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Question by believe in miracles: Information on rabbits?
I am very interested in buying a rabbit (had one years ago) but don’t remember how much does it usually cost to feed a rabbit each month, what about the stuff to put on bottom of cage (was told to use something called “Yesterdays News”, absorbs odors good, maybe Care Fresh?- use that for my hamster)? What else should I know?

Best answer:

Answer by me_luv_my_peeps
I have 23 rabbits which are outdoors! For your first question it usually cost 10 bucks at least a month it really depends on how much you use. You should go to the pet store and by wood shaving for your rabbit( hamster). You should put your rabbit in a save enviorment away from other animals, up high like on a dresser or table. And when you let your rabbit run around inside close all cracks that the rabbit my get into. If you take you rabbit outside buy a special leash for your or you could buy wire and make a little fence in area for your rabbit to run around.

Be aware when you take you rabbit outside because if he or she eats to much grass it will get diarea.spelling try to avoid your rabbit with making any contact with other rabbbits because you rabbit could get snufles or any other sicknesses!!!
If you need any more info go to www.arba.com and you can go to this website to buy cheap books and equipment!!! Hopes this helps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : ) (:

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New Social Network for Pet Owners, PetNetWorld.com, Debuts April 27, 2011

Blue Grass, IA (PRWEB) April 27, 2011

Dogs are man’s best friend so why not have a site dedicated to pet owners and their pets? Pets are a part of our families and lives and this site is dedicated to them. PetNetWorld.com, a social pet network for pets worldwide, debuts late April 2011. It’s a place to unite pet owners nationally and globally. More importantly, PetNetWorld.com is a free online avenue that allows pet owners and animal activists to make a difference in the lives of pets worldwide.

Brainchild of Lola VanDeWalle, PetNetWorld.com resulted from the lack of resources for pet rescue. The idea grew from being an online resource to post pet adoption information, to a place where registered users can post pet tips, create groups, add photos, information, start local clubs, and more. PetNetWorld is a place where anyone can help find homes for animals in need in their areas.

“PetNetWorld will be a big plus for pet owners worldwide. It’s a place to share your passion and love for pets with others who love their animals as much as you. You can create a groups free of charge for your animal organization and groups,” says VanDeWalle.

Registration is easy and free. You complete the form and start uploading information, pictures, videos, and add content. Users have the ability to create groups for their local clubs, organizations, and pet information within PetNetWorld to help with pet rescue efforts and find homes for pets in your local area.

“You can really make a difference when you use PetNetWorld. If you know an animal that needs a home, whether you come across a stray or you know someone who needs help finding a home for homeless animals, you can reach other pet lovers by creating a group and posting pet information and pictures,” says Lola VanDeWalle. “Being one of those people trying to find homes for animals myself, I wanted a place to do that.”

When discussing PetNetWorld with others, VanDeWalle said that the appeal was in pet adoption and reaching out to exchange information with other pet owners. Animals need homes, and unless you’re a pet rescue group, it’s hard to reach out and place animals on your own. The initial goal for PetNet World was to create local networks online where pets can be found and adopted and be able to reach out to others pet owners and share information. PetNetWorld has some fun features that include celebrity pets and Twitter. Share information and photos with people from around the World.

“It will open a world of information, sharing knowledge, and finding homes for animals in need,” continues VanDeWalle.

Animal lovers, veterinarians, pet owners, animal rescue groups, pet organizations/clubs and the public can register and learn more about PetNetWorld at petnetworld.com.

About PetNetWorld.com

PetNet World was created and developed by Lola VanDeWalle in an effort to help pet rescue efforts across the world and create a social network to exchange by serving as an online pet information center.

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Question by Libby T: Humane society animal shelter: Can we pay fees online and get dog Tuesday, if approved?
We saw a cute little dog on a local news “Pet Finder” segment last night. We live in an adjacent county, and I work this weekend. My husband is retired and cares for our other dogs during the day. He thinks we should both go to adopt the dog together, next Tuesday, when I’m off work.

I’ve filled out the online pre-screening application; we treat our other two dogs like children; they live inside, have a large fenced yard, are current on their vaccinations, and so on.

How can I assure that our application will be given due consideration, even though we can’t be there in person when they open up at 10:00AM on Saturday? Can we pay a fee or retainer, or make a donation online, and ask that they “hold” the dog till Tuesday morning?

If anyone has any experience with animal shelter adoptions, either as a worker or volunteer, or a pet-parent, I’d sure appreciate some feedback on this. She looks perfect for our little family (we have 13 years experience with the breed in question). Thanks!
My husband is retired and is with our dogs 24/7. He provides excellent care and companionship to the dogs. While it’s true that I still work 80-88 hrs a week, the rest of the time, we’re with our dogs. We take a vacation once a year, at which time, our retired neighbor dog-sits; they consider her part of the family. She watches TV with them. I really believe our dogs have it made in the shade (or rather, the air-conditioned home, with fenced yard).

We are accustomed to female pugs; the personality profile given for this dog matched what we have experienced with our own dogs.

Just because we couldn’t be first in line at the animal shelter today shouldn’t mean we’d be less than ideal dog-parents. Let’s say a working mom and irresponsible tail-pulling tot are first in line. Does that mean they will make better owners, since they got there first?

Thanks for your input, but I guess I was looking for a more reasoned response, from someone who actually read my question…
I meant 80-88 hrs biweekly; 40-42 hrs per week…

Best answer:

Answer by Pamela
Wouldn’t it be better to go see the dog in person. And if you can’t find time to go look at the dog you want how can you find time to take care of a dog after you get it.
You can have all the experience in the world but adopting a dog in this matter is sheer foolishness.

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