that she was a 'rubbish chute' dog, I guess many of you didn't know what we mean.
Well, here are the rubbish bins which Ruby was thrown into many times while she stayed in that area. The workers would be having their dinner at night and cos Ruby begged them for food, they would throw her into one of these empty rubbish bins and let her out only when they were done or till a stray feeder rescued her out. At times, she was also kept locked up in the rubbish collection area.
But that is all in the past now.
Ruby our sweet gal is doing very well at her new home with her family pack of human and dogs. I personally like the laidback, natural lifestyle of the owner that has sort of rubbed off on the dogs, causing them to settle in amiably with one another. A dog is as happy as the bond he forms with his family pack. Ruby has bonded closely with her human, engaging him in her games, happily coming at his call and snuggling close at bedtime. She is indeed a sweetheart. And I am glad for her now.
Ruby with her new favourite soft toy which she 'stole' from C.
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I told a Bangladeshi off once he spray insecticide into my cats' water boil. I said "you come all the way to Singapore to earn a living, how would you like it if you are treated the same?" and the prank stop.
Ruby is showered with God's blessing now. Cheers!
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