Find Cockapoo dogs and puppies for adoption by owner. Rehome a Cockapoo Safely
No Cockapoo owner wants to have to rehome a dog or puppy. Unfortunately, life doesn’t always cooperate with the best laid plans for pet ownership. Being faced with the prospect of dog rehoming is a very distressing situation. dog owners worry about their pets’ future wellbeing, and whether they can find the right new h
ome where their companion will continue to receive the love, attention and level of care they need and very much deserve. Reasons For Rehoming A Dog
There are many understandable reasons why rehoming a dog or puppy can be necessary:
1 Dog Allergies – When a dog owner or a member of their family develops severe allergies to the dogs in their home, rehoming a dog is usually a must-do. Allergies can be so severe as to make breathing difficult, and, at best, life miserable. In most cases of severe dog allergies, dog rehoming is essential.
2 Moving – When making an overseas or other long distance move is necessary due to work or being close to family members who need you, bringing your dog along is not always practical – or possible. Many overseas moves require long periods of quarantine for dogs, and the expense and logistics of transporting your dog to another country can be daunting. Many dog owners find that dog rehoming is the best solution for the well-being and welfare of their beloved pet.
3 Pregnancy and Child Raising – Dogs are interesting pets. Each one is different, with unique personality traits. Many dogs are deathly afraid of children – even babies. This can make life miserable for a cherished family dog – many spend their days hiding and feeling constantly under siege from the cries of babies and the unpredictable presence of toddlers. We often hear about dogs that suddenly begin showing signs of distress, aggression other territorial behavior when children are added to their home. Dogs and small children are not always a good mix, and placing your dog in a loving, calm and predictable home where they will feel safe and loved can be a great solution to this dilemma.
4 Financial Trouble – When you lose your job, become disabled, or experience other monetary set-backs, being able to afford the care and keeping of your dog can be difficult, and even impossible. Many people faced with this situation find that they need to move to more affordable accomodations – many of which do not accept pets. And having to choose between food, shelter and clothing for yourself – or paying for your dog’s food and vet care makes dog rehoming the best solution.
5 Illness and Disability – When faced with a serious illness such as cancer or ALS, dog owners worry about who will care for their precious pet when they no longer can. Finding a good home for their dog while their health allows them to make this all-important choice gives owners facing illness peace of mind. This is often the very best solution for the well-being of the dog, giving the owner the ability to choose where and with whom the dog is placed, and to keep in touch with the new owners, who are usually happy to share photos and stories of the pet in it’s new home.
6 Work Demands – Some careers demand so much of our time. This often leaves very little time for dog owners to spend with their pets. dogs can become neglected, spending far too much time alone. While hiring a pet sitter can be a solution for some dog owners, this can present a tremendous ongoing expense. Dog rehoming makes sense in this situation. Finding a good home for the dogs with owners who have lots of time for giving snuggles, belly rubs and just spending time with them is a great solution. And most adoptive dog owners are happy to keep in touch, sending photos and updates on how the dogs are doing in their new home.
7 Death of the Dog Owner – Sadly, it happens. Dog owners pass away unexpectedly, leaving their cherished pet with nowhere to go. Sometimes family or friends are able to offer the dog a good home, but this is not always the case. Dog rehoming when an owner dies is a much better solution than placing the dogs in a shelter, where they will experience the profound loss of not only their owner, but their safe, happy and familiar home.
6 Great Reasons To Choose Our Compassionate Dog Rehoming Service
1 It’s SAFE. Our dedicated dog rehoming team take great care to ensure that you are matched only with potential pet adopters with a legitimate interest in offering your dog or puppy a loving, forever home.
2 Our staff provide FOLLOW-UP. We stay in touch with your dogs’ new owners for a year, ensuring that all is well and your pet is being well taken care of.
3 It’s AFFORDABLE. We charge a modest fee of just $150 to rehome dogs.
4 It’s WORRY-FREE. Let our dog rehoming team deal with all those emails and phone calls inquiring about your pet. We’ll keep your identity, phone number and email address CONFIDENTIAL until a suitable adoptive family is found.
5 We CARE ABOUT YOU. Giving up a cherished family companion is never easy. Our staff are here for you when you need a shoulder to lean on, a kind word, or reassurance that you are doing what is best for you and your dog.
6 It’s STRESS FREE FOR YOUR DOG. There is nothing more traumatic for a beloved family dog (or dog owner) than to be left at an animal shelter. Through our unique home to home dog rehoming service, your pet never set’s paw in a shelter. They remain in your care until they are gently transitioned into the loving care of their new owners. Request Our Dog Rehoming Services Today
Finding yourself in the difficult situation of having to rehome your dog is hard enough! Let the caring staff from the Pet Rehoming Network help find your dog the perfect home today. Questions about our dog rehoming services?
