it will get a good home, they never let them go to a bad home =)

Although, WHY did you get your dog without CHECKING with your Landlord???

Your poor dog now has to go through the trauma of being rehomed, which always is not a nice experience for dogs ='(

Poor thing, you insensitive being >=(

Sorry, but really...

Answer 3

you are this puppy's world and when you took him, you became all he has. Now, you rightly have a responsibility to find a decent, kind place that will treat him well and not put him down.

Try Basttersea - their number is 020 76279234 or 0206223626
or
National Canine Defence League - 0207 837 006
if they can't take him, they will know other places you can try. Don't give up and find a place fast as it will break his heart if you dump him somewhere on his own, he will die.Advertise in the local paper and local radio.
Put an advert on here, with a description?

Answer 4

RSPCA, if it is an emergency: 0870 55 55 999

Or look up your local RSPCA centre.

Battersea dogs home: t: 020 7622 3626

You should not have got a dog in the first place, you should have checked your contract, most rented accommodation will state no pets unless specifically adapted for your individual purpose. If you threw it out on the street it could get run over/ bite someone/ maul a child/ die.
Do the responsible thing and contact one of these organisations.

Answer 5

Battersea dogs home. Then slap yourself upside the lughole for not checking your lease before getting a pet. That poor pup is about to be shoved from pillar to post all because you bought on a whim.

Answer 6

Either Battersea Dog and Cats Home or The Dog's Trust. The Dogs trust is in Harefield...If it's difficult for you to get there, I'm sure they would come to you. They have a small fleet of vans.

Answer 7

can't you try and find her a home yourself and meet the people etc. I'd want to know where mine went and also if you got to know them a bit they might even send you a progress report and photo occasionally.
Try dogpages on the net, or local vets pin board.
It would save another poor soul gooing into rescue, some dont do well in a kennel enviroment.

Could even try offering the landlord another say £500 deposit for the dog, so if she does any damage its paid for. a dog deposit, an idea!

Answer 8

rspca or the dogs trust they will re home the puppy into a good home and there battersea dogs home not sure of phone numbers but they have websites i think sad to hear that you cant keep the puppy but hopefully the puppy will find a good loving home

Answer 9

You should have asked b4 you got the puppy if you could keep pets. Battersea dogs home in London

Answer 10

Battersea Dogs Home.
You should have checked before getting your dog,the poor little thing wont know what is going on being shoved from pillar to post.