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Some owners find themselves in a position where they feel they need to give up a pet. This could be for numerous reasons, but giving them up should always be a last resort. On this page, we outline some ways you can avoid having to rehome your pet, and explain what to do if you have no other option but to find your pet a loving new home.
- Where Do I Start?
- What Happens to My Pet Once They’Re in Blue Cross Care?
- What If I Can’T Keep My Blue Cross Pet?
- What If I Need to Give Up My horse?
- I’m Worried My Pet Will Outlive Me
- I Am Feeling Really Sad About Giving Up My Pet
If you wish to discuss the option of giving up your pet or horse please call your nearest Blue Cross rehoming centre and follow the options for ‘give up a pet’ or email pet.admissions@bluecross.org.uk. Our Rehoming Admissions team will ask a few simple questions and listen without judgement. At this stage we ask for some basic information regarding...
Dogs, cats and rabbits will be carefully assessed by a vet, and all species are assessed by a member of our experienced team so we can give them any special care they need and match them to the right home. After the assessment period they will be ready for rehoming, providing there are not any veterinary or behaviour issues that we need to address....
We never forget a Blue Cross pet and we understand that your circumstances can change. If you need to give up your Blue Cross pet, please call your nearest Blue Cross rehoming centre and follow the options for ‘give up a pet’ or email pet.admissions@bluecross.org.uk.
We know that having to find a new home for your horse is a very difficult thing to do, but we're here to do all we can to help. If you're thinking of giving up your horse due to the increased cost of living, we have lots of helpful advice and ideas on cutting costs without compromising care.
Many people worry about what will happen if their pets outlive them. If you feel there’s no one you can ask to take on your companion, our Pet Peace of Mindservice might be for you.
Parting with a pet is really upsetting, particularly when you have no other option. We run a free and confidential helpline for people who are struggling with being separated from a pet. All of our specially trained team have experienced pet loss and they volunteer their time to help others during this devastating time. Contact Pet Loss Supportif y...
We understand that considering giving up your dog can be a heartbreaking decision, so before you decide, consider some alternative options that might help you stay together. Try our advice tool for helpful support tailored to your situation. Let's get started.
If you choose to surrender your animal, you'll be asked to complete a surrender contract. Your signature on this contract represents a permanent decision on your part. This legally binding contract gives full ownership of the animal to PAWS Animal Shelter.
What happens once you've decided to give up your dog to Dogs Trust? We'll take you through the process from your first contact to bringing your dog to us. 1. Contact us. We understand what a difficult call this might be. Our staff will listen without judgment and help you make the right decision for your dog.
We will work with owners and their pets to complete relevant veterinary and behavioural checks, then find new homes with minimal appointments at our site. If you’re thinking about giving up your pet for rehoming, talk to our team as soon as you can. Call 0300 303 9333, 8am to 4pm, 7 days a week.
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Mar 21, 2022 · Giving up a beloved pet is never an easy decision to make, even when it's unavoidable. Many people who have to surrender their pet to a shelter or new home never before imagined that they would be forced to make such a horrible choice.
