melmel
K9 Maniac
Dec 16, 2009, 9:42 PM
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Re: [melmel] DBKL DOG POUND CRUELTY
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Yes, yes, yes!! I carried her out, and put her into a small cage, which I then secured with rafia string.
This was another one that we definitely had to take. She is SO incredibly active and cheerful. Had a nice collar too. And looks like our Dante. Dante2?
I kept asking Dr Khor if we could take this one because he wanted to go too, but his signs did not look good. I think he had just been scalded with hot water, but Dr Khor did not think so. Poor thing... He could be treated for his skin condition, but we had no fosterers and no where to put him if we could not find any adopter later on.
Every dog that the vets approved of, I quickly carried into a cage. The smaller ones shared a cage. We only had 17 cages, but we figured it would be enough.
Another one who had died in the night...poor thing.
This one wanted to go so much, he stuck his head out of the bars and got stuck. We took him along.
We looked for dogs to fill up all the cages.
The first row on the lorry.
All waiting patiently to be loaded. These must be the most well-behaved pound dogs I'd ever seen. This goes to show that they must have been pets. In fact, Lisa thinks ALL of them had been pets before. None displayed the typical "stray" mannerisms.
Almost all loaded and ready to go. After filling up the lorry to the brim, we took a total of 36 dogs. All the healthy ones were taken, along with some other "passable" ones. As agreed, I could not take the sick ones. I was very saddened by this, but in life, you cannot have everything your way. If you could, that's called heaven, not earth.
The lorry was under an extremely tight schedule as it had to be back in KL by afternoon. The rain was certainly no help as it hindred us tremendously. All of us were wet.
Off we went, on the long journey.
(This post was edited by melmel on Dec 16, 2009, 9:45 PM)
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