Adoption Drive by Voices for Animals

Voices for Animals will be holding their next adoption drive on:

Date: 14 July 2013 Sunday

Time: 12pm - 5pm

Location: Mutts & Mittens 

Add: No 11 Pasir Ris farmway 2

Dogs that are up for adoption are mostly HDB approved breeds, their age are range from 5yrs old and above. No PUPPIES! 

Breeds available, 

1) Maltese

2) chihuahua

3) Yorkshire Terrier

4) Shih Tzu

5) West highland terrier

6) Poodle

7) British Bulldog

8') Mini schnauzer

9) Silky Terrier

10) Jack Russell Terrier

11) Shetland Sheepdog

In this drive, they also have have few Persian cats available for adoption as well. 

All interested parties are subjected to be screen and interview by Voices for Animals adoption consultants, and they reserved all rights to select which dog/cat goes to which family. 

Those interested, please read on VFA's general information to understand more on the procedures

So if you're looking for a pet, Head down to the Adoption Drive on the above mentioned date! Don't buy; Adopt! 

Adoption Drive on Sunday, 07 Apr 2013

Following my blog post on Adoption Needed Urgently for the 7 puppies rescued by volunteers from HOPE Dog Rescue, there will be an Adoption Drive on this coming Sunday, 07 Apr 2013

Details are as follow: 


Date : Sunday, 7 April
Time : 12pm to 5pm
Venue : No. 11 Pasir Ris Farmway 2, Singapore 519326 (inside Mutts & Mittens)

The puppies are approximately 5 to 6 weeks old, 3 females and 4 males. 

There is an adoption fee of $350/- , which covers 3 vaccinations, microchipping and sterilization. The puppies are too young to be vaccinated and will only be vaccinated when they are 8 weeks old. At 12 weeks old, they will receive their 2nd vaccination and microchip. At 16 weeks old, they receive their 3rd vaccination. They will be sterilized when they are 5 mths old.

The puppies are local breeds, and will grow to medium size when full grown. Please think twice before you rush down to take one home. Puppies are a handful for the first few months; they chew your furniture, they bite your shoes, they mess up your home, they cry and whine and they need to be fed many meals a day. If you don’t have the patience or time, please do not adopt. Raising a puppy is very much like raising a child, they need proper guidance and boundaries. 

If you are undaunted by the above facts, then go on down

Note : These dogs are NOT HDB approved, until AVA / HDB says so

Source: https://www.facebook.com/pages/HOPE-Dog-Rescue/245909795437201

**Photo grabbed from HOPE Dog Rescue Facebook Page

**Photo from my previous blog post

Once again, I would like to remind you that having a pet is a LIFE-TIME Commitment. Please think carefully before getting one. If you really like to have one, please ADOPT!