by Adopt a Pet, | January 8, 2024
You can find a home for your English Bulldog by rehoming them yourself rather than surrendering them to a shelter or a rescue. Although rescues and shelters try to find new homes for dogs surrendered to them, it’s not always possible. When you work on rehoming your dog, you’ll find that you have a range of options available, and it’s easier to ensure you find someone who’s a good match for them. Let’s look at some of the things you’ll need to consider and the best options that are available.
You want to find a loving home for your English Bulldog, and that means knowing what they need. Not only will they need new owners who’ll adore them and spoil them, but these new pet parents must also be capable of providing everything that they need. This includes a safe and stable place to live, as well as food and medical care.
All dogs are different, so you need to take note of what makes your dog unique and what they will require. This could be a certain medication, for example. They might not have a good history with children, and you wouldn’t want them in a home with small kids. All of this information will be important to consider and to convey to potential adopters to ensure that you’re choosing a great new home for them.
Even though giving up your dog can feel tough and maybe a bit embarrassing, it’s important to think about what’s best for them. Chatting with friends and family about your situation can really help. If you have to travel for work for a few months and can’t be there for your Bulldog, you might find someone who’s willing to take care of them for a little while.
Maybe you have to give them up permanently. You still might know someone who would love to adopt them and bring them home. People you know are often a great option, especially if you’re sure they’ll be a good fit. Even if they may not be looking to adopt right now, they could know someone who is looking.
Another option is to use a site like Rehome from Adopt a Pet to rehome your dog. This is a peer-to-peer site that helps to make the process faster, easier, and safer. Adopters will pay the site a small rehoming fee similar to what they would pay to a shelter or a rescue.
Through Rehome, you can create a profile for your English Bulldog that includes photos and videos. You’ll also write up a bio to let prospective pet parents know more about your dog and see if they might be a good fit. Then, you can look at the applications that come through and choose the new pet parent. It’s a simple and safe way to find a home for your English Bulldog.
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