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In a message dated 4/13/2005 8:15:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
marine6370@sbcglobal.net writes:
, in my experience it is a mistake to automatically equate wealth with good quality care of an animal. I was not implying anything about "manner of keeping". I was asking
advice of the list as to how different rescues follow-up on adoptions in gated
communities (that is after the initial homecheck is performed). It is easy
to gain access when they are expecting you for their appointment, but do you add
a clause in the adoption contract?
These people appeared to be a wonderful home, had a Pyr live to the age of
12, and her mother is a retired groomer, so the dog is in excellent
condition. They even had Tonka fully vetted and vaccinated the day
before they brought him to me to stay.
I did not mean to imply anything about wealth of a prospective
adoptor. However, it is a consideration to know that a large dog's medical
needs can be met without any difficulty, if they arise.
Pardon me if I offended you.
Regards,
Lisa
Oliver (Beardie), Derby (Aussie), Jelly (Tibetan Terrier), Taffy (Kuvasz) Sophie, CeeCee, Tonka, Cubbie, & TrixieSueFrances (Great Pyrenees) ALL RESCUED! Oliver's House, Incorporated - 561.379.8328 - oliverslb@aol.com "Dedicated to the rescue, rehabililitation, and placement of dogs in Palm Beach County" |