San Diego Chicken meetup and Chat thread

[Knock Kneed Hen]

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I went to look and had no clue there were so many rabbits up for adoption.

When I head down there I may go and take a look and adopt. Anyone know what there adoption fees are?

Nancy

$25 (rabbit)and the satisfaction you're saving a life

edited for clarification

 

[luvanimals2]

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I went to look and had no clue there were so many rabbits up for adoption.

When I head down there I may go and take a look and adopt. Anyone know what there adoption fees are?

Nancy

$25 (rabbit)and the satisfaction you're saving a life

edited for clarification

Thanks for the info. Do you know if they are or will be spayed for the adoption fee? Just curious. I have no intentions of letting them breed but we all know what rabbits are like.

I think the fees are fair. YES! I must be a very satisfied human being because ALL of my dogs are from a rescue and I volunteer for them too. I believe it is the only way to go.

Nancy

 

[LALASD4]

Happy Thanksgiving.

 

[LALASD4]

I was looking for a dog earlier and I think they sometimes have free adoption events.

I am not sure about them, but I tried to adopt a dog from a group that setup in front of Petco and they have me fill out so many forms and ask so many questions that I just said forget it, it is easier to buy a dog.

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$25 (rabbit)and the satisfaction you're saving a life

edited for clarification

Thanks for the info. Do you know if they are or will be spayed for the adoption fee? Just curious. I have no intentions of letting them breed but we all know what rabbits are like.

I think the fees are fair. YES! I must be a very satisfied human being because ALL of my dogs are from a rescue and I volunteer for them too. I believe it is the only way to go.

Nancy

 

[Sweet Violet]

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

I had a coyote attack this morning after I let the girls out. I have silkies missing and one of my very favorite giant cochins.

Naomi

 

[Knock Kneed Hen]

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$25 (rabbit)and the satisfaction you're saving a life

edited for clarification

Thanks for the info. Do you know if they are or will be spayed for the adoption fee? Just curious. I have no intentions of letting them breed but we all know what rabbits are like.

I think the fees are fair. YES! I must be a very satisfied human being because ALL of my dogs are from a rescue and I volunteer for them too. I believe it is the only way to go.

Nancy

Yes, Nancy, they do spay and neuter before adopting out. They do from time to time have "specials". Also, older animals are always less too. Check out their website: www.sddac.com

 

[Knock Kneed Hen]

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So sorry!!

I always worry about hawks but I know that the coyotes are out there too.

 

[Knock Kneed Hen]

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Thanks for the info. Do you know if they are or will be spayed for the adoption fee? Just curious. I have no intentions of letting them breed but we all know what rabbits are like.

I think the fees are fair. YES! I must be a very satisfied human being because ALL of my dogs are from a rescue and I volunteer for them too. I believe it is the only way to go.

Nancy


Rescues serve a good purpose. I think many of them fear that the dog they saved, often from horrendous situations, will end up in a less than ideal situation. The worse thing is to get a call from a shelter that they have a dog with your rescue's microchip in them and the dog has been abused or neglected by the very people that you screened and found suitable to adopt them!!! I've gotten many dogs from the county shelter. That's where most of the rescue dogs come from anyhow....may as well skip the middle man.

 

[luvanimals2]

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I am So Sorry that happened.

I hope you find your favorite.

Nancy

 

[luvanimals2]

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Thanks for the info. Do you know if they are or will be spayed for the adoption fee? Just curious. I have no intentions of letting them breed but we all know what rabbits are like.

I think the fees are fair. YES! I must be a very satisfied human being because ALL of my dogs are from a rescue and I volunteer for them too. I believe it is the only way to go.

Nancy

Yes, Nancy, they do spay and neuter before adopting out. They do from time to time have "specials". Also, older animals are always less too. Check out their website: www.sddac.com

Thank You! I will look into it. A friend of mine lost her rabbit not too long ago and I may talk her into adopting one too.

Nancy