Friday, 18 September 2020

Fri 18th Sept: Dodging the rain

 I seem to be spending half my time getting the dogs in from the torrential rain and then letting them out again five minutes later, but I managed to time my short trip to Ap Lei Chau very well and missed getting wet,  even if the boat ride was rocky.  As I'm writing this on Saturday morning the sun is out and I'm hoping that many of the adoption enquiries we received will have positive results over the weekend, and I know that at least two puppies will have their lives changed when their adoption paperwork is completed.  One of those is Mindy, and the other is Poppy (pictured meeting her big brother-to-be) who had only just moved to Whiskers N Paws as a guest.  I feel confident to mention their names even before they've left because Poppy had two offers today so either way she's off the available list, while Mindy's new family have already met her are very excited about welcoming her to their home.  There are others too, but I'm going to wait until they're confirmed before mentioning names. 



Another name I can mention because his foster status has just been changed to adopted, is Jamie the corgi.  As often happens, when a potential adopter was asking to meet Jamie his foster parent couldn't bear the thought of losing him and he's now a forever dog.  He came to us with a host of health issues which have been treated one by one over several months, and now he's going through what I really hope is the last hurdle, heartworm treatment.  Jamie was lucky to have a foster home throughout and now he's staying.

We do have another corgi available, but like so many dogs Bonnie's also one that needs time to warm up and learn to trust, so we wouldn't home her with children.  


Following the very successful recent exhibition and sale of artwork , there will be another one starting on Saturday, so please support our second round of fundraising art exhibition: "HKDR X Carmen Lym - SIDE by SIDE, DOGS & I"

"Graduated with a bachelor of Practice of Art from University of California, Berkeley, Carmen Lym is an illustrator, artist, writer and vegetarian based in Hong Kong. Her creation revolves around the topics of mindfulness, everyday life and nature. As a believer in ‘All creatures are born to be equal’, she developed '
Cuddlescuddle
’, a journal to record fortune and grace in everyday scenes with writings and drawings, rejoicing the connection between self and other beings on Earth.
Thank you Carmen and
侘寂珈琲・喫茶 WabiSabi Coffee Kissa
for their support! 100% of the proceeds from art sale will become life-saving donations for HKDR. The original drawings are available for sale at WabiSabi Coffee Kissa. Art prints will soon be available online" .


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