Lost dog found at Arcadia apartments, USJ.

This is a dog that’s suspected to be either lost or abandoned.  Found at the Arcadia apartments in USJ.  


Currently, Marina Tham is fostering the dog.  If this is your lost dog, please contact Marina at marinatham05@yahoo.com


If the dog is not claimed, Marina will put her up for adoption.  Please contact Marina directly for further details.  


Marina writes:

Dr Chan, here’s the photo of the Dog I rescued from Arcadia Apartment’s Security Guards. This is the best I can get her to pose for the camera. The guards had found her some 4 days ago and had been keeping her near the Guard House but there are no one who came forth to ask about a lost dog. As their boss had threatened to call the council to take away the dog today, I had to take her in yesterday. As I already have 3 dogs and a cat with me, I do not think I can foster her for long. The beauty has all the attributes of a Pinscher but bigger in size (somewhat like a normal full grown medium size dog)…so I guess its a mix. 

She comes with a brown collar and is extremely manja and good temperament with other dogs. Very playful and very good guard-dog, she barks at people who walks close to my gate. 

I had posted on Petfinder, MDDB, USJ Forum and now Myanimalcare…hoping the owner will see this and come forth to claim her back or else after a week, she will be sent to be spayed and when recovers will be put up for adoption. I had also done up some A4 size posters to be put around USJ11 area. 

Thats about all I can do for now as I am juggling time between voluntary rescue and my home and kids, I hope I can do more in future… 



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One response to “Lost dog found at Arcadia apartments, USJ.”

  1. Hi Marina & Dr. Chan,

    I am Mrs. Chan from Klang, I just adopted her this morning, don't worried cause she is in a good condition staying with us now, and my another dog just played with her, they seems so nice to each others! I know Mabel will get used to our home and family, thanks Marina!

    Regards,
    Irene