Can Anyone Help Tan?. Im Reaching Out For Help Dur..

Can anyone help Tan?

I’m reaching out for help during a really challenging situation. A year ago, I rescued a stray dog who had been hit by a car. I brought him to the vet, nursed him back to health, and he has been recovering well ever since. Unfortunately, despite my efforts, I haven’t found a permanent adopter.

Now I’m facing a serious issue. I recently moved, and my local council (MPSJ) only permits a maximum of two dogs per household. Including this rescued pup, I now have three dogs. The council has warned that if I don’t remove one immediately, they may intervene and take the dog away.

This dog is healthy, vaccinated, neutered, and great with people and other dogs. I truly want to continue supporting him, and I am willing to fully sponsor his food and any ongoing medical needs. What I need now is a shelter or foster home—not necessarily a permanent adopter, just a safe place for him to live.

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Can anyone help Tan?
I’m reaching out for help during a really challenging situation. A year ago, I rescued a stray dog who had been hit by a car. I brought him to the vet, nursed him back to health, and he has been recovering well ever since. Unfortunately, despite my efforts, I haven’t found a permanent adopter.
Now I’m facing a serious issue. I recently moved, and my local council (MPSJ) only permits a maximum of two dogs per household. Including this rescued pup, I now have three dogs. The council has warned that if I don’t remove one immediately, they may intervene and take the dog away.
This dog is healthy, vaccinated, neutered, and great with people and other dogs. I truly want to continue supporting him, and I am willing to fully sponsor his food and any ongoing medical needs. What I need now is a shelter or foster home—not necessarily a permanent adopter, just a safe place for him to live.
0169291546

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Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better

Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better is a canine welfare programme initiated by non-profit organisation Community Development and Integration Initiative (CDII).

MDDB's main activities revolve around rescuing dogs from the local council pounds as well as off the streets. Once they have been rescued, the dogs are vaccinated and neutered before being put up for adoption.

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