Rehoming Jake

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

477075

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Mixed

Location

Bremen, Haralson County, Georgia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

One day I was in my yard and Jake ran up to me. We tried to find his owners by taking him to the shelter and vet to check for a microchip. No one claimed him. We fell in love with him so we decided we would keep him. He is very affectionate and friendly. He loves our cats and chickens. The ONLY reason we are needing to re-home him is due to my 3 year old has been having horrible allergic reactions to Jake. His eyes and hands flare up. He has been having to take steroids and I do not want him to have to continue to do that. I do not want Jake to have to be an outside dog when he has so much love it give. If you are interested please message me. There will be a small rehoming free to make sure he goes to a good home. Things new owner need to know about jake is he has separation anxiety because he is used to having me work from home. He is afraid of storms and tries to break out of his cage if he is scared. But he is mostly just a sweet boy who wants to be by your side.

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FAQ about Rehoming Jake

Why are you rehoming Jake?

We are rehoming Jake due to my 3-year-old son experiencing severe allergic reactions to him. Despite our love for Jake, we want to prioritize our child's health and well-being.

What is Jake's temperament like?

Jake is very affectionate and friendly. He loves to spend time with our cats and chickens, making him a great companion for a loving family.

Does Jake have any special needs?

Yes, Jake has some separation anxiety as he is accustomed to having someone at home with him. He can also be scared during storms, so it’s important to create a calm environment for him.

Is there a rehoming fee for Jake?

Yes, there will be a small rehoming fee to ensure that Jake goes to a loving and responsible home.

What type of home is best for Jake?

The ideal home for Jake would be one where he has plenty of love and attention. A family that is patient and understanding of his needs, and ideally one where someone is often home, would be perfect for him.