The rescuer found them abandoned in a small booth where security bicycle guards were hanging out (Anfu Lu x Wukang lu). It was locked, small, dark and very cold.
The puppies were taken to the Eagle Valley Clinic and were checked over, and all unfortunately had a fever. There is 1 male and 2 females. The female is going to undergo an operation (lymph node issue) and had an ear infection.
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Results tagged “dogs”
JAR Dogs of the Month: Buddy, Lilly & Daisy
SCAA pet of the month: Tucker the dog!
This month's adoptable pet from Second Chance Animal Aid
She-wolf captive suspected of attacking seven in Shandong is actually a husky
Only days after possibly gunning down the wrong wolf during a hunt for the creature responsible for biting seven people in Tengzhou (two of whom died), Shandong's finest captured another suspect which isn't even the right species. Last week, police tracked down and "apprehended" a white wolf in Tengzhou, which has been revealed to be a husky.
Photos: Chongqing volunteers rescue another 1,300 dogs
On January 15 volunteers stopped a large truck leaving Chongqing bound for Zhanjiang, rescuing 1,300 cramped dogs from the pots of Guangdong eateries. Yesterday they moved them all to a new dog kennel in Chongqing. What will be done with the dogs remains to be seen, as situations like this one in the past have lead to enormous health and care costs.
SCAA Pet of the Month: Foxy the Dog
This Month's Adoptable Pet from Second Chance Animal Aid.
JAR Pet of the Month: Billy the bridge dog
This month's Adoptable Pet from Jaiya’s Animal Rescue
Photos: Another 200 dogs rescued in Sichuan by volunteers
Volunteers rescued approximately 200 dogs in the Sichuanese city of Pengzhou (彭州市), who were in the process of being transported for sale and consumption in Guangdong province. Tang Qiong, who was in charge of the dog trafficking, was ordered by volunteers to stop loading his truck, and to release all the dogs from their cages inside his kennel.
Watch: Dog in Heilongjiang runs errands on its own
Yo dawg, we heard you liked to run errands! A dog in Heilongjiang has mastered the unenviable task of doing mundane errands for its master.
Dog rides metro in search of owner
At least we think so! Today on Metro Line 1 a dog, of its own accord, got on the metro at Xinzha Station and then got off at Hanzhong Road, later seen running off in search of... something... perhaps its owner?
Photos: Volunteers rescue 800 dogs bound for slaughter in Sichuan
In the Sichuanese city of Zigong (自贡), animal protection groups paid approximately 83,000RMB to buy roughly 800 dogs that were bound for restaurants in Guangxi. The dogs were rescued only after a deal with dog trader Tang Daguo (唐大国) was struck on Saturday after two days of negotiations.
Dogs hung by their necks during housing protest in Shenzhen
On Monday in Shenzhen's Longhua district, an aggrieved building contractor decided to protest for his rights (an act known as weiquan/维权) by unfurling banners from a building rooftop, along with stringing two dogs up by their necks.
JAR Pet of the Month: Lucy's looking for love
This month's Adoptable Pet from Jaiya Animal Rescue
Wednesday WTF: Xiamen Man repeatedly hurls puppy into the ocean!
Get out your pitchforks, it's time to go hunt down a monster! Last week in Xiamen, photos surfaced showing a puppy being thrown into the sea and tenaciously swimming back to shore before being tossed in again by its cold-hearted owner.
Animal activists shut down the Jinhua Dog Meat Festival
Animal activists have scored an unusually swift victory in an online campaign to stop the Zhejiang Jinhua Dog Meat Festival 《浙江金华狗肉节》from happening on October 18.
JAR Pet of the Month: Cabby the restaurant delivery puppy!
This month's Adoptable Pets from Jaiya's Animal Rescue (JAR):
Watch: Cute Japanese dog is OMG! SO CUTE!!
Er, this dog will probably help repair Sino-Japanese ties, or something. The pup has over 65,000 Weibo followers! No? Not buying it? It 's Friday, guys. A pomeranian born in 2002 named 'Shunsuke', this little guy is the highlight of our day so far, and is apparently also very active on Twitter. Enjoy!
