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Doctors Beck & Stone is a pet hospital chain in China, supporting responsible pet ownership, and providing international-standard veterinary services, with both western-trained Doctors of Veterinary Medicine, and highly trained Chinese veterinarians, nurses and medical technicians.
We are constantly striving to meet or exceed the highest operational, professional and ethical standards.
We offer veterinary services, grooming, boarding, and pet foods.
Our consultation and examination fee depends on the seniority and experience of our veterinarian. The fee for a regular vet is RMB 100; a Jr. VIP vet is RMB 180, and a VIP vet is RMB 280. We will normally make appointments for the next available veterinarian, but we can also accommodate client requests for a specific vet. In any case our regular vets will seek advise from senior vets, or possibly transfer the patient to a senior vet, for complex medical cases.
Please remember to call or email us in advance for an appointment to avoid potential waiting time.
Teachers and students are enjoying a visit to Doctors Beck & Stone in Beijing, Shunyi (Euro Plaza), hosted by Dr Marko Knezevic
Pet owners in Shanghai will now benefit from an expansion of pet health care services in Shanghai as a result of the merger between Doctors Beck & Stone and Eagle Valley Veterinary Center, which took place on April 1, 2012.
Eagle Valley is now part of the Doctors Beck & Stone chain of pet hospitals in China.
The medical team has been expanded with the addition of Dr. Tony Beck, Dr. Ewa Nowak, and Dr. Andy Xiao, who will join the existing team of Dr. Stephanie Goltz and Dr. Sunny Sun, to provide the best international-standard veterinary care in Shanghai.
New advanced medical services, including stem cell therapy and non-surgical dog sterilization, is now available.
The Eagle Valley pet hospital location is unchanged at 500 Weining Lu (off Tianshan Lu), Changning District, Shanghai.
The new Doctors Beck & Stone pet hospital location is 66 Qingshan Road, Minhang District, Shanghai.
We look forward to seeing you and your pet, and to introduce you to our new team members.
Doctors Beck & Stone – Shanghai Changning Eagle Valley
Reception: +86 21 3250 6721
Opening hours 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, Mon - Sun, consultation by appointment.
500 Weining Lu, Changning District
near Changning Lu
Subway line 2, Weining Lu Station
益格(上海)宠物医疗中心
威宁路500号, 近长宁路
Pet owners living in Tianjin and Suzhou can now visit Doctors Beck & Stone Pet Health Care Centers in Beijing and Shanghai using our pet ambulances in case of illness, accident, or for long stay boarding.
You can send your pet alone, or you can travel with your pet.
Tianjin – Beijing (Shunyi) hospital: RMB 1500 round trip.
Suzhou – Shanghai (Minhang) hospital. RMB 1500 round trip
For appointment please call our toll free 24 hour phone number 400 103 8686.
Opening hours: 9 am – 7 pm. Additional fees apply outside of opening hours.
Virtually pain-free, non-surgical Esterilsol injectable sterilization is now available at Doctors Beck & Stone for dogs as an alternative to surgical castration.
There are several hundred million dogs around the world. Many are without homes and suffer without proper care. This situation creates untold anguish for the animals and poses serious health threats to people.
Millions of perfectly healthy pets are euthanized every year because of over-population.
We should not rest until we dramatically reduce this inhumane practice.
We should be sterilizing all our pets to end the needless suffering and euthanasia of our dearest companions.
When the question of castration comes up, many pet owners delay…and delay… and delay… Why? Surgical castration is perceived to be invasive, requiring long recovery time, making the pet fat, and make the male look “less of a man”.
Esterilsol injectable sterilization is virtually painless, very fast, and the pet owner is allowed to stay with their pet during the entire procedure and take him home right after the procedure.
Click here for more information.
"Sterilization doesn't make one less macho!"
We now offer dog training advice by Dennis Schenk by appointment
Dog training makes a huge difference to pet ownership. A well-trained dog is the most wonderful addition to any family.
Doctors Beck & Stone is cooperating with Dennis Schenk, who is easily Beijing's most experienced and enthusiastic certified canine behaviorist consultant.
Contrary to the saying, you can teach old dogs new tricks! Obviously if your dog is still a puppy, it is easier to get him or her on the right track as there are no old bad habits you need to change.
Please contact Dennis Schenk for appointment on 13718027490 or Chinese at 13466397349.
