Read About Puppy Finder

Puppy Finder helps bring about joyful reunions between puppies and their masters or new masters. Here's everything you need to know about adoption.

Puppy Finder -- Reasons and Facts

1. Why Adopt:

   Puppies that are abandoned or lost have a slim chance of survival unless they are rehabilitated. Hence, adopting lost puppies gives them a chance to live again.

2. What Pet to Adopt:

   You must do some research on the different breeds of dogs and then select the breed that suits your liking.

3. When to Adopt:

   You should not adopt a puppy just because the rescue shelter advertises it. Think of adopting it only when you are prepared mentally, physically and financially and everyone at home can welcome the new member.

Puppy Finder -- Where to Look

1. Online:

   Puppy finders or rescue shelters are listed in all major internet sites of dog clubs.

2. Classifieds:

   Newspapers and dog magazines have periodic advertisements of dogs that are found by people and rescue shelters.

3. Pet Shows:

   Some found purebred puppies can be displayed in dog shows, where people come to see and buy them.

4. Local Vet:

   The local vet maintains a bulletin board on which the names of puppies recently found in shelters are displayed.

Puppy Finder -- What to Look For

1. Pet Temperament:

   Puppies that had been lost and found again may be listless and confused with their new surroundings. They may forget all training, or cling to the methods they used to adopt before.

2. Pet's Surroundings:

   Such puppies must not be left alone. They should always be provided company of people, children or other puppies if possible.

3. Pet's Health:

   Preliminary treatment methods are promptly undertaken at the rescue shelter. All remaining vaccines and inoculations must be given by the person who buys the puppy.

4. What to Avoid:

   Avoid being strict with puppies. It was negligence and carelessness that made the puppy get lost in the first place.

Puppy Finder -- How to Choose

1. Type of Pet:

   Select the breed which you like. Do not make a decision emotionally and later regret it. You should enjoy being the master of that breed.

2. Supplies & Equipment:

   They will need the same supplies as any other puppy would require.

3. Expense:

   Getting a puppy from a rescue shelter is cheap. But if you are the original master of the puppy and have now found it, you shall have to pay some reward to the puppy finder.