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Arthur was found abandoned in southern Taiwan. According to his chip number, his owner is supposed to live in northern Taiwan. We tried to contact the owner, but were not able to get any response. After taking Arthur to the vet, we found he has a white spot in his left eye. The vet told us that Arthur’s eye may get hurt before, but it didn’t affect his eye sight. Arthur looked fine when he was rescued. He is doing great now in his foster home.

Arthur loves his human companions a lot. He is always calm and is very affectionate. He enjoys staying with people all the time and is very obedient. Arthur also gets along with dogs well. He likes to play with them often. Arthur never picks up fights and will walk away when there is a fight. It’s very sad that his owner drove a long way to abandon Arthur in another city so that he couldn’t find his way home. We hope Arthur can find his forever home where he can get the attention he deserves. Arthur is neutered, healthy and up to date on vaccines. He is also chipped.

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GiGi and YoYo are both rescued from a puppy mill. They are used as breeding females and are bred repeatedly, twice a year, every year. They’re kept in tiny and overcrowded cages for all their life. In addition, those dirty and unsanitary cages are the places GiGi and YoYo make money for their owner. They never receive any affection, exercise or proper veterinary care. The most important of all is they don’t even have a regular meal. It they get a chance to eat, all they have is leftover. Due to long-term malnutrition, both of GiGi and YoYo suffer calcium loss and look older at their age even though they are just 8-9 years old. Over the past years, GiGi and YoYo have very few human contacts. Therefore, they’re terrified when we picked them up. They don’t even dare to look at you and always curl up in the corner. They are panic when hearing noise and meeting people. We understand GiGi and YoYo are extremely stressful because their lives are without humanity at all over the past years. That’s why we take it slowly to get close to both of them and let them take their time to get used of human contact. There is only little progress after they’re rescued. However, we won’t give up. We know GiGi and YoYo deserve a better life because humans owe them too much.

Both GiGi and YoYo are very timid. They don’t even dare to eat in front of people. Most of the time, they will wait and eat until no one is around. At first, we leave food in the bowl and they don’t even touch it. Then we realize that they don’t see dog bowls before. No wonder they don’t know they can eat the food inside it. For the first few weeks after rescued, GiGi and YoYo only eat food that is left on the ground. We keep trying and now we leave food on a tray. They finally learn that it’s OK to eat without leaving food on the ground. Both GiGi and YoYo scared of people in the beginning. They may run away when you try to pet them. However, they will stand still when they know there is no place to hide. Then you can pet them and comfort them at that time.

Both GiGi and YoYo feel more comfortable when staying with dogs. They were severely malnourished when rescued. Therefore, our priority is to feed them up. It takes us few weeks to have some progress feeding both of them. Therefore, we are not able to get the housebroken. We are trying to work on leash training now. However, they are still very scared and can’t follow our instruction.

We know it may not easy to find GiGi and YoYo a forever home very soon due to their age and condition now. However, we believe they will have their own families some day. It’s very sad that GiGi and YoYo suffer a multitude of social, emotional, and physical conditions after living in a puppy mill for all their life. At least, they won’t be discarded after they can no longer produce any puppies. They are now in a safe place and waiting patiently to meet someone who can give them a second chance. Both GiGi and YoYo are spayed, healthy, up to date on vaccines and chipped.

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Liam was found abandoned on the streets. He has a tumor hanging in front of his chest and was obese when he was rescued. The tumor was removed later by a surgery. According to the vet, it was a lipoma. Liam’s hips are not good and are not able to support his body due to his weight. However, he can still walk and run now. We are trying to lose his weight and provide him some hips supplements now. Hopefully, it will help him to maintain his mobility. We suggest Liam’s new family continue to monitor his weight and give him hips supplements as well.

Liam is a very sweet boy. He loves to stay with his human companions and is very obedient. He is also very affectionate. Liam gets along with dogs well. He likes to invite them for a play. Since he has a great temperament, he never fights with dogs. Liam is neutered, healthy and up to date on vaccines. He is also chipped.

