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Updated
April 12th, 2010
What are Owner Relinquish Dogs? Check the adoption web page for all dog adoptions
| Daisy |
Amanda Ruby
330-928-7898
amandaruby@hotmail.com |
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Click
here for information about Daisy |
| Bently |
Emily
Gareis
330-606-4709
earthyoga@aol.com |
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Bentley's owner was transferred
to another state and needs to find Bentley a new home. Here
are some details about Bentley who needs a good home. 5
Yrs Old Weighs Approx 80lbs Basset/Lab Neutered and current
with shots Loves to go for walkLike outdoors and snow Good
watch dog Enjoys being around people Click on picture for a larger view |
| Bussie |
Cathy
Rice
614-794-9440
cathy.rice1@att.net |
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Bussie
is an 8 year old spayed female, UTD on vaccinations,
tri-colored with one blue
eye & one brown eye.
She is a very good with children
and other animals. We are looking for a new home
(preferably a family) due to our son developing
allergies & asthma. A $100 rehoming fee is requested.
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| Earl |
Michelle
Feather
440-241-5483
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Earl is four years old. He has been a great basset hound, gets along great with our black lab and is house broken. He can be a very sweet dog, yet like most basset hounds, very stubborn or set in his ways. During these 4 years, we have had two babies in the past two years and all this commotion is affecting Earl. He is starting to growl at me and become somewhat aggressive when there is too much going on and I am concerned for my children’s safety. I am afraid that we will have to find a good home for him. I don’t want this situation to escalate any further. If anyone is interested in Earl, please call my cell phone at 440.241.5483. |
What are
Owner Relinquish Dogs? Owner relinquish dogs are pets that their current
owners no longer feel that they can care for their pet in a manner
that a responsible pet care-taker should. The reasons these owners
give up their pets vary, from allergies, illness, divorce, new work
demands, or poor family planning to name a few. OBR encourages owners
to consider their pet’s needs
before making major life choices that can be traumatic for their pet.
Basset Hounds in particular, are very devoted creatures to their owners and being
transplanted to a new family creates confusion and causes feelings of insecurity,
which can lead to the dog to start bad behavior. This often causes stress on
the dog and its new family.
Ohio Basset Rescue offers a posting service on our web-site to assist
these owners in placing their pet and these listings are an effort
to help as many dogs as possible. OBR is not a “dumping ground” for
unwanted pets and cannot afford the fiscal and emotional expenses of
accepting these animals.
A majority of the hounds that we place are strays, abandoned, or are
from Animal Humane Societies. Fostering, Caring, and Placing these
hounds are the focus of OBR’s efforts.
Ohio Basset Hound Rescue is not responsible for, not can OBR confirm
the temperament/health of the dogs listed as “Owner relinquish” dogs.
All postings remain in our Owner-Relinquish list for approximately 90 days at
which point the person listed as the contact is responsible for contacting OBR
to continue to have the information listed for another 90 day period if needed. If you need to relinquish your dog to OBR please contact Cathy Rice at cathy.rice1@att.net
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