Free To Good Home

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found this on ad trader

Free to good home male whippet, lovely temperment, good with kids and cats, new home needed through no fault of his own, call for more details, Tel: (07005) 922460

Price: no price

Town: Norwich

Postcode: NR34

 

[jnjsse]

strange?

 

[kim & Tilly]

Why strange?

 

[jnjsse]

dont mean it in a dodgy way, but i dont think i've ever seen a whippet free to good home, must be a good reason tho

 

[kim & Tilly]

bet he is lovely....

didnt notice the free to a good home thing...yes i guess that is strange

 

[jnjsse]

does sound like a nice hound! but 2's enough at the moment!

 

[kim & Tilly]

same here, i have two as well, and hubby says thats all im having

 

[jnjsse]

haha,

 

[Louise_Simon]

Got my old boy Bryn 'Free to good home' advertised in the local pet shop, his owner was moving and couldn't take him too, he had no papers or anything oficial but he was a lovely whippet

 

[martigo]

Does anyone have any more info on this?, as there is only a mobile number and I am a bit wary of that.

 

[Lynn-Alexandria]

Does anyone have any more info on this?, as there is only a mobile number and I am a bit wary of that.

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I dont think its a mobile number. What you do is ring that number and they transfer you to the number that the advertiser has registered. It could be a mobile or a landline number.

 

[martigo]

Ah...... thanx for that .............didn't think :- "

 

[jnjsse]

its so the thing they're sellin gets sold the number gets cancelled to stop ppl ringin up an them sayin "sorry its gone"