Please ;
Meet as many times as you can with the potential new owner and ask them/find out as much detail about them and their home life as you can. Ask questions of them (have they had cats/dogs before; do they have a garden; work; children) – you are entrusting your animal family member with them and need to be as sure as you can that they can be trusted and are aware of the responsibilities of pet ownership.
Watch carefully how your pet/new owner (and family) interact during meetings.
Particular caution is needed when re homing certain breeds that may require special care and/or an experienced owner or ones that can be viewed as status/trophy breeds.
Also ;
Go with the new owner to re register the new details at the Beledeyesi and also change the details on the TRNC microchip database.
Go with them to you/their vet to introduce them and to pass on any previous medical conditions or treatment..
Spend as much time as possible with the new owner and your pet – do not rush into a decision.
Your decision will rest with your pet for the remainder of it’s life . Make sure it is the right decision.
For this owner it was the wrong decision and that will stay with her for the rest of her life --- this Kangal no longer has a life.
