My 6yr old little girl went to the Hotel to drop off her pet to swap it for another dog which she just bought. She Donated Emily instead of Swapping her. Is there anyway we can get her 1st pet back. She is heartbroken. Please help.
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When you donate a dog they give you a choice saying once you donate this dog you will never see that dog again are you sure you want to donate and once you click yes you won't be able to see it again
Once you donate a dog you won't be able to see that dog ever again
Once you have donated a dog, you can never get it back.. There is a warning saying this before you donate it. I am sorry this happen to her, I know how you feel because I did this thinking I dropped off my dog Lucky but I donated her instead :(
You could change the date to the day before then save it see if this works ;)
Sorry, the dog is gone. When donating your dog or cat in nintedogs it's gone and is gone forever, that happened to me when I was little and I was heartbroken.
Only do this if you want another dog and no room but first check yourself! ~sorry for your loss!
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