Posted by bahama on 8/30/09 4:19pm
Msg #302324

May Not Be The Right Place But Here Goes

I am looking for someone in NY who would like a full bloodied Cocker Spaniel Puppy. Right now she in in the Beacon, area solid black and cute as a button. My Granddaughter had to leave in a hurry with her mom and sister and could not take Tasha with them. I do not want her abused that's why I am hoping someone is willing to give her a good home. She is 4 months old. Any suggestions are welcomed. TIA

Reply by Jim/AL on 8/30/09 6:07pm
Msg #302327

Hope you meant full blooded cocker Debra,lol n/m

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 8/30/09 7:01pm
Msg #302330

Check out the cocker spaniel rescue groups.

Reply by bahama on 8/30/09 11:14pm
Msg #302342

OK Jim, you got me on that one. I was in a hurry.LOL
Sylvia, thanks I did not think of that. See 2-3-4-5-6- heads are always better than one.

Reply by Jim/AL on 8/30/09 11:23pm
Msg #302343

http://www.nyabandonedangels.com/main/contact.html

Reply by CF on 8/31/09 10:57am
Msg #302363

A good vet's office may be a resource for you....

animal clinics or offices have people interested in adopting pets. We had to give up a cat; and she was taken by a family with 2 kids and we go to meet them too. Just another option. Good luck!

Reply by jba/fl on 8/31/09 11:26am
Msg #302367

Re: A good vet's office may be a resource for you....

Many vets have cages in the waiting room just for that purpose - to showcase an animal in need. What is nice: there is a fee for shots, spay/neuter and tests that have been done to assure one is received a 'sound' animal. I have taken many kittens, feral, that I have found and they get homes and care that is needed.

Free has no value; pets have value and should not be given away. Understandably, there are exceptions, but do you have the time to check out, etc. if you don't know the adopter?