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TheNewGirl · 10-22-2010, 05:33 AM

Use Petfinder. It will search the SPCA as well as all the other rescue orgs close to you. There is a lot more than just the SPCA out there.

BUT if you're just now moving out, and you're going to be renting, I recommend you wait a few years until you settle down. Dogs live a long time and it's irresponsible to take one on if you don't know what your circomstances will be in a year or two. If you do adopt a dog now, make sure your parents are willing to take him/her in should you find yourself in a position where your land lord says you can't keep him, you have to move into a place that you can't have dogs, ect.

Maybe taking your current dog with you would be the best idea?

10-22-2010, 05:33 AM	#5
TheNewGirl Diagonally parked in a parallel universe Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Coquitlam Posts: 1,476 Thanked 522 Times in 263 Posts Failed 102 Times in 40 Posts	Use Petfinder. It will search the SPCA as well as all the other rescue orgs close to you. There is a lot more than just the SPCA out there. BUT if you're just now moving out, and you're going to be renting, I recommend you wait a few years until you settle down. Dogs live a long time and it's irresponsible to take one on if you don't know what your circomstances will be in a year or two. If you do adopt a dog now, make sure your parents are willing to take him/her in should you find yourself in a position where your land lord says you can't keep him, you have to move into a place that you can't have dogs, ect. Maybe taking your current dog with you would be the best idea? __________________ ~ Just another noob looking for a clue