Q: An adoptee is not returning a cat or our calls from the rescue. I found he falsified, and also did not follow rules regarding acclimating the cat. She's already escaped once and it's only been 10 days. They say they won't return her until they get another cat, but I fear for this cat's safety. What can I do?
My now Ex-boyfriend who was selling kittens gave me one before things ended. Now he is asking for the kitten back.
We decided to surrender both of our dogs to a local shelter this month. One of them has been adopted and one of them remains in the shelter. We are wondering if we can get him back through re-adoption.
I want to adopt a cat from a shelter because it is going to be euthanized soon, but I am willing to take care of it until I can find it a home.
I had to take my dog in to be euthanized. I asked to have her cremated and the ashes put in an urn and sent to me. After approximately three weeks I started calling the vet and they told me they could not find my dog's ashes.
I had two days of long shifts and asked my Grandma to watch the dog for the day, and she re-homed him. The new owner got in a car accident and returned him. My Grandma didn't tell me this amd the dog began living with my Aunt. When I asked for him back my Aunt was beside herself, so I told her she could keep him only if she gave him back if need be.
I received the dog 3 weeks ago. It got out and the vet called the number on the tag. The original owner drove two hours and picked up the dog. How can I get the dog back?
Can I sue the breeder for the difference of the cost of a papered puppy verses a non-papered puppy?
I purchased a dog that was bred for sport. I tried to train him in the sport myself but I got to the point where I no longer had enough knowledge on how to train the dog for the sport and returned him to the breeder.
A friend of mine adopted a dog from the shelter, she found out she is not allowed to keep the dog where she lives. I told her I would foster the dog because I do not want it going back to the shelter. I don’t know what I’m legally supposed to do next.