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By SUE T
Date 24.02.04 13:03 UTC
Hi Everyone ,i am still looking for a dog for my MIL ,i am at the moment following suggestions on here to look at Breed Rescue,does anyone have any idea what i would expect to pay ?the reason i ask is that two breeds we have enquired to vary dramatically ,also what about ex show dogs,i know prices vary greatly from breed to breed ,does that make a differance when rescueing ? Bye Sue & Lola xx
By Jackie H
Date 24.02.04 13:18 UTC
Why not look at things the other way around, find a dog you like and pay the going price.
I know that when we were looking into rescuing a boxer we were told that we would be looking at spending approx £150-£200 as a donation.
By SUE T
Date 24.02.04 13:43 UTC
Hi Charanda ,thanks we have been asked to donate between £50 to almost £400! ,most of the general recues ask for about £100 approx these usually include vac's ,microchipping ,& neutering ,my mil is an oap and while she is able to look after a dog ,feed it ,insure it etc ,an immediate outlay of almost £400 was more than she could afford ,she is very low at the moment still missing Lucky very much ,but at the same time wanting to have another companion ,i did not think it would be so hard to find a dog for her ! Bye Sue & Lola xx
By SUE T
Date 24.02.04 14:51 UTC
Hi ,just had an email from a lady rec by Gwen here on Champdogs ",thanks Gwen" ,and she has been brilliant so fingers crossed now that i know what is and whats not acceptable, and lots of other expert advice i can stop worrying ,one step nearer our new pooch ..i hope !!thanks for the info though Bye Sue & Lola xx
By Daisy
Date 24.02.04 15:17 UTC
Battersea charge £70 currently (£50 4 years ago when we got ours) and this includes :
a microchip
free Petsafe membership for one year
neutering or a neutering voucher
a starter pack of food
health check, vaccinations and certificates
three months' outpatient treatment at Battersea Dogs Home
access to the Behaviour Hotline
Daisy
We paid £ 60 for Morse as he was a big pup - small dogs and pups cost £55. This included a weeks supply of food, a pamphlet by Gwen Bailey and a 25% discount voucher for neutering. When he got kennel cough 4 days later, they wheeled him off to the vet and treated the cough free, also returning him to our home and showing us how to give the tablets. The staff have always been there to support us and I think the cost of the dog reflects the running costs of the rescue centre - and we bought the collar and lead from their shop for £7 as per their rules
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