Halloweve posted:
Well, he is on a chain right now, but not by choice, this was a hurried decision to bring him here, to save him from the pound. He can go under the pines and lay on soft needles..or lay in the snow/grass..like he seems to like for now.
We will atleast build him a house this weekend for starters.
I wish my Mom and Dad would take him..but they are set in their ways, and a big dog is not in the picture. If we can't do the best for him, I will be diligent in finding him a perfect home, without giving up on the dog.
I understand that and is why my post is so neutral in tone. I'm kind of a freak about dogs, the whole 'dog on a chain' thing really makes my blood boil, but I get you are trying to do the best you can.
If it is the best you can do, you would be best trying to find a home for him.
I would start looking at private rescue organizations:
http://www.siberianrescue.com/
I pulled that up from a google search. Regions usually have their own organizations - for example, 2 of my 3 bassets we got from Basset Rescue of Old Dominion, which is for the MD\Va\Pa\West-by-God area. Check google and see what is near you.
Please note, I am trying to be helpful and not flame you. Sometimes, despite our best intentions, we aren't equipped to be proper stewards for some animals. Recognizing that and getting the animal to someone who can is the best thing you can do for them. I've been through this personally - it sucks - but being a good steward means doing what is right for the animal, not for you.
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. His next home..where ever it is will be better. You would not believe how beautiful he is, he looks like a show dog. The furr on his face is all puffy..he sorta looks like he is not even real he is so pretty. 