In
conjunction with Charney Rescue. Reg. charity No 1105519
Re-Homing
Practices
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following procedures are followed
(according to guidelines set by the Association of British
Dogs & Cat homes).
Assessment
We
assess the characteristics of each particular animal
in order to match it with the most suitable type of
home. |
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We
obtain information and references from prospective adopters
to ensure their circumstances and facilities fit the
requirements of the animal.
We
ensure the rescue is fully vaccinated, wormed and micro-chipped.
All
rescue dogs have a full veterinary health check on arrival.
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Neutering
When-ever possible the rescue is neutered. Advice on the benefits
and reasons are given.
Owner
Support
We provide on-going advice to the new owner on any relevant
details about the new pet and it's future care.
We
will accept the dog back into care if the re-homing is unsuccessful.
We aspire to a non-destruct policy of healthy animals.
Euthanasia is only recommended if extreme physical or behavioural
conditions exists which make re-homing impossible.
Prospective
Adopters Enquiry Form:
If
you have a Japanese Spitz that you cannot for any reason keep,
or you need temporary help with this breed, please contact
the rescue centre on 01367 241063 or e-mail rescue@charneykennels.co.uk
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