The last time I didn't walk my dogs was during Typhoon Manghut, but today every attempt to get out was a waste of time as the dogs ran back inside as another roll of thunder was heard. I don't need to talk about the rain as that too was relentless, so I'm especially grateful to everyone who came out to meet the dogs or to help with the Tai Po flooding and cleanup.
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| Bye Buffy, enjoy your new life and home |
I bet Buffy was especially happy to be taken home to be inside, safe and dry with her new family, and I hope there will be more leaving the Tai Po Homing Centre this weekend.
Sweet Hattie was adopted from Whiskers N Paws and while everyone forgot to take a photo in the excitement of the moment there is a video (I hope it plays).
Now smaller pup Mandy has joined Harley at Whiskers N Paws, and while there's quite a size difference between the two puppies Mandy is a confident little girl we think she'll be fine with Harley.
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| Baby Bunny going home |
Baby pup Bunny was adopted from our own Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre, with Barbie going along on a foster basis to keep Bunny company for a short time.
Sadly puppy Byron was returned from his very short trial home, so the less said about that the better. Not all adult dogs will instantly accept or be happy about having a little intruder in their home, but it's rare that this situation lasts for long.
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I want to mention one of the medium-sized adults staying at our Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre for a couple of reasons. Firstly Ginny is an incredibly sweet dog, very affectionate, fully toilet trained and just all-round lovely. She's not happy at the Centre because she's bullied by some of the others, so she tends to hide herself away when things get too tough. Even a foster home would be appreciated, because it makes me very sad to see Ginny in this situation. Most of the dogs like the Homing Centre and all of the activity, but Ginny wants to be in a home. Can you help?
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