Dogs for adoption

Blackie ( Mongrel )

2011-10-26T08:50:00.001-07:00

阿黑 aka Blackie, was found by rescuer after her siblings and mother were culled by the authorities.She's a very lovely, docile and friendly puppy who loves to play with other dogs.

Is there a kind family who will love her and give her a new lease of life she deserves? She's a true black beauty who will return u with alot unconditional love and licks!

If you are able to give her a home, pls contact 91027973 or emailmdmwongshelter@hotmail.com

**Not HDB approved and must sterilize, microchip and license.

Amber ( Golden R. )

2011-10-26T08:49:00.001-07:00

Name: Amber
Age: 6 year
Gender: Female
Contact: 96373755
Breed: Golden Retriever

*UGENT! Elsa and her puppies for adoption

2011-10-26T08:48:00.001-07:00

Life is hard for an abandoned dog, harder for bitches and hell for the pregnant ones. Where they wander to during their advanced stages determine the fate of their pups.
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Construction sites, boon or bane? Sometimes the dogs are lucky and they get leftover scraps from the workers' pack meals. Sometimes all they get is the boot, some even doused with boiling water. Life is harsh on the road and depending on which nationality the majority of the workers come from, the dogs' fate are pretty much sealed.

Recently in a housing estate up north, a mommy dog was left abandoned by her owner. We say abandoned for she had the looks of an owned dog, wasn't too scrawny then, was not afraid of people and had a wag in welcome.

She was heavily pregnant by the time she arrived at the estate and was completely tired, confused, lost, hungry and puzzled. A nearby construction worker had compassion and pity and took her to his work site for shelter and provided her food. God' is Good and in the safety and security of the site workers, she gave birth peacefully to four exceptionally lovely and beautiful male puppies. We call mommy, Elsa for we believe God is bountiful and it is through His grace and mercy, the pups have survived.

All good things never bodes well in the wild no matter how much we wish or hope otherwise, and although lovely Elsa and her sons thought they finally had some permanency and love, the boss of the work site discovered the family staying at his site and he was unhappy. He called AVA but the workers took pains to hide the mommy dog and her beautiful puppies. But as we all know, they can’t hide them forever and they negotiated with the boss for the dogs' safety. We now have a date line to remove the dogs from the work site or he will call AVA again.
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We are trying to help the site friends find homes for the Elsa and her babies. It will be wonderful if we can find a home for Mommy as well but we know realistically, her pups will stand a better chance for everyone prefers to adopt a pup.
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Elsa is a lovely lovely lady with beautiful grey blue eyes. She is small frame. She is extremely docile and mild mannered and her pups have inherited her temperament, and a couple of them have the same grey blue eyes. In desperation, even if the site workers can just rehome one from this family before AVA steps in, they will be thankful for one life saved is better than 5 lives perished. Such is the situation we have all come to expect for every shelter is full and there is not enough funds to board another, even if we can find the space.

Elsa is small frame and light brown in colour with grey green eyes.

The pups are young, less than two months old, extremely healthy for they have been nursed by a healthy mom, thanks to the site workers' contribution of food and love.

One is light brown with brown eyes

One is dark brown with Grey eyes

One is furry darker brown with Grey eyes

One is furry brown with yellow golden eyes

This is an urgent appeal for anyone who is living in a private residence and looking for a pet, to adopt Elsa or one of her pups. if any is keen please email anaterry@singnet or call HP: 9765 9951 for viewing, please do note the puppies are not HDB approved.

Golden and GSD for adoption! no adopt, they will be send to SPCA

2011-10-26T08:47:00.001-07:00

"I am sending this email as part of my effort to help these two dogs. The current owners are unable to keep them anymore for logistic reasons.

The German Shepherd is 4.5 years old and the Golden Labrador, 3.5 years old. Both dogs are males, vaccinated but not sterilised. They are lovable and good tempered, and are generally healthy.

