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| Taylor has a family now |
I'm always very happy to hear about Tai Po adoptions, so today was an extra-specially good one which started with shy Taylor going to her new home. I'd mentioned her on my blog only recently, just as I'd also talked about ex-Stanley Barracks dogs Tusk and Ivory, and guess what? They also left Tai Po today, with Tusk adopted and Ivory as a foster (but you know what we're all hoping for of course).
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| Tusk at the front and best friend Ivory behind |
Coral's adoption was also a Tai Po one in a way as that's where she'd started off when she came to us with her two sisters and before she moved to Ap Lei Chau.
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| Coral was both a Tai Po and Ap Lei Chau dog |
Also added to the adopted-from-foster list was Nando the poodle, leaving no poodles currently staying at our main Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre even though we have several in the nearby Red Dog Centre.
Not all of the dogs at the Red Dog Centre are poodles, and not all are really "Red". In fact I'd say a few were more pink, with behaviour issues that wouldn't be too difficult to overcome in the right home, just as all of the Red dogs are perfectly fine with the volunteers who regularly walk and play with them.
Harryn is one of those volunteers and these are just some of the latest photos she took of the Red and Pink dogs.
We have two very friendly puppies left at the Ap Lei Chau Homing Centre (Cherry and Pepsi) with another couple of shy ones (Cora and Oddie).
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| Red or Pink? |
I hope Sunday will be the day we say a happy goodbye to some of them, and you'll find out tomorrow.
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Very friendly girls Pepsi and Cherry
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| Nando and Scarlet came at the same time, now both adopted |
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