For more information about dog training please click here, or contact Dennis at: Phone: 13718027490 or email canine_behavior@ymail.com
We are pleased to introduce a new advanced stem cell therapy option for pets who suffer chronic pain from arthritis, hip dysplasia, ligament & tendon injuries, fractures, and osteoarthritis.
Stem cell therapy results, using our new Medivet equipment, have been very encouraging in other countries, and we therefore decided to be the first to introduce this cutting-edge technology to pet owners in China.
Please contact us to discuss stem cell therapy and other treatment options if your pet suffers chronic pain from any of the conditions mentioned above.
Click here for more information on stem cell therapy for pets.
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Shanghai May 10, 2012
Ms. Jing Jing needs a loving home / SSAPA
Hello!
Ms. Jing Jing was found at a bus stop in Pudong Dong Fang Road. She is very friendly dog, and comes to you quickly once you call her.
It was quite dangerous for such a friendly dog to be a stray dog trying to survive in the streets of this city, and she certainly deserves a good home.
She is approx. one year old, around 15kg, quiet, spayed, with all her vaccinations, very good accompany, and suitable to live and play with children and/or elder people.
Please contact Jane Wang if you like Ms. Jing Jing and will like to know more about her. Adoption is totally free of charge.
Thanks!
Contact person: Jane Wang
Mobile: 147 8258 8576
e-mail: 1044955641@qq.com
Beijing, May 10, 2012
Small 9 year old Australian-born cat, grey/orange long-hair, seeks new home. Hanabi (which means fireworks in Japanese) is quiet, affectionate, and low-fuss. Owner is relocating overseas and allergic to cats. Hanabi is very shy and easily bullied by other cats so would prefer to be in a home where she's the only feline. Hanabi is in good health, has had all her shots and is spayed. She loves regular dry food, being cuddled, and the occasional nibble of a pot plant. Please email: chinacanuck excite dot com if interested in meeting Hanabi."
Please feel free to let me know if you need any further information. Thank you again!
Best,
Melanie
13811138710
Shanghai, May 7, 2012
PPAR Adoptable Cat of May: Agaric, the white panther!
Name: Agaric
Age: 9 months old (born on August 8, 2011)
Gender: Male
Health: Treated for fleas and worms, vaccinated and neutered.
Ideal Home: Agaric is an extremely lovely and affectionate cat. He is kind to children, likes the company of people and gets along quite well with other kitties. Agaric is an ideal cat for a family eager for a beautiful white mini-panther, attentive, funny and smart!
His story: Agaric’s mum is a blind cat with a malice tumor. The rescuer saved Agaric’s mother on the street in August 2011. Baby Agaric was born at the PPAR shelter just one week after his mum was saved, so he is a very lucky boy. Agaric grew up at the shelter with his two brothers.
Some time ago Agaric’s siblings were adopted, so Agaric is the only one waiting for a permanent loving home. As you can see in his pictures, Agaric has a pair of very special eyes (one blue and one green), a very cute pink nose and soft white fur.
You can help PPAR to make a difference by giving Agaric a permanent caring home ... enjoying immeasurable amount of kitty love in return!
Can you provide Agaric with the loving home that he deserves?
For more information about being a foster parent or how to adopt a cat or kitten from PPAR, please contact Ms. Sophia Lin at yelin28@hotmail.com. You may also come to see more cats and kittens, from 13:00 pm to 17:00 pm, every weekend in the PPAR Shelter at Lane 555, Jinping Road, Minhang District, Shanghai. Phone: 86-21-5480-1699 (上海闵行区金平路555弄合生城邦一街坊573号,联系电话:021-5480-1699).
Paw Pals Animal Rescue (PPAR) is a non-profit animal rescue group founded in 2007 by a group of individual animal rescuers. Their main objective is to find loving homes for homeless cats. Go to:
http://www.lostlaowai.com/blog/general/in-shanghai-like-cats-these-... to learn more.
爪园是一个由救助者和志愿者组成的流浪动物救援团队,于2007年建立。爪园的使命是为城市流浪动物提供救助、庇护、照顾和为他们寻找合适的领养家庭,宣传人道观念和科学养宠的知识,促进社会对动物福利的认识和关注。有关爪园的更多信息,请见
http://www.lostlaowai.com/blog/general/in-shanghai-like-cats-these-...
Shanghai, May 7, 2012
Alpha is looking for adoption or fostering ...