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PonPon was surrendered by his owner. Although PonPon is a senior dog, he is still very active. He has a very good temperament and gets along with dog well. He is also very calm and gentle. PonPon enjoys staying with people and waits patiently to get some attention

According to X- rays, PonPon’s right hip is out of the socket. However, the vet doesn’t suggest any surgery due to his age. He may have some problems getting up and down stairs. Otherwise, he has no problem walking or running. We think PonPon just needs weight control and hip supplement to maintain his mobility. PonPon is neutered, healthy and up to date on vaccines. He is also chipped.

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Laura was rescued from a local shelter in Taiwan. She had three lumps on her back and mammary gland tumor when rescued. After taking her to the vet, the lumps and tumor have been removed. The lumps were just inflammation tissues. The mammary gland tumor was on 1st stage. Laura just needs some regular follow-up every year to check if the tumor comes back.

Laura is a gentle and calm girl. She is very sweet and affectionate toward people. She also gets along with dogs well. We know that Laura is an old dog. It may not easy to find a home for senior dogs. However, we still hope that Laura can find a home to call her own. Laura is spayed, healthy, up to date on vaccines and chipped.

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GiGi and YoYo are both rescued from a puppy mill. They are used as breeding females and are bred repeatedly, twice a year, every year. They’re kept in tiny and overcrowded cages for all their life. In addition, those dirty and unsanitary cages are the places GiGi and YoYo make money for their owner. They never receive any affection, exercise or proper veterinary care. The most important of all is they don’t even have a regular meal. It they get a chance to eat, all they have is leftover. Due to long-term malnutrition, both of GiGi and YoYo suffer calcium loss and look older at their age even though they are just 8-9 years old. Over the past years, GiGi and YoYo have very few human contacts. Therefore, they’re terrified when we picked them up. They don’t even dare to look at you and always curl up in the corner. They are panic when hearing noise and meeting people. We understand GiGi and YoYo are extremely stressful because their lives are without humanity at all over the past years. That’s why we take it slowly to get close to both of them and let them take their time to get used of human contact. There is only little progress after they’re rescued. However, we won’t give up. We know GiGi and YoYo deserve a better life because humans owe them too much.

Both GiGi and YoYo are very timid. They don’t even dare to eat in front of people. Most of the time, they will wait and eat until no one is around. At first, we leave food in the bowl and they don’t even touch it. Then we realize that they don’t see dog bowls before. No wonder they don’t know they can eat the food inside it. For the first few weeks after rescued, GiGi and YoYo only eat food that is left on the ground. We keep trying and now we leave food on a tray. They finally learn that it’s OK to eat without leaving food on the ground. Both GiGi and YoYo scared of people in the beginning. They may run away when you try to pet them. However, they will stand still when they know there is no place to hide. Then you can pet them and comfort them at that time.

Both GiGi and YoYo feel more comfortable when staying with dogs. They were severely malnourished when rescued. Therefore, our priority is to feed them up. It takes us few weeks to have some progress feeding both of them. Therefore, we are not able to get the housebroken. We are trying to work on leash training now. However, they are still very scared and can’t follow our instruction.

We know it may not easy to find GiGi and YoYo a forever home very soon due to their age and condition now. However, we believe they will have their own families some day. It’s very sad that GiGi and YoYo suffer a multitude of social, emotional, and physical conditions after living in a puppy mill for all their life. At least, they won’t be discarded after they can no longer produce any puppies. They are now in a safe place and waiting patiently to meet someone who can give them a second chance. Both GiGi and YoYo are spayed, healthy, up to date on vaccines and chipped.

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Megan was found wandering on the streets. According to the residents, they have seen Megan wandering in the neighborhood for a year. Someone posted a message about Megan online and we decided to rescue her right away. Megan only had ear infection and was overweight when rescued.

Megan is a very sweet girl. She likes to stay with people all day. She is very affectionate and obedient. Megan gets along with dogs well. She may not play with them often. She prefers staying with people instead. Megan is spayed, healthy, up to date on vaccines and chipped.