If you know of anyone who might be keen to adopt either or both of them, please help forward this email. They need to get adopted soon because as of mid May 2010, they will be without a home.

If these two are not adopted, they will be sent to SPCA and there is a high likelihood of them being put to sleep.

Please help do all we can to save their lives.

I am contactable at:
markyncw@gmail.com

Best regards,

Mark Ng

[Wed 14 Apr. Source: e-mail, Wed 14 Apr.]

Update Sat 24 Apr
Just got a call from the owner (Fri 23 Apr) if say of there is no takers, she'll be sending them to SPCA on wednesday. Please any kind soul can help?"

Gimmie ( Golden R. )

2011-10-26T08:46:00.000-07:00

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Have you ever encountered any one with epilepsy? Have you encountered any dogsuffering from that condition? Dimmie (since renamed Zara), a two year old golden retriever, has been afflicted with this condition all her life. Her eyes would roll back and she would convulse and thrash about, sometimes even banging herself against the walls of the room. Dimmie was a one-time shelter dog at our previous location. Because of her condition, we entrusted her to a kind fosterer. Dimmie is not well again. We sent her to the vet and it cost us a whopping $2,500. Her fosterer, a cancer patient, cannot afford to pay the bill. A volunteer at Gentle Paws has kindly paid the bill first. $2,500 at one go is a huge sum for any one to afford. We are currently desperately seeking contributions to repay the volunteer. Please contact us at farmwaylove@gmail.com if you are interested in helping us out. We will provide further details, such as the scanned copy of the bill from the vet.

If we are not there for Dimmie, who will be? It is not fair why some dogs are born with such afflictions while others get to have a home, a family, love and warmth. Please help Dimmie. She is now back at the shelter with us because her fosterer can no longer cope. You can visit her at the shelter before you decide whether or not to help out. We sincerely hope you do. Thank you.

Elfy ( MS )

2011-10-26T08:44:00.001-07:00

Name: Elfy
Age: Approx 5yo
Gender: Male
Temperament: Sweet personality but dominant (not aggressive tho)
Not sterilized. Health checked done heartworm tested negative.
He had done teeth scaling and gone for vac. Healthy.

Elfy is suitable for a 1 dog family. Pls help to spread the words.

For viewing pls contact me @ 93845998 or Michelle (fosterer) @ 97862535

Lv ( Mini Poodle )

2011-10-26T08:41:00.000-07:00

Status: For Adoption

Breed: Mini Poodle (Red)

Name: LV

Gender: Male

Spayed/Neutered: Not yet

Age: 1.5 Year

Reason for Being Given Up: Owner is too busy and posted oversea for work. She couldn’t fulfill the dog’s need for attention and companionship.

Good with humans: Perfectly well

Good with Dogs: Friendly

Dog's Temperament:
Active, joyful, enjoys walking & grooming. Barky when left alone.

Other Remarks:
(1) Typical pack leader and attention seeker - can be problematic if the owner is inexperienced in handling a dominant dog.
(2) Toilet trained: Yes but needs to be trained again at new place.
(3) Generally healthy. The dog can walk and stand normally but he can't jump after recovered from a fracture on left hind leg when he was a puppy.

Ideal Home: Private or Landed (without other dogs and cannot be caged)

Member putting up this adoption notice: Rehomer

Contact: Lester Email: loowaikok@hotmail.com HP:97882980

Adoption Fee: N/A, as long as you take good care him. The dog must be neutered.

Please pm with intro of yourself, age and occupation, family size and experience with or without dogs
For pictures pls go to:
http://www.dogsforum.sg/forums/index.php?showtopic=17307

Mocha ( Mongrel )

2011-10-26T08:38:00.000-07:00

Statue : For adoption

Breed : Mongrel

Name : Mocha

Age : 10-11months

Gender: Male

Spayed/Neutered: Not yet
Reason for Being Given Up: He is not HDB approved, and he is in his chewing period and bite the furniture. Owner's parents are mad at the dog and locked it up, making the dog unable to run and feeling uncomfortable

Good with humans: Might bark at some people

Good with Dogs: Friendly

Dog's Temperament:
Active, joyful, enjoys walking. Seldom bark and can eat anything just allergic to salty things.

