Baby is a beautiful, gentle, friendly dog. She has a sweet face and glossy coat. She seems very young, like she has recently matured from puppy to dog.

She was adopted by a condo dweller who kept her in the balcony 24 hours a day. She was never allowed access into the home snd received very little attention. The condo dwellers complained about the barking. The owners solution was to dump her outside the condo.

She is confused, scared and yet so very gentle. A few kind condo dwellers are feeding her and petting her a few times per day but are not in a position to adopt her.

She was recently traumatised even more after the abandonment. The surrounding feral male dogs seem to have mated with her forcefully. Since then she is hiding under a van and only comes out for her feeders. She wags her tail in gratitude feebly and lavishes in the affection they show and seems depressed and even more terrified.

This Sunday, her feeders are taking her to a vet for vaccination and spaying.

We are hoping to get her adopted by a loving and committed person.

Adoption conditions:
1. Must have a stable income.
2. Must be committed never to abandon her.
3. Must not keep her caged or tied and must give her access to the home and show her love. She is not to be used as a guard dog.
4. Must give WhatsApp updates and photos until baby settles down.

Since there is an mco, we can arrange for a video chat to meet Baby. We can arrange for her to be dropped off to the adopter.

We are confident this beautiful and loving dog will give back a thousand fold in love to the lucky person that decides to open their heart and home to her.

Current location: cheras, batu 9

Baby is a beautiful, gentle, friendly dog. She has a sweet face and glossy coat. She seems very young, like she has recently matured from puppy to dog.

She was adopted by a condo dweller who kept her in the balcony 24 hours a day. She was never allowed access into the home snd received very little attention. The condo dwellers complained about the barking. The owners solution was to dump her outside the condo.

She is confused, scared and yet so very gentle. A few kind condo dwellers are feeding her and petting her a few times per day but are not in a position to adopt her.

She was recently traumatised even more after the abandonment. The surrounding feral male dogs seem to have mated with her forcefully. Since then she is hiding under a van and only comes out for her feeders. She wags her tail in gratitude feebly and lavishes in the affection they show and seems depressed and even more terrified.

This Sunday, her feeders are taking her to a vet for vaccination and spaying. … show more