This is Lucie, a lab cross, may be 5 or 6 years old with hopefully another 10 years to go. As an abandoned dog, we know nothing about her background. She had puppies not to long ago, that was obvious. Most likely, she had litter after litter all her life. Sold for a hundred bucks or so to whoever could not resist a pup, and these pups, once adults, most likely multiplied again, filling the shelters, adding to the numbers of homeless dogs, joining those euthanized for lack of homes. Building more and more shelters does not help, a stop to breeding would. It is not just puppy mills and back yard breeders; it is all breeders, even the so called reputable ones who are creating the surplus, the homelessness, the suffering, the killing. For every dog born and sold, another one, already sitting in a shelter, will not find a home. Sad reality for souls such as Lucie. Lucie is a sweet dog. She is house trained; she loves people and ball games. She is not a couch potato and would love to accompany someone on their long walks. She is affectionate and sweet, but her looks command respect, she is a big dog. She is longing for a home.
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Lucie
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Rescue Group:
Pound Rescue
Contact:
Gabrielle
Barrie
Phone:
(403)
938-4890
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-We rescue abandoned and homeless cats, dogs, rabbits and birds, provide veterinary care and rehabilitation, and adopt these animals to responsible, loving homes -Rescue and reunite lost companion animals them with their guardians -Educate animal guardians on responsible animal care and the importance of spaying and neutering -Provide financial assistance to low income families for spaying and neutering -Promote a compassionate and humane attitude within the community toward all animals. -Organize and facilitate spay/neuter “wellness“ clinics for cats and dogs on First Nations Reserves in order to reduce animal overpopulation and to alleviate and prevent suffering
$250 dog adoption $ 75 cat adoption Adoption process – Potential adopters will be provided with a questionnaire to be completed and returned via email. A telephone interview will follow. We will require proof of home ownership or copy of lease or rental agreement along with landlord permission to have an animal companion. If applicable, copies of the condominium by-laws to assure animals are allowed in the complex. The foster home will have final approval of all applicants and a home check will follow Applicants will be required to sign our contract agreement. All animals must be spayed or neutered. We will recommend applicants sign up for obedience classes when adopting dogs. Some dogs will require confirmation of class registration.
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