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Help! for people who may decide to give up their pet
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Sometimes it may seem necessary to give up your companion animal. If you are in that situation, the following resources may be able to help you.
Is it a Behavior Issue? Click here.
Giving up your animal is your only option?
Relocation to a new place or other life changing factors may mean you have no choice but to give up your companion animal.
RESCUES to the Rescue!
Rescue organizations are made up of caring people who take the time to help save the lives of pets in need. Some will take any kind of animal, while others are breed specific. There are many rescue organizations willing to help.
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On these pages you will find dogs & cats, sheep & horses, parakeets & hamsters that need homes.
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If you have a specific breed, look up that breed + “rescue” on the internet. Rescues will almost always take your animal for free. The following is a partial list, so don’t get discouraged if you don’t see the breed you want to surrender.
Rescues:
Is it a behavioral Issue?
Behavior issues are the number one reason owners surrender their dogs. Dog training may be the answer to your difficulties! We have information that can help you begin the journey to a more satisfying relationship for both you and your pet. Ask our Customer Service people for information of the specific problem you and your dog (or Cat) are experiencing.
Professional Help
Pamphlets can usually be helpful, but sometimes are not enough to tackle the hardest issues. Why not try a professional? The following organizations provide more extensive training.
Training:
| Big Basin Dog Training |
869-3647 |
| CR Ranch |
545-1255 |
| Top Notch Dog Training |
523-3138 |
| PetsMart |
574-0441 |
| Mutt Minders |
345-5967 |
| Twer Bird Dog Kennels |
847-6338 |
| City of Ceres- Rec. Dept |
538-5682 |
| Diamond Dog Training |
668-3543 |
| Big Valley Dog Training |
632-3458 |
| Best Friends School for Dogs |
892-3114 |
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