Re:Some tiny personal programs I've written
by frockington1 on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @01:14PM
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I was ineligible to adopt a Daschund from a shelter because my property doesn't have 1 acre of fenced in yard. Other places required 2 veterinarian references (we had 1 reference due to owning a cat). It can be a lot harder than people think to adopt a dog from a shelter
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Re:Some tiny personal programs I've written
by anthomtb on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @01:40PM
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One acre of fenced yard for a dachshund? I’ve seen onerous dog ownership requirements before but never that much land for that small of a canine.
Re:Some tiny personal programs I've written
by tshaddox on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @02:45PM
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I was recently having a conversation with a married couple I had just met through a mutual friend. They were detailing their recent difficulties trying to get a dog. They were looking at both shelters and breeders, and both had their own difficulties, costs, red tape, waiting periods, etc. The woman was also pregnant with their first child. I asked, and the irony was not lost on them.
Re:Some tiny personal programs I've written
by iamricks on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @02:28PM
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To adopt my cat during covid i had to do a Facetime interview with the shelter and show them around my place.
It felt like i was applying for a job.
Re:Some tiny personal programs I've written
by henryfjordan on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @05:46PM
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This really varies. I got this kind of treatment from a group of ladies fostering Shi Tzus. I think they really just wanted an excuse to keep those dogs or give them to new potential old-lady friends.
At the next place I tried they basically threw the dog at me.