We rescued a dog that turned up in my friends house located in the government officers quarters area in Ampang Hilir on Friday, 17th March.
It's a pure breed dog and obviously a house dog.
The dog was obviously disoriented, badly shivering and frightened. We had no choice but to bring it home.
If you know anyone that lost a dog there around that day, please reply here.
Thanks,
KS
PS - How do I find out if there is a microchip on this dog. I'm hoping to use that to trace the dog owner but I have no idea how to determine if this dog has a chip on it.
My friend's Salt & Pepper Schnauzer ran out of the house on 22/6 in Ukay Heights, near Jln Pinping (spelling?), in the morning between 10.30 and 11.30.
The dog is called Pepper. She is approx 8 years old, is neutered and has been debarked (NOT done by my friend!!) although she can make faint noises.
She is very shy and nervous but has a good nature.
If anyone has seen her or knows someone who might have found her, pls call me 012 213 8233. My friend is an elderly gentleman who is really upset at the disappearance of Pepper. She was his constant companion and he really misses her.
Thanks.
Please let me know. We are still very hopeful of being reunited with her.
Thanks.
"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" Mahatma Ghandi.
Re: [kash] Dog found in Ampang Hilir area
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LOL! Definitely not a schnauzer then!!
Have you tried calling the SPCA and PAWS to let them know that you have found a cocker spaniel? You don't need to turn the dog over to them - in fact they would be very relieved if you can hold on to the dog pending the search for it's owners as this helps reduce the strain on their resources. The SPCA and PAWS may be at different ends of KL but the dog could have been stolen and abandoned by the thieves if it proved too "difficult" to handle.
PAWS -03 78461087
SPCA - 03 42565312
"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" Mahatma Ghandi.
Re: [Gus-Gus] Dog found in Ampang Hilir area
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I would love to hold on but this dog wants to be indoors. She howls when left outside.
My wife is not comfortable with a dog inside the house and so it's better if someone adopts it.
Anyway, I'll call SPCA and PAWS tomorrow to check if anyone has reported a missing cocker spaniel.
Thanks!
Kash
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LOL! Definitely not a schnauzer then!!
Have you tried calling the SPCA and PAWS to let them know that you have found a cocker spaniel? You don't need to turn the dog over to them - in fact they would be very relieved if you can hold on to the dog pending the search for it's owners as this helps reduce the strain on their resources. The SPCA and PAWS may be at different ends of KL but the dog could have been stolen and abandoned by the thieves if it proved too "difficult" to handle.
Re: [kash] Dog found in Ampang Hilir area
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Did you manage to find out if the dog has a microchip? Vets shouldn't charge you for running the scanner over the dog since it is a few second job. In fact, SPCA would have a scanner.
It's a pity your wife won't have the dog indoors. Do you have a friend - who would let the dog live indoors - who could take the dog for a few days until the owner is found? The dog is probably starving for more affection and living outdoors she is not getting enough human contact. Poor dear - she must be feeling very scared and alone.
Good luck and keep us posted about the dog and whether she gets reunited with her owners. Meanwhile, perhaps you could hold off on rehoming the dog for a few more days? If she gets adopted by someone, they may not want to give her up when her owners are eventually traced and that would be quite upsetting all round if that should happen
"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" Mahatma Ghandi.
Re: [kash] Dog found in Ampang Hilir area
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Poor dear - her story gets grimmer and grimmer. If she has been abandoned as you suspect, then there is a good chance that she is not well and probably requires long term veterinary care which someone just didn't love her enough to provide.
If you can take her to the SPCA, the SPCA vet can give her a thorough veterinary check up and offer you some advice about any situation which may arise. Better to have any potential problems confirmed rather than to speculate.
It's good that your children are playing with her and providing her with some human companionship.
"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" Mahatma Ghandi.
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