All the way back “home” from Hulu Langat – a touching story (from Suzanne Moi Swee Cheng)

Ref: http://animalcare.my/2012/08/01/2-puppies-need-a-home-or-shelter-urgently-suzanne-mois/

Suzanne currently has one more puppy to rehome. If you are able to help, please contact her at 016-2222278 or suzmoi@hotmail.com.

Meanwhile, Suzanne has this story to share…

Dear Dr Chan

Thank you for your reply and advice on the 2 puppies and your assistance.

I have earlier spoken to my vet and he has asked me to monitor the puppies for 1 week before vaccination as he is afraid that the puppy which died might spread the virus to them as they are always playing together and the 2 puppies might not survive. Very kind and honest Dr. It is 1 week already, so far so good and  I will call him to come to vaccine the puppies.

I am not able to take in the puppies as I have adopted 1 female stray dog  which gave birth to 7 puppies. I managed to find them 5 dog lovers who are my friends after 2 months and still  looking for 1 more to adopt 1 of my puppy. I will keep the other one. So now I have 1 adult dog and 2 puppies (which will  be 5 mths  old on Aug 5).

Just to share with you, last year Hari Raya this stray female dog came one night begging for food while we were having barbecue. I gave food and the next morning, it came again. I gave food and later I heard that my neighbour kept the dog as their gate is always wide opened.

Without fail the stray dog will come and greet me every morning when I am watering the plants and evening when I return from work. (I was not feeding it as my neighbour has been giving food). One Saturday morning it came again and I told it that I will be going to Cameron Highlands and requested it to look after my house. It put out it’s hand and wanted to shake hand with me and I did so.  After returning the next day, I found the dog missing.

I checked with my neighbour and she told me that she gave sleeping tablets to the stray dog fetching it to Seremban to look after a durian plantation. However,  at Hulu Langat, the dog  woke up and she was scared as it was banging the booth. She threw it at the roadside and after 3 weeks the dog walked back and was at my gate one evening. I was really very touched and fed it and have asked it to come into my house. The dog was traumatised  and just stayed underneath one of my car which was parked outside refusing to stay in. Daily I have been feeding and inviting it in until two weeks it finally agreed to come in.

I will keep you  update in the event someone responds to help. I really  hope some good souls will will be able to take in the puppies.

Keep up the good work!

Regards

Suzanne Moi

She came back all the way from Hulu Langat.