It was puppy Dibble's day today, just after he had been sent to Whiskers N Paws to replace Poppy and Google who had themselves found homes shortly after moving in as full-time guests. We have to keep thinking of who to send next, but at least we're not in danger of running out of candidates yet. There's plenty more puppy "stock" at the Homing Centre if you're looking, thirteen to be precise.
I have to keep trying to remind myself who's still waiting and which puppies are still to return to Ap Lei Chau from their respective foster homes (and there are many of those).
This recent group photo is already out of date with two thirds of those shown already adopted. I think I'm right in saying William (a slightly older boy), Ned, Tickle, Arlo, Tina, River, Derek and Duster are still available.
Puppies are relatively easy to find homes for because there's always the idea that it's nice to be able to watch a puppy grow and to be part of that process. While that's true in many ways puppies can be hard work, especially if there are human children to take care of as well, and we have so many lovely young adults that are really in need of homes. Puppyhood passes in a flash and many of our young Tai Po dogs were themselves only puppies very recently, so please don't overlook them if you're considering adoption.
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