Thursday, July 30, 2009

How Much is TOO Much?

Isn't it ridiculous when people keep on buying pets non-stop without thinking? Or even breeding animals constantly without spaying or neutering them? I bet that the people never think of how they are going to take care of them(walking, playing, equal amount of attention, feeding, etc.) or even how they are going to get all of their pets out of the house when there is an emergency without anyone getting hurt. Some people will breed the animal to death literally just to earn extra cash. Causing more hopeless animals be put put into a shelter because their owner can't afford to take care of them. Some of the animals may be put to sleep because they need to make more room for other animals. Everyone need to learn that everything costs money.

You shouldn't adopt a pet if:

(1.) You don't have a job.
(2.) You don't have a home.
(3.) You are not home that often.
(4.) You can't afford they supplies they need for the pet.
(5.) You aren't responsible.
(6.) You have other pets in your home that don't get along with others.
(7.) You don't have the patience.
(8.) The apartment/house doesn't accept pets
(9.)You can't afford vet bills.
(10.)You are buying the pet to make money.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Lousiania Catahoula Leopard Dog



Other Names: Catahoula Leopard Dog, Catahoula Hound, Catahoula Hog Dog, and Catahoula Cur.
Grooming: Needs to be brush three days weekly
Family: If he is around people and other pets he will accept them.
Training: Needs to be immediately trained otherwise they will destroy your home
Activity Level: Very  energetic  and very intelligent
AKC: Not eligible to compete
UKC: Herding group
Weight: 50 to 110 pounds
Health Concerns: Hip Dysplacia and deafness

Monday, July 6, 2009

Meet the Charlie the Irish Terrier Mix


Charlie the Irish Terrier Mix needs to be adopted immediately. I was stunned to find out that the shelter is going to put him to sleep if he isn't adopted. I am also stunned that you have go directly to the shelter at West Los Angelos shelter to adopt him. Charlie is only two years old and is not agressive towards other dogs and kids. 

Irish Terriers

Temperment: Irish Terriers are known as a daredevil dog. They are very playful, assertive, and independent.
Nicknames: Red Irish Terrier
Family: Best dog with active families
Weight: 25 to 30 pounds
Life Span: 12 to 15 years
Litter Size: 1 to 6 puppies
Grooming: Needs daily brushings
AKC: Terrier Group
UKC: Terrier Group
Training: Needs to be trained early
Health Concerns: Urolithiasis(Kidney Stones)
Extra Information: Irish Terrier are very playful and active. They love to go on long walks and hunt. They are best suited for rural and city environments. Irish Terrier can live in all types of weather.

Friday, July 3, 2009

Marly, the Yellow Labrador Retriever (Pullman, WA)


Marly is a Yellow Labrador Retriever looking for a new home. He is two years old. He weighs about 70 pounds and doesn't need to be in an apartment. The owners want him to be in a hiking, adventure-like home. He is on a medication for epilepsy called "Phenobarbital (100 mg.)." The medication is about five dollars a month. Marly is doing well, living life without epilepsy when he takes his medicine on time His mediacation need to be given to him at 9 AM and 9 PM. He has been neutered(fixed) and is up-to-date on his shots. Marly is family and pet friendly. The Labrador Retriever needs to have blood tests to check his weight to change the dosage the medication.
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