Three weeks before they were going to leave their home, and on my way to a closing on a lovely property in New Rochelle, I stopped by the rental property and asked to take a pic of the pooch. While we were at the closing, I cheekily asked that now they have the perfect home, would they be interested in the perfect dog? I showed them a photo of the beautiful pet, who is so gentle, sweet and just great, and they immediately fell in love. I suggested that we pop over to my friend’s home to meet the dog after the closing, and that is what we did. They all liked each other at first sight, and over the course of the ensuing few weeks, the new family gradually introduced the pooch into their home to meet the children, and to make the process as easy as possible for all. The pet has now been lovingly ensconced into the new home for several weeks now, and the new owners and children are enjoying him greatly. They love him, and give updates all of the time to the past owners.
I am so glad it worked out for all concerned.
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Larchmont and New Rochelle are great!
I recently listed a very nice home in Larchmont ,10538 for rent. The owners, (and now friends) a lovely young couple who were relocating, could not take their beloved dog of 4 years to their new apartment. They knew of no-one who could take the dog and they also wanted to make sure that a special family would be adopting their pooch. I immediately suggested that I would put out feelers about adoption within my area offices (we have a wonderful network), but the owner could not emotionally address the issue at first…hoping against hope that something would change …. but it didn’t.
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