Top-Star-Welpen

15/09/2022

Dog for free Adoption
4 years old cane corso
Current location is in Macedonia and can be shipped in a crate
Please like & share and help NOELLE find a new home

31/08/2022

Please pray for Animals in shelters across Ukraine, we will be partnering with shelters in war torn Dnipro to Adopt Abandoned pets looking for new homes.

31/08/2022

We are working on our Project to give you and your pet a healthy and better life, Our services include Dog Training, Doggie day camp & Pet grooming. Items in store such as dog collars and chew toys, carry bags and comfort elevated feeding bowls and lots more are available. Stay Tuned! We encourage you our followers to like and support this project to make our pets feel good and happy

30/08/2022

Our website is coming!

29/08/2022

SALES.SALES.SALES.
If your little pooch often takes off in flight with you, this sleek carrier is one way to simplify the ride. It’s made with breathable mesh walls, shoulder straps that convert into a leash, outside straps that slide onto a suitcase handle and an inside that folds out into a comfy canopy bed. It's designed for dogs weighing up to 16 lbs.
120€

27/08/2022

Reasons We Love Dogs · 1. Loyalty · 2. Friendship · 3. Therapy · 4. Health · 5. Unconditional Love · 6. Protection

27/08/2022

Rescue dogs for Adoption, good for families with kids and for old people, All types of dogs are available for adoption. Contact us on our WhatsApp, dogs are treated, chipped and ready for adoption with papers

27/08/2022

We are a company providing lifetime homes and care to 500+ senior dogs, based in zwickauer. Dusseldorf

24/08/2022

Adopting my first dog.

I still remember my excitement and joy when I took that furry bundle of joy home with me. Seven dogs (and 10 cats!) later, I still think that opening my heart to rescues is the best decision I ever made.

Libby Timmons

22/08/2022

Questions for All Adopters:

Do you have any other pets and how will they react to a new pet?Is your current residence suited to the pet you’re considering?How will your social life or work obligations affect your ability to care for a pet?Do you have a plan for your new pet during vacations and/or work travel?How do the people you live with feel about having a pet in the house?Are you (or your spouse, partner or roommate) intolerant of hair, dirt and other realities of sharing your home with a pet, such as allergies?Do you or any of your household/family members have health issues that may be affected by a pet?What breed, or species, of animal is the best fit with your current lifestyle? (You can find information on specific breeds in our dog breed directory and cat breed directory.)Is there tension in the home? Pets quickly pick up on stress in the home, and it can exacerbate their health and behavior problems.Is there an adult in the family who has agreed to be ultimately responsible for the pet’s care?

Other Considerations:

What do you expect your pet to contribute to your life? For example, do you want a running and hiking buddy, or is your idea of exercise watching it on TV?If you are thinking of adopting a young animal, do you have the time and patience to work with the pet through its adolescence, taking house-breaking, chewing and energy-level into account?Have you considered your lifestyle carefully and determined whether a younger or older animal would be a better match for you?Can you train and handle a pet with behavior issues or are you looking for an easy-going friend?Do you need a pet who will be reliable with children or one you can take with you when you travel?Do you want a pet who follows you all around the house or would you prefer a less clingy, more independent character?

Size Considerations (for Dogs):

What size dog can your home accommodate?Will you have enough room if your dog grows to be bigger than expected?What size pet would suit the other people who live in or visit your home regularly?Do you have another pet to consider when choosing the size of your next pet?How big a pet can you travel comfortably with?Pet Costs:More likely than not, the adopting agency will charge a fee to help defray the cost of taking in unwanted or lost animals. The adoption fee you pay will be a tiny fraction of the money you will spend over the life of your pet.You may need to pay for your adopted pet to be spayed or neutered before bringing him or her home.Some expenses are mandatory for all pets, including:FoodRoutine veterinary careLicensing according to local regulationsCollars, leashes and identification tagsKitty litter and boxBasic grooming equipment and supplies.



Other expenditures may not be required but are highly recommended:Permanent identification, such as a microchip or tattooTraining classesAdditional grooming supplies or professional grooming (depending on your new pet’s needs)A spare collar or leashA bed and toysA crate or carrier



Unexpected costs: Accidents and illness can result in costly emergency veterinary care. Recovery tools for finding a missing pet can include posters and rewards.A pet with special physical or behavioral challenges may require specialized professional support to overcome any obstacles these issues present.For more on typical pet care costs visit Annual Dog Care Costs and Annual Cat Care Costs.

Time Considerations:

Pets need to be fed two to three times

22/08/2022

20/08/2022

Haustierprodukte und Zubehör erhältlich. suchen Sie nicht weiter als hier

20/08/2022

Hallo, ich mag warme Umarmungen ❤🥰🐕🐶

19/08/2022

18/08/2022

unsere neuen Welpen, vollständig geimpft, gechipt und bereit zur Adoption