In animal news, a dog with cataracts was found wandering in the grass of Tin Shui Wai Hospital. Francis and his son learned regarding the dog and decided to rescue her. His son found the dog along the bicycle path and brought her to a veterinary clinic for examination and microchipping. The dog was described as very hungry and ate leaves to survive. Francis fed her steamed chicken and notified the Fisheries and Conservation Department to find the owner. The department might not reach the owner and arranged for Francis to be a temporary caregiver. Although Francis already has a dog, he hopes to find the owner soon and reunite the rescued dog with her owner.
[Animal News]As long as you take one more step, everyone can be an animal volunteer. Francis and his son learned that a dog girl with cataracts was wandering in the grass of Tin Shui Wai Hospital this morning. They were worried regarding the safety of the dog, so they decided to rescue the dog first. His son rushed to the scene and searched along the bicycle path, and finally found the dog. The dog is very hungry and is eating leaves, very poor. Francis said that she currently has a dog at home, and described that she was very tired and hungry. She ate two and a half chicken spleens in one go, and then fell asleep. He has notified the Fisheries and Conservation Department to contact the dog owner, hoping to find the owner as soon as possible to pick up the dog.
It happened at regarding 7:00 this morning that a citizen posted a post asking for help, saying that a dog with cataracts was found in the grass of Tin Shui Wai Hospital. Francis and his son decided to save the dog following learning regarding it, and his son rushed to the scene immediately. “My son has been searching along the bicycle path from Tin Shui Wai Hospital. It turns out that the dog has been near Tin Shui Wai Hospital, because her eyesight is not good enough and she can’t walk too far.”
His son took the dog girl to the veterinary clinic for an initial examination and microchipping, and then took her to bathe and shear her. He also contacted the Fisheries and Conservation Department. The Department of Fisheries and Conservation said that the chip owner’s phone rang and no one answered, so he might not be contacted for the time being, so he arranged for him to register as a temporary caregiver.
Francis estimates that the dog is at least 11 years old. He has vision problems and is very hungry. He was already eating leaves when he was in the grass. “I steamed a chicken thigh and she ate it up quickly, so I steamed two more. She Half of it is left.” He also described the dog as very well-behaved, but still panicked.
This is the first time he has rescued a dog. “Because I feel sorry for her and has eye problems, it must be difficult to find food, so I took a taxi to try to find him.” He also has a dog at home, and said with a smile that the two dogs have not yet any interaction.
He hopes to find the owner of the dog as soon as possible to bring the dog back. “Fur children need a sense of security the most, and I hope the owner can take her back. I just hope that human beings will protect the fur children for the rest of their lives and not let them get hurt.”
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In a world where animals are still struggling to survive on their own, stories like these remind us of the kindness that still exists in humanity. Thanks to the efforts of Francis and his son, a dog girl with cataracts found wandering in the grass of Tin Shui Wai Hospital was saved and given a second chance to have a safe and happy life. It is heartwarming to see that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference in the lives of animals. We can all take steps towards becoming animal volunteers and make this world a better place for all creatures great and small. Let us continue to spread kindness, compassion and love towards our furry friends and make them feel safe and loved.
