Definition of rehome in English:

rehome

verb riːˈhəʊmˌriˈhoʊm

[with object]

Find a new home for (a pet)
every stray animal is neutered before being rehomed
Example sentencesExamples
- The promotional leaflet which was distributed last year proved successful with many cats being rehomed throughout the year.
- Four cats were reclaimed, 406 cats were rehomed and 18 were euthanised.
- The dogs' home relies on public donations to carry on its vital work of caring for and rehoming lost and abandoned dogs, so if you cannot rehome a dog, please help us to continue to care for them by sending a donation.
- Thanks to the support of the public we are able to care for 11,500 stray and abandoned dogs through our network of 15 rehoming centres around the country.
- The dogs can now be rehomed and enjoy the rest of their lives in loving homes.
- The only large animal that the Petries hope to move with them is Cindy, their 20-year-old hand-reared lioness, who cannot be rehomed because of her great age.
- This pup has been rehomed once but was returned for being destructive.
- But the Cats Protection League, who inherited the house decide that the cats would be rehomed and Mr Simpson has to move on.
- Most are rehomed but if no home can be found and there is nowhere else for the dogs to go, some have to be put down.
- If 3,000 of the dogs are found new homes this year, it will add to the 10,000 greyhounds that have been rehomed in the past five years.
- Rabbits are social animals and we want to rehome them in pairs.
- 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.
- AN 82-year-old Leyland woman is still leading the way for her four legged friends, 25 years after she set up a charity to rehome boxer dogs.
- Bats, owls, grass snakes and lizards should be rehomed before developers can move on to a site in Pewsey, district council officers say.
- Illegally rehoming the dog would, as you realise, leave you in a vulnerable position.
- Cassie has now recovered from her ordeal and been rehomed.
- He is one of the lucky ones that will hopefully be rehomed.
- Two chimps are going to a private sanctuary near Swansea and a number of big cats including lynx, plus larger monkeys will be rehomed on Armathwaite Hall Estate in Cumbria.
- Cats are looked after at volunteers' homes until they can be rehomed.
- Laurence has launched a desperate search to rehome his pet dog - so he can start a new life Down Under.

Definition of rehome in US English:

rehome

verbˌrēˈhōmˌriˈhoʊm

[with object]

Find a new home for (a pet)
every stray animal is neutered before being rehomed
Example sentencesExamples
- Four cats were reclaimed, 406 cats were rehomed and 18 were euthanised.
- He is one of the lucky ones that will hopefully be rehomed.
- The dogs' home relies on public donations to carry on its vital work of caring for and rehoming lost and abandoned dogs, so if you cannot rehome a dog, please help us to continue to care for them by sending a donation.
- Cats are looked after at volunteers' homes until they can be rehomed.
- 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.
- Laurence has launched a desperate search to rehome his pet dog - so he can start a new life Down Under.
- Thanks to the support of the public we are able to care for 11,500 stray and abandoned dogs through our network of 15 rehoming centres around the country.
- The promotional leaflet which was distributed last year proved successful with many cats being rehomed throughout the year.
- Two chimps are going to a private sanctuary near Swansea and a number of big cats including lynx, plus larger monkeys will be rehomed on Armathwaite Hall Estate in Cumbria.
- Cassie has now recovered from her ordeal and been rehomed.
- If 3,000 of the dogs are found new homes this year, it will add to the 10,000 greyhounds that have been rehomed in the past five years.
- But the Cats Protection League, who inherited the house decide that the cats would be rehomed and Mr Simpson has to move on.
- Bats, owls, grass snakes and lizards should be rehomed before developers can move on to a site in Pewsey, district council officers say.
- The only large animal that the Petries hope to move with them is Cindy, their 20-year-old hand-reared lioness, who cannot be rehomed because of her great age.
- Most are rehomed but if no home can be found and there is nowhere else for the dogs to go, some have to be put down.
- Illegally rehoming the dog would, as you realise, leave you in a vulnerable position.
- Rabbits are social animals and we want to rehome them in pairs.
- The dogs can now be rehomed and enjoy the rest of their lives in loving homes.
- This pup has been rehomed once but was returned for being destructive.
- AN 82-year-old Leyland woman is still leading the way for her four legged friends, 25 years after she set up a charity to rehome boxer dogs.

