R U an RV Mutant too?

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by DobeBus

You find it a new home, and we may be able to provide transport

We have the home but silly rules up here do not allow us to adopt another pup even though we just lost our 16 year old Pug/Shitshu cross to the rainbow bridge. Hardest six weeks my wife and I have had to endure.

[bokobird]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

We have the home but silly rules up here do not allow us to adopt another pup even though we just lost our 16 year old Pug/Shitshu cross to the rainbow bridge. Hardest six weeks my wife and I have had to endure.

WTH??? What do they do with all the dogs that cannot be adopted??? I can't say what I want because we're in the world of 1984 but that's just nuts...

[DobeBus]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

We have the home but silly rules up here do not allow us to adopt another pup even though we just lost our 16 year old Pug/Shitshu cross to the rainbow bridge. Hardest six weeks my wife and I have had to endure.

It’s always hard to loose a part of your familywe lost these two within six months of each other. They were only five years old

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

You’re making my dream machine slobber!

Here! I'll pass you a napkin.

Ed & Martin & I can all make crepes, too. If that doesn't set off that dream machine, ....!

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by DobeBus

It’s always hard to loose a part of your familyAttachment 319239we lost these two within six months of each other. They were only five years old

So sorry! It's one of the hardest things we do, to lose those parts of our hearts.

In sympathy.

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

We have the home but silly rules up here do not allow us to adopt another pup even though we just lost our 16 year old Pug/Shitshu cross to the rainbow bridge. Hardest six weeks my wife and I have had to endure.

I know how rough it is & what a sweetie she was. I'd hug you if I could, or at least Mrs. Moose.

How long do they make you wait?! Not forever, surely? Obviously you get time to grieve properly, but isn't this excessive? What exactly is the rule?

Sympathy ommms sent!

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by BoJango

Now the grilled Cicadas sound like a great taco choice.

huntnski, I guess I'm is. I had 'bout decided a Mutant is a group of people identifying themselves as RVers and talking about everything under the sun. I'm glad you knew how to properly identify. I'm glad I'm not on the deciding committee too.

Please don't post offensive links, please. Don't forget to study and take the entrance exam to become an RVM.

Originally Posted by Suspinz

That's easily understood! You won't mind if I don't offer you any, then?

Lessee.... Garlic keeps vampires away & maple syrup keeps the Moose at bay, have I got that right?

Sue, please send me some of the maple syrup. From time to time I get a Moose in my driveway and I'd like to repel the Moose!!

[Wayne M]

Fixin' a griddle meal.
Fried rice, chicken, steak, shrimp and vegies.
Come on down for some backyard cookin'.
Hey Tim, Venison would be real good on this griddle.
Send me some and I'll report back.

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

I know how rough it is & what a sweetie she was. I'd hug you if I could, or at least Mrs. Moose.

How long do they make you wait?! Not forever, surely? Obviously you get time to grieve properly, but isn't this excessive? What exactly is the rule?

Sympathy ommms sent!

Thanks Sue

The SPCA will not allow an animal to go to a home that does not have a fenced yard. If you live full time you can't possibly provide a good home if your yard isn't fenced.

[Wayne M]

I have never been asked if we had a fenced yard in our past SPCA dogs we saved. Might be a regional thing.

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

Thanks Sue

The SPCA will not allow an animal to go to a home that does not have a fenced yard. If you live full time you can't possibly provide a good home if your yard isn't fenced.

Do you have to go thru the SPCA? Breeders might, I suppose, but what about individuals? Do they regulate only animals that are sold?

[HopsBrewster]

There's more than one way to skin a cat.. so to speak (don't tell SPCA, HS I said that).
A lot of rescue organizations demand escape-proof fenced yards to eliminate road accidents and lost pets. But they aren't the only ones that rescue pets. In your travels you should also try city or county animal pounds. They are often a lot less strict in their requirements.
Also, don't forget to look in the local newspaper or Craigslist for animals that people are trying to find homes for pets they can't keep any longer. That's how I found ol' Roscoe, a magnificent GSP I had the honor of sharing duck blinds with before he succumbed to cancer. His original owner was an Airforce sergeant that was shipped off to foreign lands too frequently to keep a dog.
My current dog is a Wirehaired Pointing Griffon, obtained from a small-town dog pound.

[slickest1]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

Thanks Sue

The SPCA will not allow an animal to go to a home that does not have a fenced yard. If you live full time you can't possibly provide a good home if your yard isn't fenced.

Before we got our JR Terrier we tried the SPCA and a bunch of different shelters and got nothing but a run around. I finally found a breeder in Washington State that had jack Russells so we bought one from there. I couldn't find any in B.C.

[okmunky]

There are tons of puppies in Dateland. I saw an adorable pug/chihuahua mix and almost went to look at his sisters for you. When you get back down here I bet we can find you the perfect pup.