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A girl that I work with just got a divorce and is going to take her two pure bred shih tzus (ages 6 & 8) to the shelter on Friday morning. I can't stand the thougt of her doing that.

I am seriously considering taking them, but I cannot keep them long term. How do I go about finding someone to take these two dogs. I hate to have her dump them off somewhere.

I have looked and cannot find a shih tzu rescue in Salt Lake City.

Any ideas?

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I don't really either. She just got a divorce and moved into a townhouse that would let her keep her dogs. Now, 2 months later, the landlords are selling the townhouse and she has to move right away. She says she can't find anyone who will accept dogs.

I am certainly not making excuses. I think that what she is doing is very very wrong and she should look a little harder for a place that will take dogs. I have tried to tell her this in a nice way, but she has already made up her mind.

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Maybe theres also fighting going on between her and the ex on who gets the dogs and so she feels they should goto a new home with someone else all together? Happens all the time around here.


Maybe try talking to her and saying u could keep them until she finds a place that allows dogs?

DON'T shoot me...thats just from what we get at the shelter I volunteer at.

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Jessashelony napisał(a):
CincoandDahlilasgirl napisał(a):
Maybe theres also fighting going on between her and the ex on who gets the dogs and so she feels they should goto a new home with someone else all together? Happens all the time around here.


That's just stupid... If it came down to that, I would rather my dogs stay with my ex who loves them and they love then putting them in a new home...

So would I but the shelter here gets ALOT of animals cuz of divorce.

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its not unusual. I read a story (maybe it was here) about a woman who brought the dogs in to be euthanized because the court awarded them to her husband (pets are still considered property) in the divorce settlement. she came into the marriage with the dogs already there. she wanted to euth them rather than let him have them....

the vet stopped it right up front. had her sign them over to him, saying he'd keep them until he could find them homes (didnt say who's home) the called the husband and turned them over to him. (perfectly legal, the courts had awarded him the dogs. if he had refused the euth she would have taken them elsewhere to be done).

he sued her, and won...

:lol:

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