Adopting a rescue dog
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2023 10:08 pm
Hi, good evening,
I have rescued two doggies from Spain and looking to adopt a third. Currently, I live 75% in the UK and 25% in Spain. This will shortly change, once my Spanish residency is finalised.
Soooo, I'm looking to adopt a third dog. To be honest, I can't bear the thought of going into a rescue centre and picking the 'one' when there are so many of them.
This may be a bit of a 'tall order' but I was thinking - if it is at possible - for a rescue centre to come and visit me and my doggies in our natural enviroment (in Spain) and for them to make the decison as to which one, in their opinion, they would be the best fit. I fully appreciate this would be subject to a trial period, to make sure it works for us all.
In return, I would like the rescue centre to save a dog from one of the 'killing stations'. I will 100% pay for that expense, and pay ongoing costs, until that doggie finds it's forever home.
Look forward to hearing from you.
I have rescued two doggies from Spain and looking to adopt a third. Currently, I live 75% in the UK and 25% in Spain. This will shortly change, once my Spanish residency is finalised.
Soooo, I'm looking to adopt a third dog. To be honest, I can't bear the thought of going into a rescue centre and picking the 'one' when there are so many of them.
This may be a bit of a 'tall order' but I was thinking - if it is at possible - for a rescue centre to come and visit me and my doggies in our natural enviroment (in Spain) and for them to make the decison as to which one, in their opinion, they would be the best fit. I fully appreciate this would be subject to a trial period, to make sure it works for us all.
In return, I would like the rescue centre to save a dog from one of the 'killing stations'. I will 100% pay for that expense, and pay ongoing costs, until that doggie finds it's forever home.
Look forward to hearing from you.