Cody
Cody was rescued with his brother Cashew since they were puppies. They have both grown into sweet adult dogs and now ready to find a home. They can be adopted separately.
Casper
Casper with the big rounded eyes and little floppy ears likes to give kisses a lot. He is quiet and calm, takes some time to feel comfortable in a new environment. It will be good if Casper has a resident dog to guide through his settling stage.
Pokkie
Pokkie is very active and playful. He will be a perfect hiking buddy who always keep a smile on his face!
Aria
Aria is a very friendly girl. One of her favourite things to do is a run around the dog park with all of her friends.
Misty
Misty is a quiet girl who may be little reserved at first but also with a lot of cuteness and love inside her. It takes her some time to feel comfortable with new friends but she is always submissive. Once she’s out in the woods her smile will be shown! Give her a chance and
Piggy
(MISS) PIGGY has been with us since our previous Ap Lei Chau days when she was a full-time office staff member. She’s a very happy Lamma dog these days, but realistically not suitable for adoption.
Jax
Jax is a young and active boy who likes to be with humans. He came to us with pretty awful skin but that’s being treated and is improving day by day. Please give him a lovely (and clean) place to stay by fostering or adopting Jax, or if that’s not possible you could still sponsor
Rex
Rex can be quite shy at first. He likes to stay with other dogs where he feels safe. If you are living in a quiet area and have domestic dog(s), handsome Rex will be a good addition to your family.
Stella
Introducing Stella, this small-sized and adorable terrier mix. Though she may be a little shy at first, with patience and gentle encouragement, she reveals her sweet personality and forms deep bonds with those she trusts. Stella is the perfect match for someone who appreciates quiet moments and the joy of earning a dog’s true affection.
Taffy
Patience is the key to Taffy’s heart! Meet Taffy! Being an ex-breeding dog, new environments and faces can feel a little overwhelming for him right now. He’s shy and cautious, and he’ll need a quiet space and a calm, understanding family to help him open up. With a gentle approach and plenty of time, Taffy
