Two Bichon Frizes, aged three, were found soaked and starving on the street before being rescued by enthusiastic citizens and handed over to A Stick House for temporary shelter. The dogs have microchips, however, the registered owners cannot be contacted. Ivy, the founder of A Stick House, is urgently seeking the dog owner or someone who knows the background of the two dogs to contact them. A member of the public found a male and female Bichon Frize at the Sheung Shui Wai pump station. They were all soaked and appeared to have been hungry for a long time. The two dogs have a good relationship and stick together. They have been neutered and are stable, relatively quiet, and willing to eat. If the dog owner is not found within a month, A Stick House will arrange for the dog to be adopted. Any inquiries regarding adopting the dogs will not be addressed until the dogs’ fate is determined.
[Animal News]Abandoned or lost, two 3-year-old Bichon Frizes were soaked and starving on the street. Enthusiastic citizens rescued them and handed them over to A stick house for temporary shelter. Ivy, the founder of A Stick House, said that although the two dogs have microchips, the registrants of the chips cannot be contacted. Therefore, it is urgent to find the dog owner or someone who knows the background of the two dogs to contact A Stick House.
Ivy said that a member of the public found a male and a female bichon frize at the Sheung Shui Wai pump station yesterday. They were all soaked in rain and seemed to have been hungry for a long time. Enthusiastic citizens have cats at home, and it is inconvenient to take care of the two dogs, so the two dogs are handed over to A stick house for temporary care.
The two dogs are regarding 3 years old, and the paparazzi have been neutered. Ivy described the two dogs as stable, relatively quiet, and willing to eat. The two dogs have a very good relationship and often stick together. Although they had microchips, the AFCD found that the registered owner’s phone number might not be reached, so it has not been able to contact the dog owner to pick up the two dogs.
Ivy said that he hoped that the dog owner or someone who knew the background of the two dogs would contact A Gun House. If no one claimed the dog within a month, they would arrange for the dog to be adopted. Therefore, he would not respond to inquiries regarding the adoption of the two dogs for the time being.
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Let’s all hope that the owner of these lost and abandoned Bichon Frizes will be found soon, or at least someone who knows their background. In the meantime, Ivy and A Stick House are doing their best to provide these dogs with temporary shelter and care. It’s heartwarming to see enthusiastic citizens coming together to rescue these animals in need. Let’s all do our part in spreading the word and helping these dogs find a loving forever home.
