Thanks for the update Julie I'm really pleased these dogs have been given homes. Would of been even better if it was here with us

Thanks for the update Julie, and well done to you and the NI people for your efforts in helping these dogs.

I am very pleased to hear that these dogs have been rehomed, thanks to the involvment of many, can I just ask a question re NI rehoming? is it normal for rescues to be spayed/neutered before going to their new homes or shortly after like so many breed rescues do? of have breeding restrictions placed on them by the society rescue? this is NOT a question to start arguments I just wanted to know for future reference.

Mo

Well the RSPCA said they would neuter/spay them in the original post..

But having saw some of the rescue pages posted on here it would seem that some are actually advertising them as good breeding dogs.

I can't figure out which is the official breed rescue and if they actually do have a spay/neuter policy..

any northern inuit that is rehomed through the norther inuit society rescue has to be castrated/spayed,under no circomstances do they go for breeding

three of the five dogs were picked up this morning,and tonight we took one to his new home[it took him all of ten seconds to settle in].im sure you will hear all about him soon as the new owner is a member of dogsey.

I can't wait Julie

Hi all Well after 609 miles round trip the dogs have been picked up and taken to their new homes. I'm aching all over my little van is so uncomfy. Me n Dave are off to bed now for a well earned sleep night X

Hope the NIS do something really special for you after the way you have run around this last week. You deserve a medal!

Great news. Hope they all settle down well.