A group of over 40 dogs living on a particular mountain are at risk of running out of water and food due to the completion of a nearby project. Independent volunteers have launched a rescue operation to save the animals. However, there are still almost 40 dogs waiting to be saved on the mountain, some of whom are suffering from large tumors. The dog feeding sister revealed that dog catchers from the Fisheries and Conservation Department were also in the area, making the situation very dangerous. The volunteers plan to sterilize adult dogs and save Dog B, but they need temporary care and adoption families to save the animals from suffering. They have already rescued 6 dogs and require further support. The Hong Kong Save Cats and Dogs Association has also offered to help. If you are interested in volunteering or adopting, please contact Ms. Zhu through the contact information provided on the newspaper’s Facebook page.
[Animal news]Our newspaper reported earlier that more than 40 dogs on a certain mountain will be cut off from water and food due to the completion of the nearby site. Several independent volunteers launched a rescue operation. As a result, the volunteers received temporary requests from more than 10 enthusiastic citizens in the past two weeks. Please inquire, 6 dogs B have been successfully rescued so far, and their fate of starving in the mountains can be changed, and they can use high beds and soft pillows at home. However, there are still nearly 40 dogs waiting to be rescued on the mountain, and some of them have large tumors. The sister who feeds the dog even revealed to the volunteers that there are dog catchers from the Fisheries and Conservation Department, and the situation is very dangerous. Volunteer Ms. Zhu said that they will save Dog B and sterilize adult dogs one after another, but a large number of temporary care and adoption families are still needed to save these dogs from suffering.
It happened because there were more than 40 dogs living on a certain mountain, and the dog feeding sister who worked on the site usually provided food, but more and more dogs were born, and the food was not enough. In addition, the site will be completed by the end of May, and the dogs will run out of water and food. Therefore, sister feeding the dog asked volunteers for help, hoping to help this group of dogs.
There are more than 10 dogs B on the mountain, and there are many pregnant dog girls. Volunteers decided to launch a large-scale rescue operation, but enough temporary care families are urgently needed. After this newspaper reported the above situation on March 30, the volunteers received inquiries from more than a dozen enthusiastic citizens for temporary care. Therefore, the rescued 6 dogs B were all temporarily cared for and felt the warmth of the family.
However, there are still nearly 40 dogs waiting to be rescued on the mountain. When those pregnant dog mothers give birth, the number of dogs to be rescued will increase greatly. Therefore, more temporary care and adoption families are urgently needed. “Last week, a dog-catching team came out to catch dogs. If you don’t rescue them quickly, the dogs will die.” Ms. Zhu also revealed that one of the dogs had a large tumor. Sister Dog doesn’t often see him.”
Volunteers will capture adult dogs for neutering, but frankly say that neutering and returning them to the mountain is a dead end, so the most important thing is to help them find temporary care and adoption. She also revealed that the Hong Kong Save Cats and Dogs Association will also help. If you can help, please contact the volunteer Ms. Zhu through the contact information on the newspaper’s Facebook page.
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The situation on the mountain may seem dire, but there is hope on the horizon. Thanks to the efforts of several independent volunteers, six dogs have been successfully rescued so far and are now living a comfortable life in temporary care homes. However, there are still nearly 40 dogs waiting to be rescued, and they urgently need your help. Some of them have large tumors, and time is running out for them. The volunteer team is working hard to capture and sterilize adult dogs, but they need more temporary care and adoption families to save these dogs from suffering. The Hong Kong Save Cats and Dogs Association will also lend their help to this worthy cause. If you can help, please contact volunteer Ms. Zhu through the contact information on our newspaper’s Facebook page. Let’s all work together to give these dogs the love and care they deserve.