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Too Many Stray Dogs Have No Place To Go

Furry Friends Farm recently received 10 puppies which are merely one month old and a mother dog. 5 brown puppies were delivered by the Brown Mother Dog which is named Rusty by the rescuer whom had been spotted this stray mother dog before she gave birth to the puppies. The other 5 puppies which are black and white and black and tan in colour belonged to another female dog which cannot be located.

Puppies playing and cuddling up with each other

Puppies feeding time ! Milk with puppy kibbles ! Yummy !

Puppies suckling their mother, Rusty

Since the mother dog and the puppies are not being fully checked by a vet due to the late hours of removing these strays humanely from the street, strict quarantine at Furry Friends Farm to these strays is required. Luckily, volunteers managed to build a confined area recently.

Puppy confinement area

Under the observation of almost a week, the puppies and Rusty look perfectly well with good appetite and active. Dr Tan and Dr Wong visited the farm and managed to vaccinate all the 10 puppies and Rusty. Furry Friends Farm will be preparing the puppies for The Early Neutering Programme where male puppies will be neutered at the age of three months and the female puppies will be neutered as early as they reach four months old.