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I received the following email from one of my Yahoo Golden Retriever email groups. Permission was granted to cross post. I haven't ever contacted a Golden rescue group, is this something I can forward to any of them? Thanks.
This is from Carolyn Zagami. If anyone can help her email is listed at the bottom of the message.
Pete is a young, very handsome, active Golden who needs a new home. I have been working on his case for about a month, so now I am coming to Golden Friends for some help or suggestions.
Pete is 18 months old and living with a young family, where he has been known to knock over the toddlers and the wife has said he must go. He is safe for now, but we need to act fairly quickly.
He is not yet neutered. I want to take care of that before he goes to a new home, if possible. He is also not very well-trained and will need some leadership. Part of his exuberance can be attributed to a lack of exercise. He loves playing fetch, but his owner doesn't have enough time to get him tired. (Our training mantra - a tired dog is a good dog). I believe Pete's energy level will become much lower once he is neutered.
Pete is good with other dogs but has not been around cats much. He is trained to an invisible fence, but he runs if he isn't wearing his collar, so I think a real fence would be better for him. He is a very handsome guy! He comes from a multi-breed kennel, so I don't know his pedigree or clearances. I believe Pete will make a great companion for an active family with older kids, or an adult who has time to keep him active. He would also be a good candidate for agility, obedience or field training.
So, here is where I need help. My contacts have not yet found a home for Pete. I need to branch out. Does anyone have a contact in Rescue who would agree to list him as a referral, or place him with a screened home?
I hope to find a new owner who will agree to pay for his neutering. I will help with transport if needed.
I usually have just the right situation waiting when I find a dog in need of placement. This is different for me, but I am positive the right home is out there waiting for Pete.
Photos on request. People can contact me at [email protected]. Please feel free to cross-post.
Thank you!!!!!
This is from Carolyn Zagami. If anyone can help her email is listed at the bottom of the message.
Pete is a young, very handsome, active Golden who needs a new home. I have been working on his case for about a month, so now I am coming to Golden Friends for some help or suggestions.
Pete is 18 months old and living with a young family, where he has been known to knock over the toddlers and the wife has said he must go. He is safe for now, but we need to act fairly quickly.
He is not yet neutered. I want to take care of that before he goes to a new home, if possible. He is also not very well-trained and will need some leadership. Part of his exuberance can be attributed to a lack of exercise. He loves playing fetch, but his owner doesn't have enough time to get him tired. (Our training mantra - a tired dog is a good dog). I believe Pete's energy level will become much lower once he is neutered.
Pete is good with other dogs but has not been around cats much. He is trained to an invisible fence, but he runs if he isn't wearing his collar, so I think a real fence would be better for him. He is a very handsome guy! He comes from a multi-breed kennel, so I don't know his pedigree or clearances. I believe Pete will make a great companion for an active family with older kids, or an adult who has time to keep him active. He would also be a good candidate for agility, obedience or field training.
So, here is where I need help. My contacts have not yet found a home for Pete. I need to branch out. Does anyone have a contact in Rescue who would agree to list him as a referral, or place him with a screened home?
I hope to find a new owner who will agree to pay for his neutering. I will help with transport if needed.
I usually have just the right situation waiting when I find a dog in need of placement. This is different for me, but I am positive the right home is out there waiting for Pete.
Photos on request. People can contact me at [email protected]. Please feel free to cross-post.
Thank you!!!!!