-naaaa

Dear Cebux,

Thank you for your kind intentions. I really appreciate it. The adoption fee is put up, for a reason.

reason for the $200 adoption fee - this is to assure the previous owner that the adopter is financially stable. if the adopter is miserly, not even bearing to part with a $200 adoption fee, how can the owner be assured that the adopter will be willing to spend $ on the dog if, the dog happens to be sick?
the owner and i, see no reason why the adoption fee should be waived.

the $200 - will go to purchasing 2 huge bags of cat food to feed the community cats. ( FYI )

the owner's worst nightmare is miserable adopters.

My aim is to see that the dog goes to a nice family, kind owner, who will give her a forever home, and will be willing to accomodate her, not leave her when she is sick, or when any other problem arises.
I want to ensure that the adopter will not return the dog at the end of the day. Because as time goes by, the dog is being passsed to more and more people, she will in turn loose her trust in humans and realize she's being passed around like a ball, which is not what i want.

Adopters will have to be screened thoroughly, by me. I'm really sorry if i am going to ask alot of questions, or go through a long thought because, i, am rehoming this dog, not selling it. once again, my intentions are to see that the dog gets to go to a forever home with loving owners. someone trustworthy. i will not treat adopters like customers, or provide an exellent customer service. because, once again, i would like the little dog to go to a home which will be very patient with her.

Slave of Debbie & Miko, (dogs) Emily & Timothy (bunnies) , Julian & Brandy ! (chinchillas)
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