Pets Rescue
Rescuing pets can be a tricky business.
There are many different kinds of pets that need rescue.
Have you decided what kind of pet you want to rescue? Most of us think to rescue a pet is exclusively dogs and cats.
That's simply not true.
Here's just a few of the kinds of pets that can be rescued.
Aquarium fish, birds, butterflies, goats, horses, insects, pigs, rabbits, reptiles, turtles.
Along with your decision to rescue a pet, comes the question - what kind of pet? Couple that with the questions, young, old, healthy, special needs, temporary foster or permanent care for your pet? Some of the questions you'll have to answer will self dictate the answer.
For example, do you live on a farm, in a small apartment? Are you looking for personal companionship? What kind of pet rescue will fit best with your family? Multiple pets? Just one? Is budget a consideration? Do you want a mixed breed or purebred? Who knew there would be so many choices? Do your homework.
There's no shortage of information available about each variety when it comes to pet rescue.
Books, DVD's, and lots of websites offering species information as well as adoption and pet rescue information.
It's imperative to know what you're looking to accomplish when it comes to rescuing a pet.
Make a list of the pros and cons of each species you may be considering.
Ask your friends.
Go on a website and read its blog about pets.
You'll be amazed at the information you'll learn.
Ask a veterinarian.
And very importantly, when it comes to saving a pet, can you meet the needs of the pet you're considering? Once you've made your selection, everyday, keep in mind that responsible pet rescue and ownership depends on YOU!
There are many different kinds of pets that need rescue.
Have you decided what kind of pet you want to rescue? Most of us think to rescue a pet is exclusively dogs and cats.
That's simply not true.
Here's just a few of the kinds of pets that can be rescued.
Aquarium fish, birds, butterflies, goats, horses, insects, pigs, rabbits, reptiles, turtles.
Along with your decision to rescue a pet, comes the question - what kind of pet? Couple that with the questions, young, old, healthy, special needs, temporary foster or permanent care for your pet? Some of the questions you'll have to answer will self dictate the answer.
For example, do you live on a farm, in a small apartment? Are you looking for personal companionship? What kind of pet rescue will fit best with your family? Multiple pets? Just one? Is budget a consideration? Do you want a mixed breed or purebred? Who knew there would be so many choices? Do your homework.
There's no shortage of information available about each variety when it comes to pet rescue.
Books, DVD's, and lots of websites offering species information as well as adoption and pet rescue information.
It's imperative to know what you're looking to accomplish when it comes to rescuing a pet.
Make a list of the pros and cons of each species you may be considering.
Ask your friends.
Go on a website and read its blog about pets.
You'll be amazed at the information you'll learn.
Ask a veterinarian.
And very importantly, when it comes to saving a pet, can you meet the needs of the pet you're considering? Once you've made your selection, everyday, keep in mind that responsible pet rescue and ownership depends on YOU!
