As the two pugs, Snoopy and Snuffle, left to start their new life together, and puppy Jeremy was also picked up by his family, the new dogs arrived at North Street, Kennedy Town. This time there were just three adults and the two puppies I've already written about, one without the use of his back legs (Hudson) and the other blind (Holly).
The chihuahua boy, now Herbie, was picked up for fostering by one of our long-term supporters, volunteer and adopter of several chihuahuas, and he settled right in with his teeny family. It's quite amazing to see videos of them all getting along so well.
The Australian shepherd puppy has an interview on Monday, and hopefully he'll be going home afterwards. This breed is supposed to be the smartest of all dogs, so its important that the home Harvey goes to is suitable (and this one is).
Once again it was a quiet afternoon at Whiskers N Paws, but still it was a good experience for the Kennedy Town puppies to be out and about after the enforced quarantine period at the Homing Centre (due to kennel cough). Rodger So was this week's volunteer photographer Puppy Adoption Day 31st July 2022, so you can see how lovely the puppies are if you're interested in adopting one, or even better a pair.
We still have so many puppies at both of our Kennedy Town locations, Brilliant Court and North Street, including the new "Ears Litter".
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I said yesterday that I was anxiously awaiting the total adoptions for July, as well as the number of dogs and puppies we took in, and here they are. There were thirty five adoptions, and more than double that number arriving, seventy five in fact. Now you can see why we needed to use our Elgin Street space, as well as North Street, to accommodate all of them, not to mention the large number of dogs that are now staying at our Tai Po Homing Centre.
Tai Po Homing Centre:
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