Thurs 23rd Jan: Getting ready for the New Year

Three important things that I have to keep repeating: Yes, we are open all over the Chinese New Year holidays and every single day of the year!  You are welcome to visit any day but if you're considering adoption please do complete the questionnaire in advance so we know which dogs would be most suitable, and which Homing Centre you should be going to.  The questionaire is at www.hongkongdogrescue.com/adopt/adoption-questionnaire/

Secondly, a lot of emails seem to end up in junk/spam folders so please check your messages if you're expecting a reply to a query.   I also find adoption questionnaires in the wrong inbox so have made a habit of checking through everything.

Whiskers N Paws will be closed on Sunday

Tiger is very calm, laid-back and easygoing 

Finally we won't be at Whiskers N Paws for the regular puppy afternoon this Sunday but puppies are available to meet and adopt at our own Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre, and that's from 10am to 6pm, 5 Wai Fung Street.  Here's a reminder of the puppies from last Sunday afternoon  Puppy Adoption Day 19 January 2020 - Part 1 , and although some are in foster homes we have others at our Homing Centre that aren't shown here.

Rio is just medium-sized and a very happy girl 

There was a lot of movement at our Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre, with puppies being adopted (Gabby and Lottie together, yay!) or going to foster homes for the holiday period.  That included the older pair of Rio and Tiger staying at Whiskers N Paws as they needed a short-term foster over Chinese New Year.  We were very happy to be offered a place where they could stay together, but really it's time they found forever homes.  Rio is a medium-sized doglet, full of fun and energy and with a passion for water, while Tiger will be a larger adult but very calm and easy, as well as extremely handsome.

There was good news too about Cara, as she was able to leave hospital today and go to a foster home.  If all works out with the other dog in the home she'll be staying, so for now we'll just let her rest and recover from her surgery and tick fever.