How to Rescue a Lhasa Apso in Texas

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This one is waiting to be rescued!

The Lhasa Apso may seem hard to find in shelters, especially in a cow-dog kind of state like Texas, but after a few steps, you'll be well on your way to rescuing your own Lhasa Apso.

Instructions

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      Study up on your dog breeds. Make sure the Lhasa Apso is a good breed for you. he last thing you want is a dog that is not compatible with you and your family.

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      Keep in mind that there are breed-specific searches online. Go to a site such as Petfinder and type in "Lhasa Apso." After you give Petfinder your location and the breed, the site will give you a list of all Lhasa Apso dogs within your range.

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      Spend some time looking for the Lhasa Apso that you want.

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      After deciding on the dog you want on Petfinder, double-click on the dog and get all of the information you need. Sometimes the fee to adopt is different, depending on the shelter. Petfinder is a service used by many shelters each with their own adopting policies.

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      After going to the right site for your dog, you will need to fill out their application, possibly be put on a waiting list, participate in a home visit, and submit veterinary records (if you have owned a pet). Every site and shelter varies, so read all of their information.

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      Be prepared to wait. No one finds their perfect match immediately. Your Lhasa Apso might take longer to rescue than to buy a Lhasa Apso from a breeder or a pet store but in the end, you will be helping your community, your wallet and your new companion.

Tips & Warnings

  • A dog is a big commitment.

  • Do not try to rescue a dog if you are not willing to spend time with it, train it, and take care of it.

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Resources

  • Photo Credit www.petfindercom/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10016544

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