Expat Living Singapore – July 2019

LIFE & FAMILY

ANIMAL ADOPTION

About the Charity

OSCAS (Oasis Second Chance

Animal Shelter)  is a registered

charity and non-profit dog shelter

in Singapore founded in 2006. All

the  dogs  are mongrels rescued

from the streets or from being

culled.  They are usually older

dogs, all looking for a chance to

experience life in a home where

their personalities can shine

and they can enjoy the things

a dog should be enjoying! With

more than 100 dogs, the shelter

relies purely on the support of

volunteers, sponsors and donors.

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Salt: Salt has blossomed into a black

beauty. After being such a timid girl,

she has now gained confidence and

enjoys car rides to the park for outings.

She loves getting outside for walks, is

affectionate and likes to have a play

even though she is nearly 10 years old. 

Tag: This is one playful boy who would
do great in a home with a dog who could
handle his attempts to play tag. Once
he knows you, he loves to jump up for
cuddles. He has been for outings to the
park, café and events, and goes well on
car rides. He seeks out playmates so he
would be happy in a home where he can
exert his energy with a playful human
or dog he can get along with. Tag is
around eight years old and is sterilised.

Tilly: This sweet girl loves her belly

rubs. She is a bit lazy on walks, but is

happy to take quiet strolls alongside

her human companion. She gets on

well with other dogs, having to share

her space at the kennel, and she loves

treats. She is around five years old and

is sterilised.

Nerf: This handsome boy is around eight

years old and enjoys leisurely strolls.

Once he knows you, he will look for

an armpit snuggle. He loves treats and

will seek them out, so could be easily

trained with his food motivation. He is

an independent dog and quite happy on

his own, so to find a family all to himself

would be ideal. He is not yet sterilised. 

George: George is a curious boy

who loves to have a good sniff and

explore on walks. He has enjoyed

quite a few outings and getting

used to the car. Once George

knows you, he will look for you as

he likes to keep an eye on things.

When he gets tired, he’ll come for a

snuggle. George is eight years old,

sterilised and would be happy on his

own or with a mate. He walks well

on a leash and enjoys the stroll.