Also our TNR projects have been in full swing. We are now working with many volunteers and vets around the Taipei area and what’s more the government is now starting to listen and see how successful we are.
We’ve continued helping the Ping Shi shelter and have had great success with adoptions from there.
We’ve also started an online flea market on our facebook page where everyone can see our items for sale and get great bargains while helping the needy animals.
Adoptions and Fostering
We’ve had many puppies come
into the centre recently from CNR projects and from various other
rescues.
Rome and Naples are from
the CNR project last month in Hsin Tien and have now found loving
homes.
Surf is one of the four
puppies dumped on our doorstep one hot morning. He has now been adopted into a
loving home.
Soybean the last puppy from
the Mucha drain pipe rescue has finally found a loving mum and it means that
everyone at AT still gets to see her. Our staff member ShiTing has adopted
Soybean and they are inseparable.
East, one of the four
puppies from another CNR project in Hsin Tien has also found a loving home. We
hope his brothers and sisters are going to be as lucky.
We are so happy to report
that Foxy and A-Mei two of our longer term doggies have been adopted. We were
worried about Foxy because although she is beautiful and a small breed dog, she
is very shy and nervous around people. However, finally a loving family who are
willing to look past this have taken her home. She’s doing much better and now
comes to sit by her new mommy.
Ninja, who was brought out
of the Ping Shi shelter found a new home within 7 days. He’s a very loving boy
and we knew he’d find a home quickly.
Everyone was sad and happy
to see A-Mei go to her new home. A-Mei has been the star of many of our events
and everyone who comes to our centre gets a kiss and a cuddle from her. She has
finally found her forever home and is doing great.
Two of the cats that we
brought down from the Ping Shi shelter were adopted quite quickly. Danish the
ginger and white boy and Bibi the smaller white Persian. Both have gone to
loving homes and can finally get the attention and love they
deserve.
Little Nami is the first of
the 4 little black kittens to be adopted into a loving home and w hope her
brothers and sisters will also find loving homes soon.
We’re also really happy
that two of our adult cats, Ningbau and Peanut found loving
homes.
We are always happy to
report adoptions and it gives us the drive to push harder and try to find homes
for all our loving furry friends. Many people over look the adult cats and dogs
as they don’t think they will be as easy to train or adapt to a new home. This
isn’t true, given the chance all our furry friends will adapt quickly and be
more than willing to get some training. All they need is love.
On the fostering front we are happy to report that Julian, one of our wheelchair
dogs, has been taken into foster care by one of our board of directors. Julian
was having problems with his legs and needed more one on one care. He has
already started to put on weight and is zooming around his new home showing his
new foster brothers and sisters how fast he can go.
Rescues 救援
A feeding lady near our
centre was feeding the dogs one morning when Awang, one of the dogs she feeds
run out of the bushes and straight into the road. He as badly hit by a car and
was in terrible pain. The feeding lady didn’t know how to handle the situation
as this dog has a reputation of not being so friendly, so she called us. We went
out and managed to catch Awang without too much trouble. After a vet check up it
was found that he had a broken spine and wouldn’t be able to use his back legs.
He has had treatment and now has a new BMW wheelchair. It took him some time to
get used to the chair but finally he’s now on the mend. He spent most of August
with us and now the feeding lady has taken him back and will continue to look
after him.
A supporter of Animals
Taiwan found 4 little kittens in a box dumped on the side of the road. Vivi,
Nami, Zoro and Luffy were very small and needed help with feeding. The rescuers
took them in and helped them until they were able to eat by themselves. Then
they were brought to our centre for adoption. Nami has already gone to a loving
home.
One morning our neighbours
came running over to our centre to let us know that 4young puppies had been
dumped on our doorstep. It was a hot August morning and the puppies had no
shade, food or water. We did catch the lady on camera dumping the puppies on our
doorstep and we have reported her to the authorities. It was irresponsible of
her to do this and endangered the puppies’ lives. Luckily, they were ok and we
found them quickly. Flash, Charlotte, Little Cotton are doing well. Surf has
already been adopted.
We got a call from a
volunteer about 3 puppies in the mountains where she goes for her morning walk.
She informed us that one of the puppies couldn’t walk properly and was dragging
her back legs. We set off out to find her and it took quite awhile driving round
the mountains. Eventually, we found the spot and got out of the car and called. Violet made a whining sound and we rushed to the bush to find her. She let us
pick her up and quickly gave us a kiss. After the vet examined her it was found
that she has a malformed spine, either from birth or she was hit by a car or
something very early on in life. As the spine isn’t broken she still has feeling
in her back legs and can move them, she’s just unable to stand up. The vet feels
that with the help of a sling and a wheelchair she’ll start to build muscles in
her legs and her spine should start to straighten out. She’s already looking
much better and wants nothing more than cuddles.
This month we
took two dogs and a kitten from the Ping Shi shelter.
Ninja, small white dog, who
is very friendly and playful, got adopted within 7 days of being at our centre.
He’s now very happy in his new home getting the love and attention he
craves.
Hucky, brown Husky, will be
flying to Seattle in September. We decided to take her out of the shelter and
send her to America as Taiwan is not the right climate for a Husky and she was
learning bad habits being in the shelter. Huskies need a lot of exercise and
also mental stimulation which she wasn’t getting at the shelter. She’s off to an
animal behaviourist in Seattle where she’ll receive training before finding a
loving new home.
We also took a little
kitten, Joker, as there isn’t much chance of this kitten being adopted while
being in the mountains at the Ping Shi shelter.
Shorty was brought to our centre after being caught during a TNR project. She’s
friendly and has a chance to find a good home. Unfortunately she has FIV;
however, this won’t stop us persevering to find a loving home for
her.
While in the Tiamue
mountains on a CNR project we came across a mother and 8 puppies. We realized
that these little boys and girls wouldn’t survive long in the mountains so we
decided to take them in to find them new homes. One of our wonderful volunteers
and supporters has taken them in and has already found homes for 4of them. We
have our fingers crossed that the rest of them will find loving homes
soon.
A little kitten now named
Cha-cha was found under a car. He had many wounds on his body and was found to
have bad diarrhoea and malnourished. After receiving treatment Chacha recovered
fully and has already found a forever home.
Finally some bad news, a
little kitten was rescued after a bad car accident. He was taken to a vet
immediately, but his injuries were too severe and he was in a lot of pain with
not much chance of recovery. The vet suggested that we let this little boy pass
on as the pain was too great for him. We hope he is now happy and without
pain.
CNR/TNR 捕捉-結紮-原地放回
As we’ve
already mentioned our TNR project in Taipei is fully underway, in July 156cats
were captured, neutered and returned to their feeding areas. August is looking
as though it will surpass these numbers. So far since April 388 cats have been
caught. We will be continuing this project and keeping the government updated on
the progress and data received.
We also
caught 2 female and 1 male dogs from the Tiamue mountain where there are many
stray dogs.
More news
Don’t forget our WAD Gala Ball is coming up fast so get your tickets now. Check
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please contact us with how you would like to support us and your
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Also we have
the WAD event in Taipei on 1st and 2nd of October. Please check our facebook for
more news on this.
