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10-15-2008, 02:50 PM
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**wolf hybrid breeder near ELGIN OKLAHOMA**
Hi!
I knew of a wolf hybrid breeder in Elgin at one point and now I'm needing her number or email. I can't seem to find any ads in the american classifieds or online.
I'm not needing to buy one just trying to find a good home for one. If anyone has any idea what her number is that'll be great.
Or if you know of any others in the area!
Thanks!
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10-15-2008, 03:44 PM
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10-15-2008, 03:59 PM
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thanks ill check it out!
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10-15-2008, 04:03 PM
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thanks again but i don't want him going to a shelter. I really want him to go to a home...
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10-15-2008, 04:07 PM
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thanks again but i don't want him going to a shelter. I really want him to go to a home...
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You might contact HUA.org and see if they know of an organizaton that places them. Wolf hybrids are much more common in the northern parts of the country, like Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Alaska. |
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10-15-2008, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by karibear
You might contact HUA.org and see if they know of an organizaton that places them. Wolf hybrids are much more common in the northern parts of the country, like Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Alaska.
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The only sanctuary here is in Broken Bow (i think that's where it said). These are really hard to manage animals and it breaks my heart to get rid of him. I'm just so scared that I won't know where he is later on or if he's okay. If anyone knows someone with experience in the area that may be interested please let me know.... thanks |
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10-15-2008, 05:20 PM
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The only sanctuary here is in Broken Bow (i think that's where it said). These are really hard to manage animals and it breaks my heart to get rid of him. I'm just so scared that I won't know where he is later on or if he's okay. If anyone knows someone with experience in the area that may be interested please let me know.... thanks
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May I ask why you are giving him up? |
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10-16-2008, 08:10 AM
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May I ask why you are giving him up?
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We're moving to Colorado in January and unfortunatly can't take him with us. We will be living in an apartment for the first year at least and can't have him cooped up. It's absolutely heartbreaking to have to do this and I want to know for sure that he's not going to end up in a shelter.  |
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10-16-2008, 09:50 AM
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We're moving to Colorado in January and unfortunatly can't take him with us. We will be living in an apartment for the first year at least and can't have him cooped up. It's absolutely heartbreaking to have to do this and I want to know for sure that he's not going to end up in a shelter. |
Try some of the rescues in CO then. I know there are quite a few, mostly for horses and hunting dogs, but they also do a fair amount of netweorking and there may be a place for him there. Not all the sanctuaries are cages, either. Some of them do provide as natural and environment as possible. There's one in CA, east/central, I think, that mostly takes in retired or seized circus animals, and it's more of a wildlife preserve. Check each one out to see what the facilities are like - not all of them are 'no-kill shelters.' Some of those, I think death would be kinder. |
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