Sat 25th May: A very busy and happy day

It was a perfect day for swimming

Thanks once again to the HK Observatory for getting the weather forecast so wrong and giving us a perfect day at the Pulse in Repulse Bay.  I think it's true to say everyone had a fantastic time, and as there are too many photos for me to post here please go to our https://www.facebook.com/hkdogrescue/ to see many more.  Thanks to everyone who came to join the fun, and to the vendors for supporting as well as the volunteers who helped take care of our participating puppies including Dudley, Sailor and Jenny.

Sweet Jenny will be at Whiskers N Paws

Sailor was one of our HKDR Ambassadors

Sinbad was adopted today

You can meet all of the puppies again at Whiskers N Paws on Sunday, but not Sinbad because he was adopted today from our Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre, while adopted-and-returned Santa was also given her second chance when she was taken home for a trial.

Peppa came from the same source as today's group

However the real news from Ap Lei Chau was that along with the return of French bulldog Peppa, now once again waiting for a home, we took in a whole group of small ex-breeder (possibly, maybe) dogs and puppies.  They include a pug, poodle, freckle-nosed mix (now Freckles), fuzzy-coated mix (now Fuzzy) and a mother with five totally unlike-her babies.

Thanks once again to Catherine's Puppies and Kaz O'Carroll for the rescue and transport, and to our staff Andrea and Zing for working late into the evening to welcome and settle the dogs and puppies for the night.

Freckle-faced boy Freckles

Fuzzy girl 

Poodle girl

These may not even be this small mother's pups

Pug girl

Obviously we will have to get all of the newcomers to see a vet and to have them microchipped, licensed and their age assessed, but they are at the Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre now if you would like to meet them.  The puppies (all boys) can be adopted in advance as we assume they are healthy and will be ready to go home soon, but again we need to get them microchipped and vaccinated first.

I posted the photo and details of Maltese Buddy on Facebook and have been inundated with adoption enquiries for this cute little guy, so hopefully those who don't get to take Buddy home (as there can only be one adopter of course) will consider the new arrivals.