It's almost impossible to keep up with the enquiries for the smaller dogs that have been arriving, and trying to sort out who's where and which dogs are in foster homes. Both Cindy (our Foster Coordinator) and I have been working as fast as we can to arrange meetings, get dogs into homes or moved from one place to another, while still trying to live some sort of family life (in Cindy's case anyway). I'm not complaining about getting adoption enquiries, I'm just offering an explanation of why there mat be a slight delay in replying.
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| One of the four poodles arriving on Monday |
To add to the confusion, we have four more poodles coming on Monday, ex-breeder dogs I believe, so not puppies. They will be dropped off at ALCVC (Ap Lei Chau Vet Clinic) as the previous intakes were, so we can get them microchipped and generally assessed before sending them off to new homes (hopefully quite quickly).
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| Little Speedy |
Almost all the photos of Ali show her rolling on her back to have her tummy tickled, and this is her standard pose. She's the most affectionate of all the puppies, and I can't believe she hasn't been chosen to be part of a loving family yet.
Black-and-white Ocean looks very like a border collie, even if she isn't, but she's really very pretty.
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| Piper |
One puppy who wasn't at the regular Puppy Party was short-legged Piper, and that's because he had an appointment with his adopter at North Street, Kennedy Town. Piper is now a family member, and a very lucky little boy.
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| Nacho |
Also leaving from North Street, finally it was poodle Nacho's big day, and long overdue. We're all so happy to say goodbye to this great character.
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| Connor just made the April list |
One more very happy adoption was Connor's, one of the older puppies staying at Brilliant Court, Kennedy Town. Connor has a big family to take care of him, and I think he's going to have a lot of fun.
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