Sun 5th April: Sundays aren't Sundays any more

We're open at Tai Po every day 10am to 6pm

Sundays aren't Sundays any more as there can be no puppy parties or gatherings of any sort, so all adoptions are being handled online, either via our volunteer Foster Coordinator Cindy (who really needs a medal for all the extra work she's had thrown at her) or questionnaires which come to me initially.  Only our Homing Centre at Tai Po remains open as usual, but as most enquiries are for young and small-sized dogs - which we don't currently have - most potential adopters are just asked to wait until things return to normal, if they ever do.  

Tara was chosen today 

So much of life as we knew it has ground to a halt that we aren't even getting many dogs or puppies coming in from any of our usual sources, and that includes puppies.  Little Tara was chosen today from her foster home, so that leaves brother Turbo still available, as well as some others like Bailey, who unfortunately has tick fever, and the shy youngsters like Cora and gorgeous Charlie. 

Cora's shyness is getting better

Turbo

Some things haven't changed and that's our need for newspaper please, as well as face masks and gloves for the staff and cleaning crew at the Homing Centres if you have spare to donate. 

Charlie will need a home with another dog to help his shyness