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Hi i currently live in Fl and i am relocating to Syracuse in September. I am trying to find a loft in the downtown area that is pet friendly because I have two small shih tzus. I have searched and it seems that alot of places do not accept dogs. If anyone has and helpful information i would appreciate it. I am looking to spend no more than $850 a month since i will probably have to pay for parking and pet fees.
This is quite sad. I've seen this too and as a result when we move up there it looks like we ether have to buy right away or find our dog a new home We have a big dog (Shar-Pei, Pit Bull mix) and all the places I found in our price range don't alow big dogs or don't have any type of yard that will work for her. This is a tough one for us just because she's such a good dog and really needs a family that will spoil her. She's a big baby. We worry that if we have to find her a new home that she may end out in the wrong hands.
Aww i understand where you are coming from. It's hard for me to find something for small dogs let along big ones. But unfortunately for me i would never be able to get rid of my dogs no matter what. If i have to find a place that is not downtown i will. Well good luck and i hope you decide to keep your dog i'm sure she will have a better home with you no matter where you live.
Try this link, I purposely googled "dog friendly apartments in downtown syracsue" and found the following links which seem to be in your price range...
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alayna522 - where are you moving from in Florida? I am a native of Syracuse and the metro area is changing for the better, I miss it dearly. The only thing keeping me here in Florida is job related, but that could change!
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I am in sw fl area i have been here for 10 yrs i moved here from NJ. I absolutely am over Fl. I have to say i am a northerner and i miss my seasons. I loved Fl at first but i can only take so much heat ya know. Fl is a great place to visit not to live unless ur retiring lol. I lived in Syracuse when i was younger and loved it but I am moving there now because my partner got a job offer out there. I am very excited to be moving back up north. On the other hand i have no idea why it is so hard to find a place that excepts small dogs. Do you know anything about the Lofts/Apartments downtown. I have been looking into the Lakefront Lofts they are located at 689 N.Clinton St if you are familiar with the area is it a decent one? I haven't been able to find any prices and i believe they accept small dogs. I'm waiting to get a call back hopefully it would be good news i'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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We have a big dog (Shar-Pei, Pit Bull mix) and all the places I found in our price range don't alow big dogs or don't have any type of yard that will work for her. This is a tough one for us just because she's such a good dog and really needs a family that will spoil her. She's a big baby. We worry that if we have to find her a new home that she may end out in the wrong hands.
