Sofia, lost dog – pls help (Eileen Ng Ai Ling’s)

Found on 21st May!

From Eileen:

hi Dr Chan

Can pls help post this poster of Sofia on your blog?

Sofia was taken to her new home yesterday evening (May 17th) in Sek 9, Kota Damansara, and reported missing this morning. We don’t know what time she ran out and where she is right now. A security guard claimed he saw her this morning at the mosque in Sek 7, which is quite far off, so I am not sure if he saw the right dog.

Please call Eileen at 019-320 3875 if you have seen Sofia or can help in her search tonight and over the weekend.

Sofia was wearing an army green collar, just under a year old. She is timid with strangers, so please don’t chase her. Call me immediately and keep following her if you spot her.thanks

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3 responses to “Sofia, lost dog – pls help (Eileen Ng Ai Ling’s)”

  1. AMY KWEK

    “DOES THE ADOPTOR KNOW HOW HARD FOR THE RESCUER TO TAKE CARE THE DOG AND YET THE APORTOR JUST SOOOOOOO CARELESS AND LET THE DOG GO MISSING JUST LIKE THAT “. THE ADOPTOR SHOULD PUT THE DOG IN THE CAGE FOR 1 WEEKS .What if the dog eatten up by human or humna hit the dog till DEATH.

    WERE THE ADOPTOR HAPPY????????

    I REALLY DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT THE ADOPTOR SO CARELESS>>>

    1. chankahyein

      Could we please request that you use small letters in yours comments with only the first letter of the sentence (or name of persons/towns/etc) capitalised as all caps amounts to “shouting” in typing etiquette? Thank you very much.

  2. Wong Yoke Mei

    Eileen, dogs who gets lost can travel pretty far given a short period of time. Try to widen your search area. We have encountered cases where the dog could have travelled many kilometres away. Also try to search for Sofia during early in the morning or in the evening when the weather is not hot. Dogs will normally hide under cars during the hours where the sun is hottest. They will only come out to search for food when the tar roads are cooler, thus, the best to search is early in the morning and late afternoon/evening (6.30-7pm onwards) when they come out of hiding to search for food. Keep believing and have faith…..