Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: Hi. On mobile, hopefully this works out.

I am a volunteer for several dog rescues, from fostering puppies , volunteer transporting, supply gathering via secondhand stores and yard sales. Most of my time, when I’m not working for my paycheck job, I’m doing rescue things. This leads to my circle knowing I’m a go to person when a dog or whatever needs a new family.

I have a relative who is tentatively looking for help to rehome a year old pupper. Aside from the breed, which is tough to find a place for due to the sheer numbers available, it’s an unaltered male with little training or socialization. He’s a perfectly nice dog, but he’s starting to show his teenage attitude and hormones, and my offered advice was pretty much ignored. Also , this is the second dog being dumped, the first lasted less than a year. 

Am I an asshole for just not wanting to perpetuate this behavior? I REALLY want to help the pup, but don’t want to risk my liability by placing a dog with this shaky a background. I could probably get it into a rescue, but it would costly to vet this pup for me right now. I feel guilty , because I’ve rehomed a couple dogs into excellent homes in the period since the family members reached out and ...inferred?... I should help get this dog into a new home before it hurts a child.  Honestly I just don’t want to, knowing another will take its place in a year or so. I just don’t want to.  I know the family is irritated with me, and they see the successful pictures I share on FB, and we all know I could do this.  Ugh. 

Feeling pretty guilty and kind of like an asshole here. What’s your take?

not helping a relative rehome a dog, even though I rehome dogs for many others