The story of Alpha: He was first rescued 3 years ago by a young man. Alpha had his tail injured and bleeding. The young man brought him to a vet hospital and they decided to cut the tail. Then Alpha was sent to the SSAPA shelter and the young man did not show up much anymore.
Alpha is one of the volunteers’ favorites ... always so cheerful and jumping up and down when he sees people. Alpha was fostered by an English teacher who really liked him, but she was planning to leave last summer for a teaching position elsewhere so Alpha was sent back to the shelter ... he was very sad and started to get very agitated and to chase his little bit of tail left (he chew it till it bleeds very bad). This makes us think his original injury was caused by himself when he got abandoned.
He is fine with cats and dogs, but he likes to be around people much more ... so we hope he can find a permanent home soon or at least a short term foster home for the summer as he can be much more happy in a real home.
This is some additional info on Alpha:
Feeding: Twice a day, a mixture of wet food and dried food. He is a real scavenger outside so you have to watch out for him trying to eat things he shouldn't. He enjoys eating little rawhide chews.
Walking: He goes out on a harness to which he is used to. He has no road sense and will sometimes try to dart into the middle of the road if he smells something interesting.
Commands: He "sits" to get his food and will "stay" until the foster parent snap his fingers, so he knows he can start eating. Outside he can be encouraged to urinate with "skoosh, skoosh".
Affectionate: He enjoys a cuddle and his tummy rubbed. He likes being groomed.
Barking: In an apartment he can bark when neighbors are walking past the door, but he soon calms down again. He can learn to distinguish between neighbors and strangers. He is used to being left alone for several hours at a time and this does not upset him.
Toilet trained: He is completely toilet trained within the home.
Grumpy: He can be grumpy sometimes, for example, if you wake him up unexpectedly ... he will give you a growl but that's all.
Other pets: He is used to living with cats. He once went to a temporary home with 7 cats and he had no problems at all.
Travel: He travels well in a car.
He is a great little dog and a good companion. If you are interested in Alpha and want to know more about him please contact Ms. Jane Su at: helptheanimals@yahoo.cn or call 136 2174 6899.
Thanks!
Shanghai, May 5, 2012
Lola is looking for a new home.
My no is 13764583465.
email: siobhannyc@gmail.com
Thanks so much
Siobhan
Beijing, May 4, 2012
As an update, Vegan unfortunately has been returned to us twice by his adopters - due to work or family reasons. This obviously caused extra suffer to Vegan, and the good news is that he is a tough boy, now completely healthy and strong.
I sincerely ask for your favor again - help Vegan find a loving home. We'd prefer adopters who will love him as their own child and never abandon him for whatever reasons.
Basic info:
Vegan, a male dog of about 8 months old
Small size around 7.5 kg
Sterilised, vaccined and de-fleaed
Let me know if you have any queries.
Much appreciated!
Jesse:
jesse_nyj@live.com
Shanghai, April 28, 2012
Fu Gui: A happy poodle dog with only 3 legs
Name: Fu Gui
Gender: Male
Age: About 2 years old
Health: Vaccinated and neutered
Last November 2011, when Rita was at home for holiday, she got a phone call from her colleague telling her that there was a heavily sick white poodle lying beside a garbage bin. She rushed out and took the dog to the pet hospital.
Later on Rita knew the dog was abandoned by his original owner because the owner took the dog out without any leash and he was hit by a car, resulting in his front right leg seriously broken. The owner just gave some medicine to Fu Gui by himself at home. Then, when the owner found out that Fu Gui became worse, he just put him in the garbage bin.
Fu Gui struggled to climb up from the bin and to the street for help.
From time until now Fu Gui has experienced painful treatment and his injured leg had to be amputated. However, Fu Gui still is a very friendly dog: affectionate to people, active and in hope to have a real loving home soon.
If you are interested in Fu Gui and want to provide him the loving home that he deserves so much please contact JANE WANG in the following mobile number: 147 8258 8576
Thank you!
Shanghai, April 27, 2012
2 lovely dogs are looking for a home ...
PICASSO
We are looking for a good home for our dog Picasso. Picasso truly is one of kind with a memorable face and loving personality. He is 5.5 years old and was adopted here in Shanghai. Picasso is neutered and has been kept updated on his shots. He never has accidents in the house and is extremely good with babies and children.