JAR Pet of the Month: Buddy the abandoned puppy
This month’s Adoptable Pets from Jaiya’s Animal Rescue (JAR)
Name: Buddy
Gender: Male
DOB: Feb 2011
Jiangmen, Guangdong changes mind, relaxes ban on dogs
Well that was fast. Just two days after we initially reported on it and only nine days after the measure was first announced in Jiangmen, last Friday authorities decided to relax their position on their controversial dog ban law. Surprisingly, it seems the Jiangmen government heeded residents' suggestions when drafting the changes: "Under the new rules, pet dogs will be banned from public places such as parks, squares and shopping malls. Residents who take dogs to public venues 'would be advised to leave.' And in the case of attacks, dog owners would be responsible for all medical bills, lost wages and other compensation, the report said." Compared to the old plan of killing illegal dogs on the spot, these rules seem almost humane.
Watch: Yoga for dogs in Hong Kong
Yoga for dogs, or 'doga', has arrived in Hong Kong, and from the looks of it, it's more for bored expatriate wives than it is for the dogs:
Dogs banned outright in Jiangmen, Guangdong from August 26th
Jiangmen dog owners, this means you! You officially have until August 25th to figure out what to do with your dogs, as a 'special campaign' on pooches in Pengjiang (蓬江), Jianghai (江海) and Xinhui (新会) districts of Jiangmen city (江门市, a city of 3.8 million 102km [64 miles] south of Guangzhou) begins the following day, on the 26th of August. Afterwards, any dogs roaming in public without a license from their owner will be confiscated and put down. And if past campaigns in China are anything to go by, methods employed could be far from humane.
Thursday Timewaster: Dog sniffs guy's armpit, then passes out
This video comes from across the Japanese Straits but it's so good we thought we'd share it with everyone as a lunchtime laugh. Hilaaaaarious!
Shanghai pet laws cause owners to bum rush vets
Shanghai is not known for its dog-friendliness. There is neither enough green patches for them nor do they get much love from the Shanghainese government, who we've known to create ridiculous rules. But at least it's become more affordable to legally own a dog - even if you're now only able to own one. The new law instructs that dogs must be chipped and vaccinated before dog owners can register their pups, and that the only way to grandfather in your second dog is by registering them - for these reason, hundreds of people were storming Shanghais vets yesterday.
SCAA Pet of the Month: Shai the puppy
This month's Adoptable Pet from Second Chance Animal Aid.
Estimated costs for 500 rescued dogs said to exceed 10 million RMB
The rescue of more than 500 dogs on their way to slaughter last week continues to cause controversy as experts estimate that caring for the many injured and diseased animals could exceed 10RMB million in the coming five years. That's on top of the 115,000RMB an animal protection organization paid to have the dogs freed last week. Leaving out medical costs for illness and injury afflicting almost every animal, vaccines alone cost 150RMB per head, not to mention spaying and neutering range from 250-500RMB. Thousands gathered online and in person to support the rescue last week, and many saw it as a step forward for animals rights in China. The important question now is whether there will be the necessary follow through, or will these animals simply end up dying at the pound instead of at the butcher?
Photos: Truckload of 520 dogs rescued from slaughter near Beijing
Hey look! Somebody finally got freed in China last week. On Friday, April 15, a truckload of 520 dogs was stopped and the animals were rescued by the coming together of activists online, with an outpouring of support from thousands! When word of the truck spread on Sina Weibo, hundreds arrived at the scene with mineral water and food, jamming traffic and refusing to let the truck leave.15 hours later, a pet company and an environmental organization gathered the necessary funds (115,000RMB!!) to buy the dogs.
Somebody adopt/foster this dog: Cassie the Collie
The good folks at Jaiya's Animal Rescue recently picked up this collie and are in need of a dog lover to help take care of it. If you happen to be looking to foster a canine companion, why not dear Cassie?
World's priciest dog is a 10 million RMB ($1.5 million) Tibetan mastiff
We already know how insanely popular Tibetan mastiffs are with the fabulously wealthy in China (among other ridiculous things.) Well, last week in Qingdao a Shanxi coal baron paid 10 million RMB (about $1.5 million) for an 11-month-old red Tibetan mastiff named Sensation (轰动, Hōngdòng), tying the record for most expensive dog ever sold.
Watch: Japanese dog in quake region refuses to leave its injured friend
We interrupt our regular programming to bring you this tearjerker of a video. A Japanese dog in the quake region, itself cold and traumatised, stands guard loyally by the side of its compatriot who appears to be injured from the earthquake and tsunami.
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