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Post by Southern Bassets on May 6, 2004 10:42:37 GMT -2
This is Sam.. I am desperately trying to find a new home for my Basset "Sam". He currently lives in the Jackson Mississippi Area Sam is a Wonderful Basset and extremely loving. He is about 3 1/2 years old and is not neutered. Sam is an outside dog and is very very hiper! He is registered, but papers cannot be located at this time. He wants to be spoiled, but unfortunately I cannot give him the attention he needs! I love him very much, but he deserves more than a 8- foot pin. I want Sam to go to a home maybe with other Bassets where he can be loved and appreciated. Any Advise...? Help? TUCKER1 msroof@netdoor.com
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MAXSMUM
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Post by MAXSMUM on May 6, 2004 20:54:29 GMT -2
::)oooh id love to help,but alas am in the wrong country.There is such a shortage of adoptable bassets in the u.k. Im so glad we got ours,couldnt imagine life without him.I hope you find sam a good home,he looks like a lovely boy.  |
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Post by Southern Bassets on May 10, 2004 15:52:33 GMT -2
Any news?
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Post by JoAnn on May 11, 2004 14:56:08 GMT -2
Lonnie I was hoping to hear some news as well. He is such a sweet looking little guy. Hoping to hear some good news soon.
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Post by Bassetpup on May 12, 2004 14:08:41 GMT -2
Me too! I was wondering how he was this morning and came on hoping to see he was in a forever home. I will keep my eyes peeled for the good news that will surely come soon! How could it not with that sweet face??
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Tucker1
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Post by Tucker1 on May 12, 2004 14:31:34 GMT -2
Hi, This is Sam's owner.... we are still looking for a good home. I was just explaining to someone today, that Sam is very hiper and needs a lot of attention. It is hard to find somone to take on that responsibility. He is doing Okay right now, but still hoping!!  |
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Post by JoAnn on May 13, 2004 1:52:24 GMT -2
Have you tried contacting the rescues? They will make sure he has a safe and loving home. Glad is is still safe and loved with you.
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Post by Southern Bassets on May 13, 2004 9:22:06 GMT -2
I agree with JoAnn.
Actually the Rescues would have much more luck placing Sam in a home that is suited to Sams needs.
Remember their the "Good Guys"
Keeping my fingers crossed for Sam!
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Tucker1
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Post by Tucker1 on May 13, 2004 11:20:46 GMT -2
The No-Kill Resque league here is currently full.(No suprise) (for all dogs) The other animal resque league is NOT a "no-kill" shelter and I wouldn't dream of taking Sam there. I'm in the middle of something right now, hopefully it will work out. It is just so hard right now, due to everything going on. I just placed one of my other animals with a new family. This is so depressing.....  . Thanks again to everyone! |
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Post by JoAnn on May 14, 2004 2:30:25 GMT -2
I hope you can find Sam a home on your own. This would make you feel more comfortable. Keep in mind the rescues I posted are NOT shelters. They are in fact rescues. They will do their best to find a home for Sam. If you can not keep him with you they would find a foster to care for him until they find his forever home. He would be well taken care of and your heart could be a t rest.
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Post by Bassetpup on May 14, 2004 11:16:29 GMT -2
Also, in contacting a rescue, you could continue to foster him and keep him with you but they have many more contacts and resources to find hounds good homes Most of them have websites and are contacted by potential adopters. They do their best to screen all applicants up to and including a check of the home. Even if he stays in your home, it will be just another way to get him out there and seen by families looking to adopt a basset! Good luck and keep us posted!
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