It is hard to find
a good family for an adult dog. I
had given up hope of finding a
very good family for this timid
Chihuahua who had been staying
with an experienced and famous
Chihuahua breeder for the last 8
months. The breeder gave the dog
to me to find a good home as he
did not want to breed a monorchid
(one testes). I thought he would
be giving me a puppy as he had
done before but this was an
8-month-old handsome Chihuahua.
On July 22,
2011, a client phoned me to make
an appointment the next day as her
female Chihuahua had an "ant bite"
in the backside. I happened to be
taking phone calls like the
receptionist. "Come before 11 am
if you specifically want to
consult me," I said. I am usually
on duty before 11 am and after
that my clients would be
consulting Dr Vanessa Lin who
works from 11 am to 7 pm usually.
So, time and space connected. The
timid Chihuahua found a very good
family and I am very happy for
him. He needs a teenager who will
have time for him and another
Chihuahua who will be his playmate
and make him grow up to be more
confident. It was a coincidence as
my client could have not be free
to consult me before 11 am and
therefore, would not be offered
this Chihuahua by Dr Vanessa as
the dog had nothing to do with her
and I had not thought of asking
her to look out for a family to
adopt this dog. She had an older
Shih Tzu whom she had found a new
family to adopt and it took some
time too. Mine took over 2 months.
It is just tough to find a family
to adopt a dog unless one is the
SPCA.
BE KIND TO DOGS & CATS --- GET
EYE ULCERS TREATED WITHIN 4
HOURS --- IF YOU DON'T WANT
THEM TO BE BLIND.
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