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    Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by mulan on Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:27 am

    Hi All

    We have an immediate need for foster carers for 1 male, 2 female Cavaliers and a Female Yorkie, They can be split, they are ex puppy farm dogs, hence they may need house training.
    They will probably be of a nervous disposition and will need lots of TLC, maybe another quiet dog in the home would help to teach the older dog new tricks.


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    Ideally we are looking for foster carers in counties around Lincolnshire, As this will make the transporting of the dogs less stressful.

    Thank You for taking the time to read this.

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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by Dawny on Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:33 am

    Hi Mulan..
    here in an emergency..
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by margaretde on Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:36 am

    Sorry mulan should have answered you on here, baby has gone home and I have a mop.!!
    I can get the train to grantham to collect the female Yorkie if that will help. Tell Sue I WILL get the right train. Margaretde
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by Dawny on Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:39 am

    Lol at margaret....your great..
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by gail on Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:51 am

    I can help but I know I may be too far away for you.
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by blueribbonuk on Thu Feb 25, 2010 6:02 am

    can take here if i am not to far
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by murphyK9 on Thu Feb 25, 2010 6:21 am

    Can also help here, am in Wirral though and I haven't been homechecked by this rescue yet.
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by kentishlass on Thu Feb 25, 2010 7:27 am

    can i ask that if you are not on the fosterers list..ie not filled in a form then can you please do so..
    i know dawnym, gail ,maragretde.blueribbon but not sure if i have you jo murphyk9..if i have please let me know real name by pm...so i can match you up..
    we often have problems..i still havent anyone in cheshire!!!
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by murphyK9 on Thu Feb 25, 2010 7:30 am

    Admin has prevented me from sending pms, can this be sorted please?
    I filled in a volunteers form a few days ago.
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by mulan on Thu Feb 25, 2010 8:49 am

    murphyK9 wrote:Admin has prevented me from sending pms, can this be sorted please?
    I filled in a volunteers form a few days ago.


    This has now been changed, It wasnt me, I presume Carole (Kentishlass) had already done it for you.



    Thanks for all your replies guys, I know the boss is trying to organise this one, I put the thread up, but I cant take the credit...lol

    Im sure Sue will be along soon to let us know how shes doing with the organising of it all.


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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by yorkiegirl on Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:09 am

    Head going round in circles.
    All I know so far is that we have the following coming to me tomorrow from a breeder/hoarder.
    1 x Male Cavalier
    2 x Female Cavaliers
    1 x (sex unknown as dog is so matted lady not sure what end is what!) Yorkie

    I prefer these to go fairly close as I am not sure what will need doing vet wise. They will all be bathed, wormed/frontlined & tidyed up.

    I will call the 4 people that I feel may be best for these little ones.

    If they are anything like the last 4 from this place they WILL NOT be house trained so whoever has one must be prepared for a lot of mopping/standing out side. I am also unsure whether they are used to being walked so again a lot of patience will be required.


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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by rosalie on Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:17 am

    Hope you have some help bathing and grooming these because of your cracked rib, don't make it worse.
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by blakenjones on Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:23 am

    Hi Sue and everyone

    Happy to help but just at the mo driving to you would be too exhausting (ME playing up.) Spending time at home opening and closing the back door etc not a prob though. Filled in another form but forgot to mention on it that both my sis and my best friend are vets... T'inks due a trip to the grromer for his b'day present - could always take 2!!!

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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by mellybritt on Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:29 am

    We are far to far away (in Brighton) but if you struggle we could take a girl cav, my vet is excellent.
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by cowboyz on Thu Feb 25, 2010 11:49 am

    Why are they always so far away ?? but as I have only had my pekingese for under 2 weeks ( and they have not had their vaccinations yet ) so think it may be unfair to take in others yet - but would love to - never mind..I know you have lots out there that will and are closer..Did I miss how old they are ??
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by yorkiegirl on Thu Feb 25, 2010 12:21 pm

    rosalie wrote:Hope you have some help bathing and grooming these because of your cracked rib, don't make it worse.

    Nope, just me, me & me lol!
    I must admit it is still hurting a bit, but only when I laugh, sneeze, cough & breath so should be ok Headbasher
    Us women can take the pain!!!


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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by yorkiegirl on Thu Feb 25, 2010 12:25 pm

    cowboy wrote:Why are they always so far away ?? but as I have only had my pekingese for under 2 weeks ( and they have not had their vaccinations yet ) so think it may be unfair to take in others yet - but would love to - never mind..I know you have lots out there that will and are closer..Did I miss how old they are ??

    You never know hun, some little one may be just around your cornedr one day.
    No you did not miss how old as until they land on my doorstep (old lady will not deal with anyone else, allow me to collect etc) I also do not know, could be young, could be old!!!! But hey ho, they are still in need of us.
    Hope that your little ones are on the mend & getting better. (still waiting for a few pics as I lurve Pekes) Love1
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by cowboyz on Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:34 am

    Tim is getting better his bits were all black and blue hard and as big as a golf ball..
    Have got to keep an eye on Ava's hernia just in case it gets bigger.. Ears now seem fine well they are not scratching at them..I still can not see how they said "they were VET checked before leaving us" .. I CAN email photos can I have your email address.. then perhps you will put them on for me.. THANKS.. I was dreaming about those little dogs all night.As you know mine were 2 of 17.. she gave up 5 and may give up more ... Glad they were not all there when I went may have emptied my BANK account Laughing and come back with them all.


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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by cowboyz on Fri Feb 26, 2010 4:28 am

    oops think I should not have putmyemail address there... how do I get it off...
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by rosalie on Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:27 am

    You should be able to edit it after clicking on the message again, and in the bottom corner on the right, after clicking edit it will take you were you first typed your message and you can erase it.
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    Post by cowboyz on Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:08 am

    I DID IT !!!! getting better with machine (computer) thanks for telling me how.
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    Your welcome, I use it often as I say words in my head and think I have typed them out, when I preview it doesn't make sense.
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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by Dawny on Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:14 am

    Lol @ Rosalie...don't worry hun we all get those moments...

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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by mulan on Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:39 am

    I think we have this situation organised now, Sue received the 3 cavaliers today, but the Yorkie will be handed in at a later date,

    We would like to thank all concerned and for every person who replied and emailed us, It is so heart warming to know we have such a caring community on this forum.



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    Re: Emergency foster placements needed for puppy farm dogs

    Post by kentishlass on Sat Feb 27, 2010 4:36 am

    mulan wrote:
    murphyK9 wrote:Admin has prevented me from sending pms, can this be sorted please?
    I filled in a volunteers form a few days ago.


    This has now been changed, It wasnt me, I presume Carole (Kentishlass) had already done it for you.

    fraid so it was I..
    I have given pm rights to murohy



    Thanks for all your replies guys, I know the boss is trying to organise this one, I put the thread up, but I cant take the credit...lol

    Im sure Sue will be along soon to let us know how shes doing with the organising of it all.


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