
New arrivals from Singapore
Welcoming Ah Gal, Fei Zai, Mandy & Blackie
On 7 March 2017, the sanctuary was abuzz with news that four dogs arrived from Singapore. We are very glad that we are able to give these deserving dogs a place they can finally call their forever home. Let's meet them and hear their stories.
The Valentine Couple: Ah Gal & Fei Zai
Ah Gal and Fei Zai were guard dogs looking after a factory in Singapore. They worked very hard, day and night, to ensure that the premises were safe. After 10 years of dedication and undying loyalty, their services were terminated.
Instead of being rewarded for their work, they ended up at AVA. This did not bode well for these two senior dogs. They most certainly did not deserve this fate.
Thank goodness they were saved and can now retire and live out the rest of their lives at the sanctuary. They were rescued by a NANAS volunteer the day before Valentine's Day and she aptly named them the Valentine Couple.
Mandy

Mandy has lived at a heavy vehicle park for the past 13 years ever since she was a puppy. She also had a caregiver, a foreign worker who worked at the vehicle park. He was very responsible and ensured that Mandy received her annual vaccinations and when she was sick, he would bring her to the vet.
Unfortunately, the worker's contract ended and he had to leave. In the meantime, Mandy had an accident and injured her right hind leg needing a plate to hold her bones together. Her right front leg was also injured.
When we found out about her plight, we were happy to offer Mandy a place at the sanctuary. We strongly believe that Mandy deserves a home and a place to retire with dignity.
Blackie

Blackie is 2 years old and a very large dog. He used to be locked up in a cage for many hours. No animal should be treated this way. A dog this size needs plenty of exercise and the freedom to move around.
What is the point of having a dog and keeping it in a cage? The owner most probably just wanted a guard dog to look after his factory. Wait till it barks too much, it will be disposed off in a heartbeat. You just cannot win, can you?
Luckily, the rescuer felt sorry for him and managed to free him from his misery. When we heard about Blackie, we agreed to take him in. He can now roam free and run around on the sanctuary grounds to his heart's content. Another happy dog in the making!
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