hkdrsally

Why do I do this work? It's hard, emotionally and financially, it's stressful, it's 24/7 and 365 days a year. In short you'd have to be crazy, which I obviously am to a certain extent, but here's the thing.

We were taken by surprise this morning when the Hong Kong Observatory issued a warning that a typhoon (like a hurricane) was coming directly towards us, and that all ferries would stop, shops close and

I'm not kidding, when puppy Roma was adopted by the head of the Liverpool Football Club Supporters Hong Kong, her face and story was posted on their Facebook page which has 5 million followers. Of course

It was "Operation Sharpei Family" today as I took the mother and her five babies from the Government Kennels and then on to the vet where the mother, now called Clementine, was picked up by her

I took Enzo from the Hong Kong Government Kennels (pound) when the litter was just 2 weeks old, and they went into foster homes in pairs for bottle feeding. All four pups were lucky to have amazing care

Minty was at the Government Kennels, terrified after having been picked up by the dog catchers and all on her own. She's got almost no hair at all, but from what I can see she's going to be black with

So many people looking at adopting a dog ask for breeds like golden retrievers and labradors because they say they want a dog that's guaranteed to be good with children. But you know what, a dog is a dog,

This poor little poodle girl was bought from a pet shop 4 years ago and was kept in a cage her whole life. Eventually the owner's mother felt so bad for her that she took to the Government Kennels (dog

When you live in Hong Kong and there's fresh papaya just waiting to be picked and eaten for breakfast.

Daxon aka Allan Dixon came over to my island "resort" today to see the truth about my life and how I live. Crazy Dog Lady was all he could say, but more about that later. Here's a few shots of

" Well there's this great guy Allan Dixon who stumbled across Hong Kong Dog Rescue, and me, although not literally of course, and he said "You write a daily blog don't you?" and I said "Yes

I started Hong Kong Dog Rescue (HKDR) in 2003 to try and save the dogs and puppies that ended up at the government kennels (dog pounds) and without any hope of getting out alive. Since then around 8000

All the work and sweat and yes, often tears, is because of this, seeing dogs and puppies being adopted and going off to their new homes. Today three doglets, that's not a baby pup but not an adult yet,

NOT from a puppy mill, NOT from a breeder, NOT from a pet shop but the best and cutest baby girl I rescued today. Adoption really does save precious lives like Maggie's, and she's worth it.

Puppies usually come to HKDR in litters of 6 to 8, and for some strange reason there's often a single leftover that doesn't get adopted as a youngster. No matter what, these pups will always have a home

Hi, I'm HKDR Sally, Founder of Hong Kong Dog Rescue (HKDR) and my life is dogs, more dogs and puppies, all rescued. You can follow my daily blog on www.hongkongdogrescue.com/blog/ or just take a look at