Adopting a DAS Dog
We ask that you do not email us to ask about adoption if there are no dogs available - we are no longer rehoming but may from time to time have a dog that needs a furever home
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If you feel you have the time, love and care to give a furever home to one of our gorgeous dogs, then please email us ONLY when you think a dog suitable for you is advertised and an application form can be sent to you - info@dasdogs.co.uk
We would ask that you complete the questions on this form with honesty, as it forms the basis for selecting the right dog for you.
DAS Dalmatians does not rehome on a first come, first served basis but matches owners with the dog. This has proved very successful over the years as very few dogs are returned to us.
Once the adoption registration form has been approved then a home assessment will be made. This is completed by appointment and helps to ensure that everything is in place for the adoption to take place.
There is an expectation that the adopter will travel a reasonable distance to pick up their new member of the family. Where great distances need to be travelled, then a DEFRA approved transporter will need to be used at the adopters expense.
An non refundable deposit is taken when the adoption is agreed and an adoption contribution is required 7 days before you collect your new friend. These are detailed on the form.
The adoption contribution helps us to do what we do and goes towards looking after the dogs in our care.
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Dogs available to adopt will be advertised on this page and on our Facebook page.
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Dogs available to adopt
If you think you fit the criteria for a particular dog, we ask that you email us for an application form
info@dasdogs.co.uk
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My name is Windel
I am a young American Bulldog and I have broken ears
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​I was an unclaimed stray
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I am possibly 1 - 2 years old
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I don't know if any of you know how the stray dog system works in this country ?
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After 7 days of not being claimed, strays are 'available' to rescues to rehome them - they have to be collected to make room for the next stray that is picked up
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They can't just go to a member of the public in case they have problems and an unknown bite history
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If there is no rescue space offered, then the dogs are euthanised - can you imagine just how many lose their lives every week ? It doesn't bear thinking about
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Most of these dogs are fit and healthy, there is just nowhere for them to go
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A friend sent me this picture and my heart just melted - he was being 'advertised' by the wonderful Linda Whitaker who works tirelessly to help strays and is an all round superwoman !!
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We want to thank her and her supporters for sorting and donating towards his transport run
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No, he's not a Dalmatian or a Dane, he's a mini Snogga
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He's a deaf American Bulldog - they are not an XL Bully that is banned yet so many people get them mixed up
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He arrived a few weeks ago to stop that beautiful little face from being needlessly murdered
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We have no idea where he came from or anything about him so it's a bit of a risk as with any unknown dog but one worth taking to make him safe - the kennel staff said he was a lovely boy
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I've called him Windel
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He's such a friendly little boy and just wants a cuddle and bum rub
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He is very clever and quick to learn new things
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He's walking brilliantly on a lead and has integrated with the kids here now
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​As previously stated, we have no details about him, he is an unclaimed stray
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No matter what his future is, we will not let him be adopted by people with young children, no matter how dog savvy they are
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NOT KNOWN WITH CATS
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NO CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 14
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CAN LIVE WITH ANOTHER DOG AFTER INTRODUCTIONS
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A YOUNG RETIRED / SEMI RETIRED PERSON / PEOPLE WOULD BE IDEAL FOR HIM - HE WON'T BE REHOMED TO PEOPLE THAT WORK FULL TIME - IT WOULD NOT BE FAIR ON HIM TO BE LEFT FOR HOURS ON END
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HE IS SUCH A WONDERFUL LITTLE BOY AND DESERVES ONLY THE BEST HOME
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Please only email if you fit the criteria
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Thank you
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