单词	rehome
释义	Definition of rehome in English: rehome verb riːˈhəʊmˌriˈhoʊm [with object] Find a new home for (a pet) every stray animal is neutered before being rehomed Example sentencesExamples The promotional leaflet which was distributed last year proved successful with many cats being rehomed throughout the year. Four cats were reclaimed, 406 cats were rehomed and 18 were euthanised. The dogs' home relies on public donations to carry on its vital work of caring for and rehoming lost and abandoned dogs, so if you cannot rehome a dog, please help us to continue to care for them by sending a donation. Thanks to the support of the public we are able to care for 11,500 stray and abandoned dogs through our network of 15 rehoming centres around the country. The dogs can now be rehomed and enjoy the rest of their lives in loving homes. The only large animal that the Petries hope to move with them is Cindy, their 20-year-old hand-reared lioness, who cannot be rehomed because of her great age. This pup has been rehomed once but was returned for being destructive. But the Cats Protection League, who inherited the house decide that the cats would be rehomed and Mr Simpson has to move on. Most are rehomed but if no home can be found and there is nowhere else for the dogs to go, some have to be put down. If 3,000 of the dogs are found new homes this year, it will add to the 10,000 greyhounds that have been rehomed in the past five years. Rabbits are social animals and we want to rehome them in pairs. 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. AN 82-year-old Leyland woman is still leading the way for her four legged friends, 25 years after she set up a charity to rehome boxer dogs. Bats, owls, grass snakes and lizards should be rehomed before developers can move on to a site in Pewsey, district council officers say. Illegally rehoming the dog would, as you realise, leave you in a vulnerable position. Cassie has now recovered from her ordeal and been rehomed. He is one of the lucky ones that will hopefully be rehomed. Two chimps are going to a private sanctuary near Swansea and a number of big cats including lynx, plus larger monkeys will be rehomed on Armathwaite Hall Estate in Cumbria. Cats are looked after at volunteers' homes until they can be rehomed. Laurence has launched a desperate search to rehome his pet dog - so he can start a new life Down Under. Definition of rehome in US English: rehome verbˌrēˈhōmˌriˈhoʊm [with object] Find a new home for (a pet) every stray animal is neutered before being rehomed Example sentencesExamples Four cats were reclaimed, 406 cats were rehomed and 18 were euthanised. He is one of the lucky ones that will hopefully be rehomed. The dogs' home relies on public donations to carry on its vital work of caring for and rehoming lost and abandoned dogs, so if you cannot rehome a dog, please help us to continue to care for them by sending a donation. Cats are looked after at volunteers' homes until they can be rehomed. 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. Laurence has launched a desperate search to rehome his pet dog - so he can start a new life Down Under. Thanks to the support of the public we are able to care for 11,500 stray and abandoned dogs through our network of 15 rehoming centres around the country. The promotional leaflet which was distributed last year proved successful with many cats being rehomed throughout the year. Two chimps are going to a private sanctuary near Swansea and a number of big cats including lynx, plus larger monkeys will be rehomed on Armathwaite Hall Estate in Cumbria. Cassie has now recovered from her ordeal and been rehomed. If 3,000 of the dogs are found new homes this year, it will add to the 10,000 greyhounds that have been rehomed in the past five years. But the Cats Protection League, who inherited the house decide that the cats would be rehomed and Mr Simpson has to move on. Bats, owls, grass snakes and lizards should be rehomed before developers can move on to a site in Pewsey, district council officers say. The only large animal that the Petries hope to move with them is Cindy, their 20-year-old hand-reared lioness, who cannot be rehomed because of her great age. Most are rehomed but if no home can be found and there is nowhere else for the dogs to go, some have to be put down. Illegally rehoming the dog would, as you realise, leave you in a vulnerable position. Rabbits are social animals and we want to rehome them in pairs. The dogs can now be rehomed and enjoy the rest of their lives in loving homes. This pup has been rehomed once but was returned for being destructive. AN 82-year-old Leyland woman is still leading the way for her four legged friends, 25 years after she set up a charity to rehome boxer dogs.
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