Picasso’s unique face is a birth defect. It does not affect his ability to eat or drink like other dogs. What he lacks in looks he makes up for in charm. Picasso would make a great addition to any family! We would be happy to introduce you to Picasso or answer any questions you may have.
SUNDANCE
We are looking for a good home for our dog Sundance. Sundance has a great personality and a gentle heart. He is 4 years old and was adopted here in Shanghai. Sundance is neutered and has been kept updated on his shots. He is trained to go to the bathroom outside. Sun Dance is playful but also knows how to relax and lounge in a dog bed while you go about your daily business.
Sundance is good with kids and would be a four-legged friend in any family! We would be happy to introduce you to Sundance or answer any questions you may have.
Please e-mail shanghaidogs@gmail.com
Thank you for your support!
Shanghai, April 21, 2012
PPAR Adoptable Cat of April: Cute Qiu!
Name: Qiu
Age: 1.5 years old
Gender: Male
Health: Good health. Treated for fleas and worms, vaccinated and neutered.
Ideal Home: Qiu is an extremely cute and affectionate cat. He is kind to children, likes the company of people and also gets along with other cats. Qiu is an ideal pet for a family eager for an “equal opportunity” kitty friend.
Story: The rescuer saved Qiu from an underground platform of the Shanghai subway in the Autumn of 2010. At that time, Qiu was only about 2 months and he was very lucky in not having any accident inside the subway station. Qiu has been growing in the PPAR Shelter ever since he was rescued. He is always a very happy and lovely cat … like sunshine in Spring!
Adopting Qiu would be a rewarding experience for any animal lover. Can you provide a loving and permanent home to cute Qiu?
If you are interested in Qiu and want to know more, please contact Sophia Lin at: yelin28@hotmail.com
You can also visit the PPAR cats and kittens every weekend (Saturdays and Sundays), from 13:00 to 17:00 hrs, to see them in person, play with them and adopt!
Address: PPAR Shelter, Jinping Road, Minhang District. Near Jinping Road subway station, Line 5. Thank you!
Beijing, April 19, 2012
Everyone who sees Rudy is surprised how cute he is.
He had broken his left hind leg after a car accident. We saved him, but we couldn’t save the leg even after we tried our best.
He is so smart that he can understand his name so fast! Even after the terrible accident, he is friendly to everyone, but he looks a little scared of cars. He will shake his tail to everyone, and likes people stroking him. His nose looks like a piece of chocolate, his feet looks like he is wearing white shoes. Even though he can't use the broken leg very well, he still likes to run outside, and looks very happy every day!
If you take him home, you will find he can bring a lot of happiness to your family. If you want to do some easy dog training, we believe he will learn very fast.
Rudy is about 5 months old, and he has already been castrated in our clinic, and finished the 1st DHPPI vaccination, de-worming and flea control.
Please give him a warm home, he needs your love!
Eva Chen - Vet Technician - SAU (Sichuan Agriculture University)
Doctors Beck & Stone - Chaoyang Park by Upper East Side (CYP)
全国预约服务电话:400 103 8686
分店电话: +86 10 8457 8233
Email: amoe101@hotmail.com
Shanghai, April 12, 2012
Dear friends and animal lovers,
I have two extraordinary cats, two brothers, that I found in the Wuhan Mountains a year and a half ago. I brought them back to Shanghai and raised them with all the love and care I could give them, and I love them so very much.
But last month I moved out to Bali for a job, and to my despair, I am finding it impossible to bring them here due to the new ‘rabies-free’ laws enacted last year here in Bali. My company has been searching for the past 3 months to find a way to get them here, but it doesn’t seem possible. It breaks my heart but I need to find a new home for them.
They are very healthy, both have been fixed and have had all their vaccinations done. They were raised with lots of love and close interaction, so they are communicative, loving and very comfortable around people. And because there are two of them, they keep each other entertained and don’t need too much supervision. They are approximately 1 1/2 years old. Their names are Bilbo and Meimei, and each have such unique personalities – they are very funny cats.
If anyone has a home to share with them and would like to adopt them (or know of anyone who does), I will pay for all costs to get them to you. They are currently in Shanghai but I will fly them out to another country, if necessary.
If finances are a concern, I will help with the cost of their upkeep.
Their photos are below. They really are amazing cats! And, yes, they are brothers – apparently with different fathers.
Please pass this email to your friends. Thank you!
