went to Hernia-girl's area today. V saw the team and their van at 5pm. They were trying to get her boys.
When we queried on Hernia-girl's disappearance weeks back, they denied having gone to that area at all. They also denied having caught a dog who looked like her.
Well, they were there just half an hour ago. Again.
For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.
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Log onto Facebook and click here: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Project-JK-Just-Kindness/185453072387?ref=ts . Or search for Project JK Page.
Current Hope List
1. A good family who is patient and willing to socialise Cho Cho and welcome her into a loving permanent home. Saved from the death-row of culling, she is awaiting her second chance in life: http://projectjk.blogspot.com/2009/02/this-post-is-dedicated.html
Thank you for being their Guardians
Jonah - one of 8 rescued from constant abuse, accidents and threats of culling on the streets. A sweet boy with a gentle, loving soul. With your very kind support, Jonah and his brothers have each found a Guardian who sponsors their boarding at the shelter till a good family comes for them. Keep Jonah and his brothers in mind when you're ready for a faithful family friend. Meet our 8 here : http://projectjk.blogspot.com/2008/11/you-can-be-their-guardian.html
Donate Towards A Needy Animal
Guardians for Junior & Ginne
Junior and Ginne were heartlessly abandoned by their owners, who unfortunately could not be charged with pet abandonment due to lack of needed evidence. It is nothing short of a miracle that they were found 7 days later around the vicinity where they were discarded.
Be their Guardian as they now safely live at a dog shelter while awaiting their permanent home. To sponsor Junior or Ginne's monthly boarding fee, please email us. Thank you.
Be their Guardian as they now safely live at a dog shelter while awaiting their permanent home. To sponsor Junior or Ginne's monthly boarding fee, please email us. Thank you.
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- WHOOPIE! We got Tiger's boy!
- Don't feed the dogs?
- "I shut my eyes
- "Don't feed the dogs!"
- Compassion
- 'Basically we should stop doing those things
- Our pups are doing fine with L
- The sighs.... of rehoming
- Talking to farmers: Dog Guardianship
- These photos may be gruesome for you but it is the...
- Disappeared
- Our dogs are doing fine
- SPCA, cat society on preventing further attacks
- 15 stitches on toddler's face after attack by cat
- Sponsor one of our dogs
- HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT PROJECT JK
- After returning Lucky
- Got a call yesterday
- Sometime back in June
- "If you don't go after
- Abused dog found dead near refuse chute
- Animal abusers beware, hunt is on
- Our dogs are doing well
- Abbie -- back into RECOVERY
- Where is our "hernia girl"?
- Home visit to Ranger
- Some glimpses into dogcare in SG
- The Tricky Business of Rehoming
- He shall be Jonah
- Just went to pick up
- Chantek – flogged and scarred for life
- Woman strangled and robbed in Seletar West
- Slight change of plans
- Putting an animal to sleep
- GUIDELINES FOR STRAYS
- The AVA
- An "extraordinarily crude, cold-blooded and lazy w...
- I thought this is best treat I could find so far
- The Journey Goes on with Your Every Support
- I'm just resting till my next stunt...
- Gangster at work
- This infamous Sam-Seng Kia
- Our next sterilisation
- Suspected cat killer caught on camera by kitty det...
- An aggressive angel?
- More snoozers and drowsers
- In safe hands
- AVA to fix faults in pet quarantine centre
- Some dogs suffer - Ditched, then adopted, then cas...
- Real success
- Dogs basking
- Barney and pals
- A safer place for our strays
- The gentleman as a boy
- Offer! Offer!
- Today, at a pet shop along
- Newcomer
- What's Comet thinking now?
- a dog is a dog is a dog
- Chantek – flogged and scarred for life
- Bloom, Billy,
- Today we brought Tiger
- "One reason
- What you grow to know,
- What you do not know
- After our 'hernia' girl
- Gone from this world: Hernia dog
- Cruelty to cat -- how is this EVER acceptable?
- We can create more happy endings
- The silent joy
- This can't be just good photography
- A Rescuer's Creed
- V and KZ
- I took a ride with a gentleman
- We have to
- Faith in man restored by rescue of injured dog
- Cat abuser to judge: I will not kill any more cats
- The Breeding of Dogs Act 1973, The Breeding of Dog...
- Let's Abandon Irresponsibility
- A fruitful day
- Wolf and Dog
- Proposed New Measures for Managing the Pet and Str...
- We saw Abbie's sister!
- We finally managed
- Love anything
- Overhaul for animal welfare laws
- More hands-on opportunities needed to curb animal ...
- We managed to get Bloom
- The lessons of life
- Wangi and Busuk
- Take a strong stance against animal smugglers, abu...
- Let no more dogs die from tick diseases
- I am very sorry...
- SPCA says:
- SPCA's stand on Humane Stray Control
- Panda is a big boy now
- Rehoming Panda and his bros
- "Don't ask yourself
- Ebony with Girl's pups
- Girl and her pups,
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