Dog Housing?

Submitted by dillaryavinton t3_115s1ud in newhaven

Somewhat strange question, but a friend is looking to rehome their dog. I have fallen hopelessly and completely for this dog and would love to take her, but I am in a lease for 3 more months that can't accept pets due to a roommate's allergies. After that, I would easily be able to adopt this wonderful pup and want nothing more. I'm trying to figure out an idea for these next 3 months of my lease so that I can take her once I am off it. Any suggestions at all? Boarding options are really expensive, but I still might have to go for it.

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HappyAnimalCracker t1_j939fmw wrote

Humane societies and rescue groups often have lists of fosters available. You could also inquire at your veterinary office for potential fosters.

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Tiny-Permission-3069 t1_j9497kl wrote

Replying to dillaryavinton (#1,861,987)

Damn, that’s too big. 😕 I would foster her for a small fee +dog food, but I have a small apartment that doesn’t allow dogs over 40lbs. Maybe you could find someone with a yard that would do the same.

Just get everything in writing regarding a timeline, how much money you are providing for boarding services, and that it is still YOUR dog. I wish you all luck!

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