Love,
Stacy
If you can help, please contact Stacy at chongstacy@yahoo.com or JAR shanghaidogs@gmail.com
Beijing, April 10, 2012
Janet urgently needs a home before May 3rd!!!!
I want to introduce my only female stray cat, which newly arrived at my neighborhood in March 2010. Shorty after she came I got her spayed and returned her back to my compound where I continued to care for her. In May 2011 she got very sick and I rushed her to the veterinarian to get a diagnosis.
The veterinarian diagnosed her with feline stomatitis. This is a serious immune-mediated inflammation of the entire mouth, causing painful swollen and infected gums and teeth, inability to eat, weight loss and severe discomfort, compromising the quality of life.
She was in treatment for many months for this condition with medications but failed to improve. Finally, the complete extraction of her teeth allowed her gums to fully recover and the inflammation to subside. She is now able to live a normal life. As a cat without any teeth, Janet cannot live or go outdoors and needs to live as an indoor cat in a warm loving home that can provide her with a good diet of cat food.
Once Janet’s treatment was completed, I was quickly able to find a volunteer in October 2011 who fosters her temporarily at her home, but she is will be leaving Beijing on the 30th April. Therefore a new home is needed in a matter of 20 days.
Janet is about 3 years old - a beautiful white cat with blue eyes (not deaf). Being a quiet and independent girl, she is able to stay alone at home and uses the litter box. Janet (Carly) usually hides when people are present and will need some time until she will trust her guardian. But once she does, she will be able to develop a loyal friendship.
She is spayed, fully vaccinated and tested negative for FeLV/FIV. Her official Beijing Animal Health & Immunity Certificate (vaccination red book) gives proof of all vaccinations necessary to take pets out of Beijing.
Please contact me, if you are interested to adopt Janet:
Charlotte Landwehr
charlybj@gmail.com
www.charlyscats.org
Shanghai, April 4, 2012
Lovely Garfield looking for a loving home ... urgently!
I am moving out of China, and my cat 6 years old fluffy Garfield cat is looking for a new loving home. You can take him with his litter box, brush, etc .Garfield is vaccinated and in good health.
Please contact Franck. Phone: 135 855 1604
Shanghai, March 31, 2012
Niu Niu (like a milk cow) was rescued 2 years ago from the street. He was a baby then and was abandoned because he was sick.
Some ayis rescued him and brought him to hospital where he recovered. Very soon he grew up to be a big dog. Sadly, for big dogs as Niu Niu is hard to find good owners with a garden and big rooms, so the ayis had no choice but to put him in a factory to be a guard dog.
Niu Niu was there for almost two years and, even though the factory people love him, they do not know how to take care of a big dog with long hair.
He is neutered, vaccinated and even has a chip and is registered. He was at the SSAPA shelter for a while, but now Niu Niu is in Baoshan in order to be close to his rescuer.
Short time ago he was adopted, but got returned as he really needs a more roomy home and patient parents (who can understand and love his playful and energetic nature). For more information on Niu Niu please contact Jane at: helptheanimals@yahoo.cn
Shanghai, March 27, 2012
Meet Felix
Name: Felix
Gender: male
DOB: 1+ year old
We rescued him about 6 months ago, found him as a stray on the street, he was very skinny and exhausted, skin/ fur in bad condition (ringworm and other diseases). – Meanwhile, he fully recovered, neutered, spayed, deflead, dewormed etc. by Eagle Valley Vet.
Lives at our office (not a long-term option). Not shy at all, loves to hang out with people, attacks our visitors (in a fun way) – a very playful and cuddly cat.
Please send an email to shanghaidogs@gmail.com if you can help
Shanghai March 27, 2012
Mimi and her newborns
Mimi has had her kittens this morning (26th March) – 5 cute ones!
She is currently staying at a fostercarer’s home where they will be monitored and kept warm and safe.
We will be looking for permanent/foster homes for these cutey pies….so if you are interested and would like to reserve one, please let me know!
Thank you!
JAR – shanghaidogs@gmail.com
Beijing, March 26, 2012
2 well behaved puppies, already had their de-worming medicine, flee medicine and first two shots; two more shots needed on April 15th. Little over 2 months old. Call Nancy at 13901021655. Thank you!!
Beijing, March 26, 2012
Ms.Fan found XiaoXiao on Feb 17 on a cold and windy day. Unfortunately her 2 corgis at home are not friendly with XiaoXiao. So she wants to find a peaceful and warm home for him. Her number is: 13661046456. And her blog is: http://blog.sina.com.cn/fanzhiping1950. There are diaries in detail about XiaoXiao in her blog.
