Sat 13th May: There is never a day when we are closed

Two very much used but still sweet lady labradors

The breeder labradors arrived as expected although we didn't know until they actually turned up how many there would be, and what colour or age.  When they were on their way I got a message to say there were two chocolate females, four years old and both had licenses. While the colour and sex was correct, the already-expired licenses said they were in fact seven years old and had obviously had many litters as well as being hugely overweight.  We don't have that much space at Tai Po, and actually none at all for new dogs, but the two labs' tails were wagging as they explored the "welcome" area of the Homing Centre.  As it stands right now we have a potential adopter coming on Sunday for one dog, so we need a home for the second.

Teeny was today's lucky chiahuahua

It was a busy day for the Saturday Manager Andrea at our Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre today, and although only one chihuahua actually left for a new home we're expecting a few return visitors on Sunday, and hopefully more adoptions as a result.  Although rain is forecast it looks like the worst of the weather will come on Monday, and either way we  are open every day regardless, and that applies to both Homing Centres.   There is no day in the year, not Christmas or Chinese New Year or even a Signal 8 typhoon, when we are closed between the hours of 10am to 6pm.

Rain doesn't stop the Whiskers N Paws puppy afternoons either, so we'll be there with as many hopefuls as we can manage to squeeze in.  Please help us - and them  by fostering even if you can't commit to adoption, and email Cindy at foster@hongkongdogrescue.com for details.