Be careful dogs owners!

Our owner saw this today at a local forum. A dog owner lost their beloved pitt bull called Molly, and posted in a lost and found thread. The owner suspected their dog was stolen. One week plus later, the owner posted back to said that they were reunited with their dog after paying a ransom, but unfortunately their dog passed away 3 days later due to much abuse from the kidnappers.

They have attached this article in the forum to inform people of what happen to their dog and warn others to be careful. They also hope that other people will help to spread the news around to warn more people out there.

Here is the article:


Our owner feel very sad and angry to read about this case. There are truly unscrupulous people out there who will do many evil things just to get some money. They first kidnap the poor dog and abuse it and when it doesn't have much more life in it anymore, they try to get more money by calling back the owner and demand a ransom just to release the dog. Poor Molly! May she RIP and hope the people who does this to her will get what they deserve in the future.

So to all the dog owners out there, be more aware of your surrounding and do keep your babies extra safe just in case!

Loyal & Courageous dog

Saw this in the news yesterday and thought of sharing it:

Thursday April 17, 2008
Dog saves woman from watery death

SEREMBAN: A dog seeing that its elderly owner was in danger of drowning, when flash floods struck Kampung Ulu Temiang yesterday, did the only thing it could do. It didn't stop barking until help came along.

The woman, who suffers from chronic asthma, was on the verge of drowning in her wooden house, as flood waters kept rising steadily, but her loyal pet refused to leave her side.

However, most of her neighbours had left their half-submerged houses to seek shelter from the floods, resulting from a two-hour downpour which began at 2.30pm, and did not hear the canine's frantic call for help.

The dog's desperate barking eventually alerted a team of fire and rescue personnel, who aided by some neighbours, went to the house and found the woman, in her 60s, shivering and helpless, barely able to keep her head above the rising water level.

Bernama learnt that it was only when the firemen rescued the woman that her faithful dog left her side and swam to safety, proving that dogs are indeed man’s, or in this case, a woman’s best friend.

source: .the star

What a faithful and courageous dog! The news really brighten my day.
It shows that dogs are really a (wo)man's best friend.