Today, Lucky will be

cremated. Cremation and transport fees to be paid for by the company that licensed him and endorsed his short existence in a space where boundaries have been drawn up by humans, "rules" and "regulations" imposed by humans ourselves... whether a dog can be in/out of the space prescribed by humans, or whether he carries a number inscribed on his body, to legitimize his existence.

Ah Girl is left alone now at the compound. Her children have been adopted to two different locations.

On Shin's end, our once-deprived husky is on the good road of recovery and here are updates provided by SB:





Faces of Shin - now


Shin - at time of rescue

"He has shown remarkable improvement. He has put on some weight, the furball at the back of his body has dropped off. The fur around his neck is starting to grow. Most importantly, he has the freedom to explore the surroundings and smell the fragrance of trees, plants and be in contact with people. Attached are latest pictures of Shin."

Also, just communicated with SB briefly yesterday. Foster mum actually wanted to let Shin access indoors but our boy peed around the place, so well (nevermind), he's still outside (but sheltered well) with the rest of her rescued victims.

At the same time, Shin is looking for an owner now, so if you have any truly reliable contact who'd like Shin as a family/home companion forever, and who knows how to take care of a nordic breed in Singapore's warm climate, and most important of all, has the heart to care and love him... do let us know.

We underscore the importance of reliability because we've met too many cases of irresponsibility to cast my faith out blindly. Let's all be more careful.

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