:love: my sister is looking for a meddiam dog dont mind if cros bread dog from puppy if not abit older.loving home able she lives in sheffield parson cross and have no transport. if you could email her at heather_w84@hotmail.com or ring or text 07778514535. she get back to you as soon as pos.
thanks.


:help: :thumbsup: :D

How about jed - he sounds lovely x

http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=206189

Try PM'ing rainrescue - she may be able to find the right dog for you :thumbsup:

check out the link in iceneibulldog's signature too - have a look for the 'dog show in april' thread :thumbsup:

Rainrescue have dogs in and out on a daily basis, so check frequently

www.rainrescue.co.uk

Thnaks will show her when she comes tomo

I would go to the sheffield council kennels and help one of those there.
loads of lovely dogs desperate for a new home and she can get there on the bus too.
not to be put off by the noise they will be making. They will all be scared and stressed out - but there will be some nice ones there waiting for homes.

Doe's your sister want a puppy or an older dog if so up to what age? Has your sister a prefered breed in mind ? :) Maybe forumer's could offer some advice that would help your sister if she choose's she wants to buy a puppy/dog or to rescue one or wants one free to good home?

Doe's any one know what you should ask/look for when having a free to good home dog ?
I once had an older dog free to good home who had weak back legs but i wasn't informed the dog had trouble with his bladder and serious bowel control, which i couldn't cope with because of the mess and having young children, so to my disapointment he had to be returned :( .

Doe's anyone know what you should ask/look for when having a kennel dog ?
Other info could be helpful like how much is the donation fees at the rescue kennels (council kennels, rainrescue, rspca and others) and are there any home checks involved in any of these rescues?

And what should you look for when buying a puppy ? life time guarantee, vet checks etc

Good luck in finding a knew friend :thumbsup:

I would go to the sheffield council kennels and help one of those there.
loads of lovely dogs desperate for a new home and she can get there on the bus too.
not to be put off by the noise they will be making. They will all be scared and stressed out - but there will be some nice ones there waiting for homes.

We got our dog, Jasper from Sheffield Council Kennels in January and he is fantastic. He is a Jack Russel/Papillion Cross.

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o253/frenchie37/CIMG1684.jpg

They do have lots of lovely dogs there in need of a loving home. Their adoption fee is £65.

not to go off the subject of the original post but do you have to make appointments to go to sheffield council kennels and has anyone got a number. i thought they shut down when the work started around there.

Here's a link to rotherham dog rescue. I know it's bit out of the way but if your sister likes the look of one of the dogs PM me and I can give her a lift if she likes.

http://www.rotherham-dog-rescue.co.uk/inf_03.htm

not to go off the subject of the original post but do you have to make appointments to go to sheffield council kennels and has anyone got a number. i thought they shut down when the work started around there.

Yes, Sheffield Council Kennels is still open.

You do need an appointment, the telephone number is 2930362. :)

How about jed - he sounds lovely x

http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=206189

yes Jed is lovely:D

King is back available - and looking

loads of dogs down t the council kennels looking for new moms and dads
please give them a call and see if you can fit one of them into your life