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I'm assuming you meant that Lola is a rabbit. Unfortunately Petco does not accept pets for rehoming, but if you contact your local store they might be able to give you the name of a rescue group near you. The local shelter would be another good resource. Here are a few rescue groups that I found online based on the zip code you provided: https://www.charlestonanimalsociety.org/bunny/ http://lowcountrybunny.org/
Updated on September 24th, 2025
Customers under the age of 18 cannot purchase live Companion Animals or Aquatic Life without a parent or guardian present. (Excluding crickets and worms). Due to the demands of time and intricate care required with certain species, it is in the best interest of the animals to not sell to minors. Parental permission at time of sale will ensure a better home for the animal and lower our rate of return.
Unfortunately I do not think there is a proper ''adoption'' service but on their website there seem to be pages dedicated to it. https://www.petco.com/s/pet-adoptions Please do not hesitate to contact us again on the forum or by requesting a consultation if you have any more questions or to discuss it any further.
Adopting a new dog is so much fun! Whenever bringing a new dog into the home, it should be done slowly with the existing animals already there to make the transition smoothly. The new dog should be kept separated from the other animals when home alone to avoid any problems, and their interactions should be monitored when you are home so you can separate them at any problem. I'm not sure if you have any additional animals in the home, but if you have cats for example, it's normal they will hiss at the dog. Do not allow them to swipe at the dog, separating them right away if you notice the cat getting upset. Also do not allow the dog to chase the cats. If you don't have any other animals in your home, then just be patient with the dog as it acclimates to his new house. Moving into a new home can be stressful, and some dogs may not eat or drink at first. This will pass in time. Shelter dogs should be taken care of just like any other dog: Fed twice a day, make sure they are up to date on their vaccines, flea and deworming treatments, and feed them a high quality dog food :-)
Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach is an international question and answer service staffed by veterinarians and technicians. Dependent on the type of question it could be answered by either type of professional. It will also say who has answered the question. There are a variety of veterinarians available to answer questions including general practice doctors and specialists such as myself. For rodent questions these will likely be answered by a person who is an exotics specialist or a general practice doctor with an exotics interest. Any question can be asked but your readers have to keep in mind what we can legally answer. Our licenses require a client patient relationship so telemedicine such as this does not allow for diagnosis or treatment prescription. We can give options for what something could be, make general recommendations, and discuss husbandry. I hope this helps and thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach!