Sunday, January 10, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
"As I lay me down to sleep;
I pray dear Lord my food will keep;
And I do earnestly pray that when I wake
A family, waiting for me, will take
I have learnt to sit and sometimes paw
And still learning so much more
Walk on leash, Don't pull, Don't rush
Don't bark, well not much :)

The newspaper is my bane
I find it so funny, its like a game
But the cross looks from eveyone when I pee
Tells me, Oops, Uh oh, but huh, I still don't see ....?
Its not easy but I'll tryIf that makes me more adoptable??.. sigh
I'm still young and have time
One day I'll be in my prime.

I know I don't look like the other pups
Who have floppy ears and soft goofy looks
Umm, I once had that
But then I grew

And now have BIG ears
That points to the sky
Just like my beautiful momma
Who told me to hold my head up high

Cos she says I'm as good as any other
Who comes with certs, or pedigree and whatever
Long fur with ribbons and bows all kinds of colour
I don't need them, only my collar

Is there a home, a family
Someone who cares
To take me in with love to share?
For now I'll wait and close my eyes in prayer"

Hopeful SANDY for Adoption
She is 3 months and such a clown now. She knows how to sit before her food / treats and has a very good appetite. She still learning how to toilet train but is a very curious pup and adores people, other dogs (and food), which we are happy as the vet says this is good rehabilitation on her part. No matter how soundly she is sleeping, snoring upside down turtle style, the minute she hears rustling of plastic bag or someone eating, you can be sure Sandy is silently by your side looking on - hopeful.
Yes Hopeful Sandy that is what we call her. Currently undergoing treatment right now for her skin due to environment and stress prior to her rescue, otherwise she is very healhy, playful and very cute, curious and has the saddest looking face with her big ears and huge eyes. Even when she is happy, she looks sad, only evidence of happiness is her waggy tail. She knows her name very well, knows how to sit and walks well on leash. We are still training her with toilet. She is not barky but whimpers or whine to sound her happiness or hunger.
Sandy was saved from being put down just hours before the deadline was up. Seeing her happy, alive and a carefree pup makes us very glad to have rescued her in the nick of time. Unfortunately, Sandy will not be suitable for HDB (or public housing) as she is considered a mid-size dog. She will grow into a small mid size.
Please call 91153067 or email anaterry@singnet.com.sg if you wish to give Sandy the gift of a family.
A Very Happy New Year!
from HomelessInSeletar
http://www.homelessinseletar.blogspot.com/
Friday, December 25, 2009
Thursday, December 24, 2009
enjoyed myself. but since this blog isn't about me, i wouldn't say about it. :)
i really want to thank Ana and her family for looking after Prince and Sandy while we were away. :) THANKS A MILLION!
good that Prince was quite a good boy because Ana said so. it's more of my silly Sandy. :) but i still love her lots. because on 22 Dec when i went to pick Prince home, but not San because we were afraid that she will do anything wrong and make a big mess, Sandy was SO happy to see us, 'crying for joy', jumping around us, kissing us. haha. :) so sweet ya? Ana also said that she was so upset when we left without her.. poor girl.. :( she is coming back today! :)
haha. see this picture? isn't it cute?? :) Sandy has became a bee!! buzzing around! :) hopeful Sandy up for adoption
blur like a sotong. :D
playful her
her sad looking face. :)
Sandy's story
She is 3 months and such a clown now. She knows how to sit before her food / treats and has a very good appetite. She still learning how to toilet train but is a very curious pup and adores people, other dogs (and food), which we are happy as the vet says this is good rehabilitation on her part and the medication also making her hungry. No matter how soundly she is sleeping, snoring upside down turtle style, the minute she hears rustling of plastic bag or someone eating, you can be sure Sandy is silently by your side looking on - hopeful.
Yes Hopeful Sandy that is what we call her. Her motto "Try, try cos you never know what happens next". Currently undergoing treatment right now for her skin problem due to environment and stress prior to her rescue. otherwise she is very healhy, playful and very cute, curious and has the saddest looking face with her big ears and huge sad eyes. Even when she is happy, she looks sad, only evidence of happiness is her waggy tail. She knows her name very well, knows how to sit and walks well on leash. We are still training her with toilet. She is not barky but whimpers or whine to sound her happiness or hunger.
Sandy was saved from being put down just hours before the deadline was up. Seeing her happy, alive and a carefree pup makes us very glad to have rescued her in the nick of time. Unfortunately, Sandy will not be suitable for HDB (or public housing) as she is considered a mid-size dog. She will grow into a small mid size.
Please call 91153067 or email anaterry@singnet.com.sg if you wish to give Sandy the best Christmas of her life - the gift of a family
please adopt her. she is still very young. you will not want her to stay in the shelter for the rest of her life right? please..~~
oh, and just to inform you, Sandy has grew a little bigger, somehow became not as brown.. and her skin is much better!! :)
Monday, December 14, 2009
before^ after>
Sunday, December 6, 2009
outing with Prince, Honey and Sandy
brought them out today! on my dad's lorry. :)
see the big bird there? if I'm not wrong it's called Emu..
it pecked Prince. :D because Prince went too near to it. ^^
and Prince was barking at the goat.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
- the elegant nobility of the Doberman Pinscher
- the bounce of the Bearded Collie
- the high-stepping, easy gait of the miniature Pinscher
- having a ton of personality in a 5 pound dog : the maltese
- the distinctive "woo-woo" of the Alaskan Malamute
- the kind temperament of the Labrador Retriever
- the wrinkles of the Chinese Shar-pei
- carrying the emperor's train: the Pekingese
- the aristocratic flowing coat of the Afghan Hound
- the dense, wiry coat of the Airedale Terrier
- the cool-to-the-touch coat of the Cocker Spaniel
- the profuse coat of the Old English Sheepdog
- the multiple hairdos of the Poodle
- the tuxedo markings of the Boston Terrier
- having hair like silk: the Silky Terrier
- the hardiness of the Carin Terrier
- the stamina of the Australian Cattle Dog
- the spots of the Dalmatian
- the crisp curls of the Curly-Coated Retriever
- the sense of humor of the bull terrier
- the Clydesdale paws of the Bernese Mountain Dog
- the work ethic of the German Shephard Dog
- the clean, hard muscles of the boxer
- having a fox-like tail: the Cardigan Welsh Corgi
- the gaiety of the cavalier King Charles Spaniel
- Being exactly the right size to fit in your lap, like a Japanese Chin
- the exuberance of the Shetland Sheepdog
- the butterfly ears of the papillon
- the beagle, the walking stomach
- being small enough to go anywhere: the Chihuahua
- the Chow Chow's Black tougne
- the total happiness of the Golden Retriever
- the Collie: doesn't everyone love Lassie?
- Being equally at home above and below the ground: the Dachshund
- the eye of the Border Collie
- the Winston Churchill look of the Bulldog
- the beard of the Great Schnauzer
- the majestic stature of the Great Dane
- the robust power of the Rottweiler
- the animation of the Pomeranian
- having the ears of the French Bulldog
- the dilidence of the Miniature Schnauzer
- herding reindeer: the Samoyed
- being able to swim like a Newfoundland
- being trusted by Sergeant Preston of the Yukon: the Siberian Huskey
- the confidence of the West Highland White Terrier
- the charm of the Pug
- the stride of the Greyhound
- Born to run like the Whippet
- Being able to wear a bow like the Yorkshire Terrier
Friday, December 4, 2009
- the art of removing chewing un from dog fur
if you catch it right away, gum not yet entwined in the coat can be frozen with an ice cube and broken apart. if the gum is matted into the coat, rub the area with peanut butter and it will be easy to remove. (ever known that? i just know. :D)
" A dog wags its tail with its heart."
2. a dog's paws smell like fresh popcorn
dogs perspire through their feet and have scent glands on the bottom of their paws that resemble the aroma of popcorn!
to be continued with a breed apart next time. :)
stay tune. :D
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
i've uploaded some pictures on facebook.
but i couldn't upload ALL the pictures because i couldn't find the 'add more photos'..
it's in two albums. one is the last AVA roadshow for 2009, and the other one is dog pictures. :)
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=37612&id=1554481915&saved (all about -my- dogs~~ :))
http://www.facebook.com/editphoto.php?aid=37612#/album.php?aid=37609&id=1554481915 (AVA last / 3rd roadshow)
lets continue with the 1001 reasons to love dogs
21. a nose held high, in search of a scent
22. noses used for digging
23. sniffing, smelling, nuzzling
24. the ability to follow the track of your favorite person
25. being able to get a job smelling suitcases at the airport
26. going nose to nose
27. noses that can open doors
28. having a nose with over 200 million scent receptors-especially at dinnertime
29.the functional design and incredible variety of dogs' ears
30. the marvelous multifunctional dogs's tongue, used for tasting, lapping, cooling the body, cleaning one's fur, and kissing
31. dead grass, wild boar, and grizzle: the unique names of coat colors
32. brindles, merles, roans, and blue
33. salt and pepper, mustard, chocolate, Cinnamon, apricot, and orange roan
34. black and tan, red and white, black and sliver, seal and white
35. red smut
36. spots, patches, stripes, and patterns
37. the chinese shar-pei's coat of five point red dilute
38. blue fawn brindle, the poetic coat name of an american staffordshire terrier
39. an ASCOB (any solid color than black) Cocker spaniel
40. a poodle the color of the cafe au lait
hm.... these few points are a bit... hm... not VERY VERY special? heh..
to be continued again!
hm.. now that there will not be anymore AVA roadshow.. or A.L.L events... what should i do? other than look after my 'babies' of course. staying home all day long is boring~ don't you think so? hm... no choice.