I just want to introduce some of the newcomers for today, in the hope of course that someone will offer a home, even a temporary one, to the puppies at least, or the blind poodle Samantha.
As I wrote yesterday many of the dogs that come to us are in immediate need of treatment for one thing or another, and for the small puppies Smartie and Sunshine this isn't a long-term health issue but an infectious skin problem. They're very young so we need a foster (or forever home) for them together, and without other dogs or young children that they would be in contact with.
For fostering please complete the questionnaire at www.hongkongdogrescue.com/volunteer/fostering/ and for adoption the form is at www.hongkongdogrescue.com/adopt/adoption-questionnaire/.
We still have the very cute pair of shiba-corgi pups with the same skin problem, and it's likely that there were together in wherever they were previously kept. We think this is in some kind of shelter situation, and it seems the dogs are free to mix together.
There are three "T" puppies from AFCD, siblings of Toyah who was adopted a few days ago. They're all very sweet and friendly pups, and a perfect age to move to new families.
We also have another set of "I" triplets staying at our Tai Po Homing Centre for the time being. Again they're very much ready to move to new forever homes, and are the perfect age to start the next stage of their lives.
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| Samantha is blind |
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| Albert and Amber |
We still have the very cute pair of shiba-corgi pups with the same skin problem, and it's likely that there were together in wherever they were previously kept. We think this is in some kind of shelter situation, and it seems the dogs are free to mix together.
There are three "T" puppies from AFCD, siblings of Toyah who was adopted a few days ago. They're all very sweet and friendly pups, and a perfect age to move to new families.
We also have another set of "I" triplets staying at our Tai Po Homing Centre for the time being. Again they're very much ready to move to new forever homes, and are the perfect age to start the next stage of their lives.
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| Monday's mystery dog |
We should see several dogs move out over the weekend, or at least I hope so, because yet more new arrivals are due on Monday. Most of these dogs are small sized, but there is a big hairy dog included in the photos I received, although so far I have no details. Just keep checking if this looks like the sort of dog that would interest you.
As a reminder of our Homing Centres, which open every single day of the year from 10am to 6pm:
6 Shek Lin Road, Tai Po, New Territories (medium/large dogs)
Shop 4. G/F 4 Brilliant Court, Sai Hong Lane, 28 Praya Kennedy Town, HK (puppies)
Shop 4, G/F, Cheong Yue Mansion, 13-19 North Street, Kennedy Town (small dogs/puppies)
Please note that at the Tai Po Centre the dogs enjoy a free-running session between 1pm and 3pm, so please avoid that period if possible.
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