Those of you who read manga might recognise Keiji as the name for a detective. Well, this bubbly, playful bundle of furry goodness who can’t wait to be let out to investigate his surroundings. Like all good detectives, he may be cautious and at times timid (as he has to be to prevent criminals for catching on to his scent ;).

All good detectives are also careful about meeting new people, so don’t get too worried if Keiji barks at you when he first sees you. Give him time to warm up and you’ll find him a friendly companion who would show you how happy he is to see you with his winsome smile! This grass-trained, strikingly white-coated furpal is waiting for the right home.

I’m Amy aka chilli padi. I’m spicy, smart and active – I love running around, playing with my Kongs and a good game of fetch. I’m afraid of strangers and most other dogs so I need slow introductions. With a combination of understanding and positive training, I hope to share my spice for life with you.

This dog marked Adoption By Appointment (ABA) will require you to make a prior appointment to view and interact with her. She needs more specialized care and training and therefore a counsellor well versed with this dog will be at hand during the appointed meeting. Please call 62875355 ext 24 to make an appointment. If you are unable to get through to speak to someone, please leave a voice message and a staff or volunteer will get back to you as soon as possible.

This animal has recently been put up for adoption. Information on the animal's personality will be updated in due time. Thank you for considering adoption.

This animal has recently been put up for adoption. Information on the animal’s personality will be updated in due time. Thank you for considering adoption.

Sunny, like her name, has a sunny and playful personality! She is an active and high energy girl. She is looking for an experienced owner who can keep up with her active lifestyle.

LIKES:

• Playing fetch
• Learning new tricks to stimulate her mind (She can pick it up quickly!)

AVOID:

• Introducing her to other dogs
• Allowing kids to handle her