Help me find a home for these puppies!!
 

So guys, my friend's husky just had puppies! They are not pure bred, but a mix of some sort(not to sure of what mix). They are about 2 months old and they need a home! They won't cost you anything, but just the adoption fee.

Their names are simba and nala.


http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1...0718-00065.jpg

Put add on craigslist and kijiji ... They will be gone in second

You gotta be really careful with that, you never know when the adopters are just gonna flip the dogs for cash or abuse and neglect them.

Damn wish parents want a dog, they look cute :alone:

Yep, thats why SPCA does such an extensive background search and interviews before thye would let you take them home.

I want a Pomsky :(

Damn, i wish i could take one of these guys but i have too many animals already.

2 cats, a fish and my blasted girlfriend.

Simba :tears:

super cute!! argh, i wish i lived on a giant farm so i could have even more dogs :lol

SpoonEK9!!

omfg i wanttttttttttttttttttttt
but cant.. ><

do you want someone to take them both?

because if you dont mind separating them ill take one just have to run it by the lady but im like 90% sure its not a problem

Omg soo cute :tears:

QFT

interested as well if they could be separated

:tears:

SPCA background search is all show and honestly toothless.. They take everything on the form face value.. if anyone with grade school level education can fake and adopt any animal.

Private organisation like VOKRA etc do a much better job, at least they follow up.

In the end, SPCA sees animals as stats.. private group volunteers at least pay a bit more attention.

Please don't give them away to the first guys who apply. So many people think its easy to have a pet and end up taking them to the spca.

think this was just a troll post anyway tonyvu hasn't replied to this thread or pm's



yeah that's a good way to weed out people who don't know how to care for pets... because they're first in line... :fulloffuck:

how big is the mother? I'm really thinking about it :O

also interested.
the gf was looking at a husky cross both at van / west van spca

Those doggies are so cute.....if only I wasn't allergic to dogs....

are you trying to say that people who have never owned pets before (and thus do not know how difficult it is) should not be allowed to take these puppies home...?

all pet owners at one point must have had a first pet (at which point, wouldnt have known how difficult it was).... and they all had to learn how to take care of their first pet.

Where are you located? I'd like to come see them.

I havn't had a dog since dakota and this could help me since I'm spending a lot more time solo.

Huskies are VERY common in shelters; as such beautiful animals, they're often adopted on that basis by negligent owners who don't consider or choose to ignore that they've been breed to be one of the most intensely worked of all breeds. A townhouse, apartment, home with a small backyard is no place for a Husky, they need exercise throughout the day as well as a good 1 hour walk minimum.

Truth. It's very unfortunate really, but I also understand the perspective of trying to get the most dogs into homes as possible.

Hopefully whoever adopts these dogs learns from the mistake of the mother's owner and the father's owner and has them spayed or neutered ASAP. Irresponsible accidental breeding is a huge factor in why shelters are so overpopulated.

No offense, but based on this question I can say with 95% confidence a Husky is not the right dog breed for you to consider adopting. Owners concerned about size almost always do not have the resources to care for such a demanding animal.

There's a reason why large dogs are very common in shelters and small dogs (read: easy to care for) are rare.

Also they are very introverted dogs.

the only time i had a good moment with my aunts husky is when my mom passed away and it slept with me. Other than that it just sought food from me, and would just sit in the room.