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Dau Dau
Local mixed breed · 2 yrs · Boy
Rescued from the street, he loves people and walks, and adores a pat on the head.
Asia Animal Welfare Foundation
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Every rescued animal is waiting for a home of its own. Meet them and find the companion that suits you best.
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Waiting for the right home
Each one has its own story and personality. Swipe left or right to meet them.
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Orange
Tabby cat · 8 months · Girl
A curious kitten who will wait by the window for you to come home.
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Blackie
Labrador mix · 9 yrs · Boy
A gentle senior who only wants a comfy bed and a family.
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Bo
Terrier mix · 4 months · Boy
Lively and playful, learning basic commands, smart and well-behaved.
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Gelato
Long-haired cat · 3 yrs · Girl
Quiet and graceful, ideal for a family who loves a calm home.
Adoption match quiz
30 seconds to find your perfect furry partner
Answer three quick questions and we'll recommend the type of dog that best fits your lifestyle.
Your best match
A calm, gentle adult or senior dog
Steady in temperament and needing less exercise, they suit families with limited space or first-time owners. Many seniors have waited a long time at the centre for a quiet home.
Meet the animals waiting for a home
Your best match
A lively, friendly medium-sized local dog
Smart and adaptable, they love daily walks and play. They'll be your most loyal companion, and best embody Ah Hei's story.
Meet the animals waiting for a home
Your best match
An energetic large dog or retired working dog
They need space, exercise and an experienced owner. After training with our trainers, they'll be your most reliable outdoor partner.
Meet the animals waiting for a homeTrial adoption
Try it first. No pressure if it's not a fit.
If you've never had a pet, it's hard to know if it's right from day one. Take them home for a 14-day trial. Whatever happens, we promise they will never lose a safe home.
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When the trial ends, there are two paths:
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It's a fit
Become a family
Once you've settled in together, complete the adoption and make it official.
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Finish the paperwork and bring them home for good
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Ongoing support from our trainers
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Free place on our adopter training class
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Not a fit
Return them, we'll take it from here
Lifestyle, space or time not working out is completely normal. Just tell us, no guilt needed.
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Contact us any time to arrange a return
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They come back to the centre and our team cares for them
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We match them with a family that fits better
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Had your pet a while and it's not working?
Rather than giving them up, entrust them to us. We'll care for them and find them a new home so they keep a good life.
Trial adoption FAQ
How long is the trial?
Usually 14 days. We can extend it depending on the animal and your home.
What if problems come up during the trial?
A trainer checks in with you regularly, and you can ask us about any behaviour or care question at any time.
Will returning affect future adoptions?
No. The trial exists to find the right match, and being honest helps us find a better one for you.
I didn't adopt from you. Can I still rehome with you?
Yes. Contact us first and we'll learn about your pet and arrange an assessment.
They are waiting
Every day, a life waits quietly on a street corner for someone to come back
Abandoned, trapped, injured. They cannot speak or call for help; they can only watch passers-by with their eyes. Your support could be the person they have waited so long for.
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Abandoned
The old dog tied to a lamp post
Old and sick, he was tied up in a back lane with a rope. On rainy nights he still watches the way his owner left, thinking he'll be back soon.
HK$300 provides a month of food and basic care for an abandoned senior dog
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Trapped
The breeding dog who never walked on grass
Kept her whole life in a tiny cage, giving birth litter after litter. When she was no longer "valuable", she was discarded. She doesn't even know the world outside can be gentle.
HK$1,000 helps a rescued dog complete a stage of behaviour rehabilitation training
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Injured
The local dog holding on by the roadside
Hit by a car, he dragged his injured leg to the roadside and hid, afraid to go near anyone. Timely medical care decides whether he can stand again.
HK$5,000 helps us buy medical equipment for the future animal hospital
I want to help them
Photos above are illustrative. The stories describe common situations of stray animals and are not individual real cases.