RESCUE & ADOPTION
SERVICE
How Dog's come to Man's Best Friend
Dogs who find themselves under the care of Man's Best Friend come to the
association via many different routes, these being advertising, word of mouth or
via contact made to take advantage of the wide range of professional services
Man's Best Friend has to offer.
Comprehensive Information
Upon inducting a dog into the association's rescue and re-homing process, great
pains are taken to obtain as much information as is available about each dog.
Detailed forms are completed outlining the history, current status and any
specific or relevant details that are applicable. Armed with this
information, steps are taken to ease each dog into the rescue process as easily
as possible.
Settling in Period
A settling in period where diet and any veterinary requirements are taken
care of is allowed according to the individual requirements of each dog. During
this time, close observation takes place with a view to formulating an
individual training programme and behaviour modification plan if required.
Training
Along with the initial information we obtain, coupled with our own
observations and assessment, a training and behavioural programme is undertaken,
tailored to meet each dog's individual requirements.
Placement
Whilst training is being undertaken, it is ascertained as to where each dog
would be happiest and most fulfilled. With this in mind steps are taken to find
the appropriate new home best suited to each individual rescue dog. When
a potential new home is located a comprehensive and gradual re-homing process is
undertaken.