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Official Borrow a Pet blog launched

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I have recently launched the official blog for a pet (no pun intended) project of mine called Borrow a Pet.

Borrow a Pet aims to solve a number of problems such as:

  • Finding a pet sitter as an alternative to kennels
  • Allowing would be pet owners the chance to experience the responsibility of owning a pet before they commit, thus reducing the number of abandoned pets.

And many more. You can read all about it in the first post.

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  1. Anonymous26 September 2009 at 19:30

    nice blog.. liked it very much....can someone give me some other related blog address..???
    neways appreciated..!!!

    dog puppies care

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