Free Staffy To Good Home From Deceased Estate

[Barts]

A lady my family knows has recently deceased.

She has a 1 year old white female staffy, i would gladly take her but i have to dogs and not enough space or the facilities for another dog.

She isn't well socialised but she is very people friendly.

Time is of the importance here, i will ship her to anyone in australia free of charge. She is up to date on all her vacc's.

If she isn't adopted i'm afraid she will be surrendered and put down.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

[ellz]

Is she registered and if so, have you attempted to contact her breeder?

[Barts]

Is she registered and if so, have you attempted to contact her breeder?

Not from a registered breeder, from what i understand she bought the dog through a friends son. If i knew the breeder then they would be the first people i'd contact.

[tianakaesha]

Is she desexed? If not, will she be desexed prior to rehoming?

[Parkeyre]

just a heads up; all dogs advertised on DOL must be desexed.

ETA: On the dol forums..

Edited August 6, 2010 by Parkeyre

[moko81]

just a heads up; all dogs advertised on DOL must be desexed.

:p in the breeds section, a u sure? We advertised a boy for rehoming a mth or so ago & he wasn't desexed

Edited August 6, 2010 by moko81

[tianakaesha]

an unregistered staffy? Most definitely.

[Parkeyre]

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[Barts]

Is she desexed? If not, will she be desexed prior to rehoming?

She is desexed, and fully vaccinated

[moko81]

just a heads up; all dogs advertised on DOL must be desexed.

ETA: On the dol forums..

Just seen the "on the dol forums" bit :p

[tianakaesha]

Bart, that's great to hear! It helps with rehoming if people know that.. I hope she finds a home!

[Ravyk]

Barts, try contacting SA Dog Rescue. They maybe able to take her.