Beijing, March 25, 2012
Our client found a puppy nearby. They want to find someone to adopt the puppy.
She is a girl, about 1 month old.
Email: qingdaojack@hotmail.com
Shanghai, March 25, 2012
Rescued dog looking for a home
A few month ago we first saw him, my daughter came home and told me there is a dog in the compound with a collar. So we went and asked about him. The guards told us he belonged to a real estate agent nearby, so we did nothing.
We saw him once in a while always alone. Till the winter came, we started to see him more, each time he saw us he came to us and accompanied us right next to the apartment main entrance and then didn’t dare to get closer and waited and watched us, as if he knew he should’t be seen there!
Last week we were returning to Shanghai from a short trip, it was very cold and rainy, we saw him again, he was soaked in water and seemed hopeless, at that time we decided to do something for the dog, he was abandoned by his owner, if he had any real one. As I believe no owner would leave his dog in such a bad condition. That is when I asked help from Jaiya’s Animal welfare group.
My daughter went to find him and came back with the dog in her arms. He was shy and calm. With the help of JAR, I took him to pet hospital for checkup and vaccinations…………………….
We are now looking for a permanent/foster home for him. He is approx a year old, male, first course of vaccinations, dewormed/deflead and will be neutered soon.
If you can help, please contact shanghaidogs@gmail.com
Shanghai, March 25, 2012
Beautiful Jackie needs a home.
Jackie, a lovely young female Shih-tzu dog, was rescued a few days ago. She was tied up in the bushes near our home. If you or your friends know anyone who wishes to own and look after such a lovely small dog, pls contact me! Fostering for the time being is also a very welcome option. Being part of family life is the best way for her to recover from this ordeal!
Many thanks, on behalf of Jackie, and her 3 rescuers.
Wendela (150 2653 7343) Ingrid and Nicolette in Shanghai
Shanghai, March 25, 2012
Mother dog and her 3 “babies” need good caring homes in Shanghai
Their story:
On April 2010, the employer of Ms. Xu opened a bread shop in the Shanghai World Expo. At that time Ms. Xu saw 4 dogs nearby the shop and she often fed them as they were very friendly, but starving. One day around July Ms. Xu heard from a security guard that those 4 dogs were in danger of being taken and put down. Consequently, as they were in danger, Ms. Xu sent an e-mail to the Pet Union Forum asking for volunteers to help her to rescue these 4 dogs.
Luckily 2 people responded to Ms. Xu’s rescue plea. They tried very hard to catch them and to put the 4 dogs in cages, to keep them safe from danger and to get them out of the Expo site. As you know, July in Shanghai is very hot and humid, so you can image how much heat and stress the rescuers and the dogs endured until the rescue was a success.
These 4 dogs form one family: the mother dog (about 3 years old) and her 3 dogs “babies” who are about 2 years old (daughter Shishi, brother Bobo and brother Huihui).
They are all vaccinated and neutered. One SSAPA volunteer is fostering Bobo while the other 3 members of the family are living at the SSAPA shelter in Pudong.
If you are interested in adopting any of these lovely and friendly dogs, please call Ms. Jane Wang at 147 8258 8576. Thank you!
Beijing, March 23, 2012
Our dog Lando needs a new home in Beijing. He is all caught up on his vaccinations, he is healthy, and he is fun.
Please contact:
Rebecca Morris
becca.morris@me.com
Beijing, March 23, 2012
This kitten was abandoned in the street. We call her BaiBai. She is very cute. BaiBai is 30 days old. If you are interested in adopting her please contact me.
Thank you
Warm regards
Dilcia Wu
bns.dliciawu2009@gmail.com
Beijing, March 22, 2012
Xiao Xiong is a happy girl who is looking for a new home in Beijing.
Please contact Thomas at:
thomasgatley@gmail.com
Beijing, March 13, 2012
I have been fostering a dog named DaLu from the BHAEEC shelter since late November. I already have 4 other dogs so I need to find a home for him.
DaLu was under the care of BHAEEC (partially supervised by Doctors Beck & Stone).
DaLu had a skin condition that resulted in whole body hair loss and many sores. He had been at the shelter for a number of years and although treatment had been successful for brief periods, the problem always returned.
