rehomable

English

Etymology

From rehome +‎ -able.

Adjective

rehomable (comparative more rehomable, superlative most rehomable)

1. Able to be rehomed.
   • 2008, Dog Fancy, volume 39, number 11, page 76:

     Many times dogs are surrendered for reasons such as changes in the family unit, a death in the family, no time to care for a dog, or because that cute little puppy is now a 100 lb untrained handful. In most cases, these dogs are all rehomable.

   • 2013, Saskia Adams, Unconditional Love: PetRescue's Great Animal Stories:

     Having a tendency to destroy things, he was reported to be a 'juvenile delinquent' and wasn't considered rehomable by many, unless he received significant rehabilitation.