Hi Guys ........

We have a 3-in-1 wooden photo frame, bought from Ikean, and we finally decided what to fill it with.

Can please help us vote and see which one of these photos you like most?

We decided to fill the photo frame with our kids, but just couldn't decide which one is nicer.

Please please ..... cast your votes, for each of the photos below.

Please vote either (A)  or (B) , for each of them (Ocean / Nala / Simba)

Greatly appreciate your votes.

Thanks :)

Ocean

A.

B.

Nala

A.

B.

Simba

A.

B.

This is really Damn Farking Shitty.............

Why in the farking hell  are there so many farking people ????

These people uses dogs/cats  as live shark baits ............ can u imagine that?

I just wish one day they'll get the experience to be the one with the hook going thru their farking nose..........

 
 
South China Morning Post
Letters to the Editor 
http://www.scmp.com/portal/site/SCMP/menuitem.2af62ecb329d3d7733492d9253a0a0a0/?vgnextoid=778d21e1e9f21210VgnVCM100000360a0a0aRCRD&ss=Talkback&s=Opinion
May 12, 2009 
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In the past two weeks alone Hong Kong Dog Rescue has taken in a pair of
six-month-old chihuahua puppies, a teacup-poodle puppy, four beagle/shih-tzu
puppies, a mini Pomeranian puppy and a host of other young, or very young,
ex-pet-shop puppies.
When Hong Kong Dog Rescue was founded in 2003, the small breeds that came to
us via the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department kennels were
almost always older rejects and all of the young small breeds (or larger
pure breeds) that came our way were abandoned because of some health issue.
 
As the trend for having a pet dog increased, so did the number of pet shops
selling cute puppies, as well as the abandonment rate. 
 
Now we are also seeing a large number of bigger dogs that have been caught
as strays but are clearly a mix of breeds rather than the standard Hong Kong
village dog. These obviously came from pet dogs that had been dumped and
then gone on to mix and breed with others.
 
I am sure that every animal-welfare organisation has minimum requirements
for anyone wanting to adopt a dog or a puppy, but pet shops sell freely to
anyone who walks through the door and has the money. 
 
I can say that almost every dog that ends up at either the department or
Hong Kong Dog Rescue has previously been passed from home to home before
being finally abandoned, and ironically these are the lucky dogs, as they
will eventually be adopted by caring and responsible people. 
 
Many pets are simply dumped in country parks or on the street. Few survive,
and those that do become one of the hated and hunted strays that plague the
countryside. Their lives are short and miserable, but long enough to produce
more unwanted litters of puppies.
 
How bad does this have to get before the government finally acknowledges
that allowing this dreadful trade in life to continue without any regulation
is simply not acceptable? 
 
Why aren't there laws banning the sale of puppies in pet shops to any casual
shopper who buys on a whim and discards just as easily? 
 
Other countries do not allow this, and while Hong Kong bans dogs from almost
every public place as dirty vermin, the trade in puppies continues to grow.
 
Sally Andersen, founder, Hong Kong Dog Rescue
 
 
 

Read the entire post here. 

Ocean Sleeping on top of the transporter.










Ocean relaxing alone, while mama is seen taking care of a small tussle between Simba & Nala at the background.











Ocean taking a nap on a self-made bed, which is just a simple towel placed inside a bucket.











Ocean sleeping in his recently new found favorite bed, beside is a scratch post, which we hardly seen utilized by any of them.