Amazingly, once he was removed from the stress of the shelter, he recovered and his skin and fur is very healthy now. He is still sensitive to harness and collar, but we only use them when he goes out for a walk.
DaLu is a great success story – I would like to share the role that Doctors Beck & Stone played supporting him while he was at the shelter as part of my campaign to find him a new loving home.
Please call me at 15117948817 if you have questions.
David White
Beijing, March 12, 2012
I am currently fostering 2 puppies, 3 months old. I found them starving but after a few weeks staying with me, they are currently in great shape and totally adapted to human interaction. They both are very playful and have a great personality. They have been treated for parasites and got their first shots on March 30.
Anybody interested in adopting any of them please contact me by e-mail or phone.
Thanks!
Patricia Cobena
info@ceresjourney.com
13269475941
Beijing, March 12, 2012
As we are leaving Beijing China, and do not have the option of bringing our dog Lucky with us, we want to find him a loving home. Lucky is 9-month old Terrier cross. He is a lovely and healthy dog, very friendly and fun loving with the people he knows. He is still a puppy so he needs to find a home and family who can continue training him to become a great dog. He is very receptive to training and learns fast. He has been attending Doctor Beck and Stone for regular check ups and he has taken all the necessary shots.
For more information and to meet Lucky in person, please email to nihlmar@hotmail.com
Best regards,
Roland
Beijing February 7, 2012
Samoyed lost one paw
Zhuangzhuang (chinese name, means Strong!) is a 1 year old boy, he used to live in a village, his former owner didn't take care of him and he lost one paw in a car accident and was abandoned,
I picked him up on Feb. 4th, I'll get him dewormed, groomed and vaccinated.
He's generally healthy, and very very sweet, and his steps are stable and quick despite missing one paw.
Please contact Jerri at:
Email: fw_bj@hotmail.com
MSN: lanzihui@beyondpr.com.cn
Beijing, February 5, 2012
I found this doggie straying in our community one month ago, he's very very careful with strangers, so I didn't have any chance to catch him until today.
He's skinny but generally healthy, about 2 years old, a bit taller than pure breed Pomeranian.
I'll get him dewormed tomorrow, and vaccinated about Feb, 20. We are doing our best to socialize him, he's doing better and better!
He's the 76th stray dog I'm trying to help.
Please contact:
Jerri
fw_bj@hotmail.com
MSN: lanzihui@beyondpr.com.cn
The Dog's Diary:
8:00 am - Dog food! My favorite thing!
9:30 am - A car ride! My favorite thing!
9:40 am - A walk in the park! My favorite thing!
10:30 am - Got rubbed and petted! My favorite thing!
12:00 pm - Milk bones! My favorite thing!
1:00 pm - Played in the yard! My favorite thing!
3:00 pm - Wagged my tail! My favorite thing!
5:00 pm - Dinner! My favorite thing!
7:00 pm - Got to play ball! My favorite thing!
8:00 pm - Wow! Watched TV with the people! My favorite thing!
11:00 pm - Sleeping on the bed! My favorite thing!
The Cat's Diary:
Day 983 of my captivity.
My captors continue to taunt me with bizarre little dangling objects. They dine lavishly on fresh meat, while the other inmates and I are fed some sort of dry nuggets. Although I make my contempt for the rations perfectly clear, I nevertheless must eat something in order to keep up my strength. The only thing that keeps me going is my dream of escape. In an attempt to disgust them, I once again vomit on the carpet. Today I decapitated a mouse and dropped its headless body at their feet. I had hoped this would strike fear into their hearts, since it clearly demonstrates my capabilities. However, they merely made condescending comments about what a "good little hunter" I am. Jerks!
There was some sort of assembly of their accomplices tonight. I was placed in solitary confinement for the duration of the event. However, I could hear the noises and smell the food. I overheard that my confinement was due to the power of "allergies." I must learn what this means, and how to use it to my advantage. Today I was almost successful in an attempt to assassinate one of my tormentors by weaving around his feet as he was walking. I must try this again tomorrow, but at the top of the stairs.
I am convinced that the other prisoners here are flunkies and snitches. The dog receives special privileges. He is regularly released, and seems to be more than willing to return. He is obviously retarded. The bird must be an informant. I observe him communicate with the guards regularly. I am certain that he reports my every move. My captors have arranged protective custody for him in an elevated cell, so he is safe. For now.