Friday 30 March 2018

Fri 30th March: A Good Friday for 2 lucky puppies

Linus the 6-month corgi was adopted today
There were two lucky puppies this Good Friday, one of them being Linus the six month-old corgi boy who was a breeder throwaway because of his eye problem.  The skin issues are standard for almost all breeder dogs, along with ear mites which are highly contagious, but as these are treatable it's not such a big deal. 

You might think that breeders would prefer to keep their money-making "crops" in a healthy condition, but we know from years of having seen these poor dogs that health doesn't play any part in this cruel and horrible business.  It's all about the dollars, nothing else.
Ollie at Whiskers N Paws earlier this month

Ollie was the second puppy to be adopted, and he has been lucky enough to be staying in a lovely foster home since we was a very young baby.  Ollie was one of a litter of eight I took from AFCD at the end of last year, and now there is just one still waiting, Cello.   She has also been in a foster home all of this time, and we see her regularly since her foster is one of our most dedicated Ap Lei Chau volunteers. 
Cello has different ears 

Ollie's adoption was a lovely surprise as it happened very quickly after I received the adoption questionnaire, put both parties in touch, and just a few hours later Ollie was on his way home.  (The adopter already had dogs from HKDR so there was no need to ask too many questions).
Cello and Ollie in January

Although a holiday today, two of our staff went to check the site for what will be a very special outdoor event that will take place in May, on Saturday 12th to be exact.  This is going to be a one-of-a-kind day for dogs and their humans which will take place in a location which is off-limits to the general public, and which will guarantee the best fun possible for everyone.  Details will be posted soon, but please save the date if you want to join.
Where could this amazing 12th May event venue be?


We have lot of exciting new ventures planned for this year to coincide with HKDR's 15th Anniversary and the move to a brand new Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre.  Keep reading my blog for updates and news, as well as checking our Hong Kong Dog Rescue Facebook page.

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