06/07/2026
Part 2 of the puppiesâ adoption and Bobaâs plight for a new âhomeâ.
I had to fill up 3 separate forms for each; we did not have any formal names for them because we were still pondering what would be best for them based on their characteristics or maybe assign them names of âdrinksâ just like Lattè and Boba đ¤
So as I was filling up the forms, I put 1.âGrampsâ coz he looked like an old dog with his hair looking âunkeptâ with âwhite streaksâ
2.âBrownâ coz she hand brown paws and
3.âNoisyâ coz being the youngest, âcomplainsâ the most - âyappingâ like she is being deprived of her chance to feed from her motherâs breast milk by her siblings!
The orange leashes signified that they were no longer âmineâ (or our pets) and now accepted by the foundation; they will either be subject for adoption individually or be âtrainedâ (I guess to make them marketable)âŚ
Hopefully they find the pups good new homes.
The next step now is to sched an appointment for Boba to be neutered, (schedules are a long virtual âlineâ) then a new home; otherwise we will repeat the process of having pups if Lattè gets pregnant again before she gets spayed. (They are now âseparatedâ, leashed to distance him from Lattè.
Boba is about a year old, a very smart, friendly âblue healerâ. He obeys to âwaitâ before eating his food, can consistently âcatchâ (bite-size) food if you throw it to him, he gives you his left paw to âshakeâ, and brings himself âdownâ on command.
Would you like to adopt him? Although he is in a waiting list when there is an opening at the same Animal Foundation where the pups are. Dm/Pm me if you are interested.