Other Remarks: He is really a nice dog, doesn't bark and is fine with anything. As long as he got your love, that will be enough for him. He knows basic commands and is toilet trained.

Ideal home : Private/Landed ( Owner living in HDB )

Contact : 92294427 by sms please.

Please pm with intro of yourself, age and occupation, family size and experience with or without dogs

Adoption fee : Your love for the dog is enough.

Owner's request : Please allow me to visit the dog once in a while.

Di Di ( JRT )

2011-10-26T08:36:00.000-07:00

Didi, a tri color JRT
He has spend 3 years of his life being locked in a toilet with no name given at his ex-owner's place.

If anyone of you out there... can spare a little space .. a little time and a lot of love for him, please contact us @ farmwaylove@gmail.com . He is in need of a real home.
It will be a real shame to see such a handsome little boy lived out his live at a shelter.

Thank you

Princess

2011-10-26T08:30:00.000-07:00

The HDB policy on dogs should not be based on size. Many house pets are discarded because owners downgrade from a private residence to a public HDB flat. Even if their dog is a friendly, gentle and harmless cocker spaniel, they are unable to take it with them. HDB policy ought to be based on the general temperament of a particular breed of dog, instead of the size of the dog. Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers and Cocker Spaniels are, despite their size, generally gentler and mellower dogs. They are also examples of breeds which are more popular in Singapore. There is no reason why they should be excluded under HDB’s blanket ban. Ironically, it is the small toy dogs which HDB allows that are noisier and barkier as compared to their larger counterparts.

As for mongrels, it is suggested that small to medium sized mongrels ought to be allowed in HDB flats, as long as they are properly licensed and micro-chipped. Even if it is unacceptable that medium sized mongrels be included under the HDB policy, it should never be a blanket ban. License should still be granted on a case-by-case basis based on the dog’s temperament. Clear guidelines ought to be drawn on the criteria used for assessment.

Perhaps the concern culminating in the HDB policy on dogs is that HDB living is a form of communal living. Some homeowners might have a fear of dogs. Others have religious reasons for avoiding dogs. But a blanket ban on medium to large sized dogs is simply not the answer to this situation. Condominium living is a type of communal living as well. In fact, the communal areas in condominiums are much narrower than HDB flats these days. Yet condominium owners, whether dog owners or not, manage to get on harmoniously.

The solution lies not in implementing a blanket ban but in reforming our laws to cultivate responsible pet ownership. All dogs that are house pets ought to be vaccinated and microchipped. They are to be leashed in all public areas. If the dogs are unruly and are a nuisance to the neighbours, the owner ought to be fined or made to go for a mandatory obedience training class with his pooch. Dog owners who do not clean up after their dog in parks and public places should be similarly punished. There is much scope to improve laws and regulations to promote responsible pet ownership.

This is not the first time that members of the public have called for the HDB rules to be reviewed. However, it appears that the authorities have yet to respond. It must be emphasised that rules ought not to be rigid. The current blanket ban only addresses short term problems. It is time for an overhaul of the current rules to attain a workable long term solution to reduce the overpopulation of dogs in our country.

Baby ( Pomeranian )

2011-10-26T08:23:00.000-07:00

Female 4 yrs old Pomeranian(baby) dog looking for adoption or a Foster home .

I got baby from my friend as her family has decided to migrate to Australia, they intend to put her to sleep, so i managed to talk to my friend and she willing to let me have her.

She is a very friendly dog, she loves human, loves hug and cuddling, is a sweet girl, newspaper trained and good condition.

Adopter must licence and sterilize her.

Please contact evelyn Chen at 9227591

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2011-10-26T08:15:00.001-07:00

By the way... I am just helping those dogs... I don't own those dogs...