Dog needs a home?

Question

I still need a home for my pitbull chow mix puppy we are moving and I can't keep here anymore I didn't know we were moving when I got her she is 6 months old the shelters in my area are full and petfinder didn't work and I don't wont her put down just because of here breed or nobody wants her she has all her shots and is house trained

The apartment doesn't allow pets

she is free and will weigh over 100 pounds

Answer 1

you can also look on the internet for non profit rescue organizations. they will take your dog in.

Answer 2

Are you an adult in the home, responsible for choosing where you move? Then find a place that will accept dogs and keep her. If you don't, then you don't care ENOUGH and you should not get any more pets.
If you not, and it's your parents who are the deciders, shame on them.
An animal isn't like a couch that you discard because it is inconvenient when you have to move.
Craigslist, newspaper, a flyer with a cute photo at your vet, look for breed rescues....
Mind you they are probably sick of people who can't be bothered taking a dog when they move so don't expect any sympathy. It's one of the most common reasons for dumping a pet.
Poor dog.

Answer 3

Have you tried a breed rescue? The chow rescues I dealt with were always quick to get back to me. I had no luck at all with pitbull rescues. PBRC is a great resource for pitties. Most breed rescues will take mixes as long as they really look like they have that breed in them. Good Luck!

Answer 4

Why not try moving into a place that is dog friendly? I'd live in a tent before I'd give up my two dogs just because they didn't allow them in a certain apt. complex. There are other options which you can explore. Try a rescue that specializes in pitbulls or chows if you have to give her up.

Answer 5

Why do you need to give her up just because you are moving? Make sure you have exhausted all possibilities of taking her with you because dogs are not expendable.
If you really do have to give her up, find a rescue in the area.

Answer 6

you got this dog . she is not an acessory she is a living being and part of your family. be responsible. I am so sick of people like you thinking pets are a temporary amusement and disposable. just find another place to live or if you must and this I don't understand either but find her a good home. stop making excuses to make yourself feel better for your irresponsibility and get down to work.

Answer 7

Find a place that will let you keep her. Why would you move into an apartment that does not allow your precious pet, obviously she means nothing to you & your as bad as the people that are involved with animal torture. YOU are a SLACK S.O.B

Answer 8

put an ad in your local paper or on the internet but meet/interview the new owners before you give her away she is stil a puppy and will find a new home. even though you are moving why cant you bring her with you?

Answer 9

Some apt. wont take that kind of breed? Is she nice? Iknow my apt. dont take pit nor chow but my little sister might like a pet.

Answer 10

If you live in the Carolinas you can place an URGENT offer on the Carolina Pet Rescue group on Yahoo.

Answer 11

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