While it is true that occasionally, an animal won’t fit in, 9 out of 10 times (yeah, I made that figure up) it’s just a matter of patience, or adjusting. Animals not getting along with the new pet in the household. Removed everything of value that can be ruined? Well… just make a valiant effort with this one…Ģ. Take a deep breath, and just concentrate on getting through one day at a time. You are not unlike all your friends and family who own pets it’s not the end of your world. You will develop new routines, and your life will go on as before, just better! Maybe you will go through a few sleepless nights, but it’s nothing you can’t handle. Your life will change for sure, but it’s unlikely to be for the worse. Suddenly, you feel like turning around and undoing everything it’s all been a big mistake!īut it’s ok, things will be fine, believe me. You wonder whether you can be everything they deserve. You wonder whether it’s fair on your new animal. Suddenly, you’re hit with the overwhelming feeling of responsibility and knowledge that your life will never be the same, and you wonder if you are ready for this. The Initial Freak Out can happen a week after you’ve brought your new pet home, the very day you bring your new pet home, or even while you’re driving home with your new pet in your arms.īelieve it or not, it’s okay –we’ve all been there. Having done Rescue for so many years, I doubt there is anything I haven’t heard of, so let’s go over a few of the common issues. During the days and weeks that follow the arrival of your newly adopted family member, you’re sure to encounter some hiccups and challenges.

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