Anyone want a border collie?
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Oh, you're right by me, then 
Brit, if we could get a transport going, it could work! We do transports to the Northeast all the time, BUT it's for adopted dogs. Generally, a rescue (we use Happy Dogs of New England the most) will list the dog on their website, someone will adopt the dog through the rescue (so they have the follow the rescue's adoption guidelines and fees, not ours,) we put the dog in a foster home here, then when the "rescue truck" comes down every two weeks, we'll put the adopted dog on the truck and they'll bring them to the northeast.
So unless you want to pay the expensive adoption fee of a northeast rescue, we would have to find another way to get him up there.
Brit, if we could get a transport going, it could work! We do transports to the Northeast all the time, BUT it's for adopted dogs. Generally, a rescue (we use Happy Dogs of New England the most) will list the dog on their website, someone will adopt the dog through the rescue (so they have the follow the rescue's adoption guidelines and fees, not ours,) we put the dog in a foster home here, then when the "rescue truck" comes down every two weeks, we'll put the adopted dog on the truck and they'll bring them to the northeast.
So unless you want to pay the expensive adoption fee of a northeast rescue, we would have to find another way to get him up there.
Oh, you're right by me, then
Brit, if we could get a transport going, it could work! We do transports to the Northeast all the time, BUT it's for adopted dogs. Generally, a rescue (we use Happy Dogs of New England the most) will list the dog on their website, someone will adopt the dog through the rescue (so they have the follow the rescue's adoption guidelines and fees, not ours,) we put the dog in a foster home here, then when the "rescue truck" comes down every two weeks, we'll put the adopted dog on the truck and they'll bring them to the northeast.
So unless you want to pay the expensive adoption fee of a northeast rescue, we would have to find another way to get him up there.
Brit, if we could get a transport going, it could work! We do transports to the Northeast all the time, BUT it's for adopted dogs. Generally, a rescue (we use Happy Dogs of New England the most) will list the dog on their website, someone will adopt the dog through the rescue (so they have the follow the rescue's adoption guidelines and fees, not ours,) we put the dog in a foster home here, then when the "rescue truck" comes down every two weeks, we'll put the adopted dog on the truck and they'll bring them to the northeast.
So unless you want to pay the expensive adoption fee of a northeast rescue, we would have to find another way to get him up there.
I am sure one day I can find just as good of a dog closer to home (I keep telling myself that). lol.
I just prefer to meet a dog first before saying okay to an adoption.
I am sure he will find a good home. Great looking guy.
http://pilotsnpaws.org/ is always an option if you need to get him somewhere. Recreational pilots volunteer their time to fly the dogs where they need to go.
Hope he gets a fabulous home!
Katalin has chewed countless pairs of underwear (some of them very expensive), two designer purses (one of them a friend's), wires, plastic flowers, furniture, wooden chair legs, books, and the cordless phone - that's all I can name off the top of my head, there very well may be more.
Over my cold, dead body will I be giving her up at anytime.
What are people thinking???
Katalin has chewed countless pairs of underwear (some of them very expensive), two designer purses (one of them a friend's), wires, plastic flowers, furniture, wooden chair legs, books, and the cordless phone - that's all I can name off the top of my head, there very well may be more.
Over my cold, dead body will I be giving her up at anytime.
What are people thinking???
