Senior Dog For Adoption
Jul 27, 2013 
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One look at this haggard old dog and you might thought he is some homeless stray without a home and has been loitering on the streets for quite a while…but sadly, he DOES has a owner.
He used to be someone’s dog for the last 15 years until he gotten too old for everyone, and suddenly no one seems to be able to have time to take care of an aging old senior dog. Kids had gone to work in KL and mother is too old to care for the dog. Last solution? To have him surrender to the shelter…(at least it’s a no-kill shelter)
In a glimpse of an eye, he turn from a home pet to a shelter dog.
Many people do not know or perhaps they do know but decided to turn a blind eye on that home pet(s) can hardly survived in a shelter. They are not used to living with the existence of so many other dogs and they just do not understand why the dogs are fighting/growling at each other during meal time when they are used to having their own bowl filled with food serve directly in front of them at home.
With all these stress lurking at them, they will soon go into depression, fall sick and died eventually.
This dog was surrendered to the shelter last Sunday and within days, he has started to loose weight, leaving only with skin and bones. Not that the shelter is not feeding enough food but rather he just do not understand the “rules” of shelter dogs and the sudden lost of his once most beloved and trusted family. Why has his “Family” that has been with him for the last 15 years left him there? Did he do anything wrong? He just do not understand…
We sincerely hope that some good soul out there will be willing to claim him out from the shelter and give him a home with some tender loving care that he absolutely deserve until his last day on Earth.
If you are willing to take him in, please contact 012-4387875.
He used to be someone’s dog for the last 15 years until he gotten too old for everyone, and suddenly no one seems to be able to have time to take care of an aging old senior dog. Kids had gone to work in KL and mother is too old to care for the dog. Last solution? To have him surrender to the shelter…(at least it’s a no-kill shelter)
In a glimpse of an eye, he turn from a home pet to a shelter dog.
Many people do not know or perhaps they do know but decided to turn a blind eye on that home pet(s) can hardly survived in a shelter. They are not used to living with the existence of so many other dogs and they just do not understand why the dogs are fighting/growling at each other during meal time when they are used to having their own bowl filled with food serve directly in front of them at home.
With all these stress lurking at them, they will soon go into depression, fall sick and died eventually.
This dog was surrendered to the shelter last Sunday and within days, he has started to loose weight, leaving only with skin and bones. Not that the shelter is not feeding enough food but rather he just do not understand the “rules” of shelter dogs and the sudden lost of his once most beloved and trusted family. Why has his “Family” that has been with him for the last 15 years left him there? Did he do anything wrong? He just do not understand…
We sincerely hope that some good soul out there will be willing to claim him out from the shelter and give him a home with some tender loving care that he absolutely deserve until his last day on Earth.
If you are willing to take him in, please contact 012-4387875.
Source: http://apspenang.blogspot.com/2013/07/senior-dog-for-adoptio..
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