| Tatum had previously tried to rehome the dog but after finding no takers decided to improve security at the house so she was unable to escape. |
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| Rabbits are social animals and we want to rehome them in pairs. |
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| If you ask the people at Battersea, they'll tell you they are relatively easy to rehome. |
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| The RSPCA said it was becoming harder to rehome abandoned pets. |
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| Hungary was the only EU member state to refuse to rehome a single Syrian or Eritrean asylum-seeker under a bloc-wide commitment earlier this year. |
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| Such an action also assumes, on the part of the public authority, the availability of empty accommodation in order to rehome occupants during the work. |
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| Police in Kent will not deal with lost property, and have instead called on local citizens to use social media to track down or rehome items lost within the community. |
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| Under the first phase of the EU scheme to rehome 120,000, countries across the bloc have agreed to take in numbers of refugees which vary based on their size, GDP and other factors. |
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| Alan, 37, and 36-year-old Lyndsey already had two Great Danes at home in Irvine when they spotted the SSPCA were trying to rehome a dog that had recently been given up. |
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