Why adopt from HOPE?
dogs FOR ADOPTION
Whoever said money can't buy happiness has never paid an adoption fee!Thinking of getting a dog? Ever considered adopting and rescuing a dog from the streets? Our rescued dogs are waiting to be brought home by a loving family.
Please fill up online adoption form if you wish to adopt.
Benefits of adopting from HOPE, read here.
Adoption fee applies.
Adoption fee applies.
* Updated on Feb 2024
🐶 Adopter Criteria 🐶
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Adora HDB-Approved (Under Project Adore)
* Female
* Local crossbreed
* 8+ years old
* Pee pad & grass trained
* Calm, good on leash You might not be able to tell from her smiley face that Adora has actually gone through hell. She was plunged into despair when her owners dumped her far away from home, and was reduced to skin and bones by the time we saved her. We have helped her to heal physically, but Adora has a lot of fear and anxiety caused by her past experience of being abused and neglected. This is her story. Adora is slow to warm up, and may take months before she trusts you. Sudden movements can startle her enough for her to bare her teeth, sometimes without warning. It's fear driven, and can we blame her, after all that she has gone through? However, once she trusts and accepts you, you will have a very loyal and intelligent dog. But this trust is hard earned. We are looking for someone whom she can trust to overcome her fear and to teach her the way to love and show affection. Potential adopters must be VERY experienced, VERY patient, willing to put in time for training and most importantly of all, be able to love her for who she is. We hope that after all she had suffered, she can find a place she can call home soon. |
Harper HDB-Approved (Under Project Adore) *Special Needs Dog * Local crossbreed, Female, 10 years old (born with a broken spine) * Vaccinated * Moves about with her wheelchair, incontinent * Good with children * Good with dogs Born with a severe handicap in her lower spine that cripples her from the waist down, six-week-old Harper was crawling on her chest and dragging her hind legs painfully over rough gravel when she was first spotted in a construction site on Jurong Island. It was so hard for her to search for food, that she had to swallow gravel and metal pins to alleviate the gnawing hunger in her stomach sometimes. Such was the hard life that baby Harper had.
Her fate changed for the better when Mr. Aziz, a kind Muslim man who worked in that area, brought her to HOPE’s attention. With the fosterers and volunteers’ love and patience, Harper is now a changed dog. She is much happier and clearly enjoys the new lease of life given to her. After the rescue, Harper went through two more unfortunate episodes that threatened to take her away from us – a chest infection due to the haze, and a blockage in her stomach, but she braved them all, valiantly and admirably, just like a warrior.
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Banjo HDB-Approved * Male, Poodle, almost 17 years old * Severe spondylosis, partially blind and deaf * Playful and affectionate * Grass trained Banjo has come a long way from a skeletal dog. With love and attention, he has shown us that he is wonderful sweet loving dog despite his traumatic past. This is his story His new family must not leave him home alone for more than 3-4 hours, understand the challenges of aging issues, and have the means to provide veterinary care. Here are the things that may help you to decide if you are able to open your home and heart to this lovely endearing dog.
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Holly HDB-Approved (Under Project Adore) * Female * Local Crossbreed, 10+ years old * Approximately 20kg * Pee pad trained Holly lived in the forest before she was rescued from a camp site, where she was seen looking for food. She was a bag of bones and had painful wounds all over her body. This is her story She was diagnosed with heartworm, but has since recovered. No major health issues at this stage except for the occasional ear infection. As a feral dog, Holly is still very wary of her surroundings. Her new home should have a spare room for her to decompress, and house proof for high-flight risk dogs. While she is still a little afraid of humans, she is not aggressive. If she is scared, she would retreat to her private space and avoid eye contact. Holly is a very sweet dog if you give her time to adjust to our way of life. She can co-exist with another dog within a household. Her new family must have experience with Singapore Specials, be able to help her overcome her fear however long it takes and feed her 2-3 meals daily. She is on human grade dog food. |
Russell HDB-Approved
As a guide, he should not be left alone for more than 4 hours as he is a senior dog after all Russell, our first rescue of 2024 has a very sweet and mild personality - friendly, curious and makes a good housemate with other dogs. He is food motivated and will be easy to engage and reward. He also has a bit of spunk in him and can make you laugh once he gets familiar with you. He also has zoomies at 13!! Thanks to his foster, he has put his past behind him and is health is also on the mend. Even though it is getting harder to find senior dogs homes, we hope his sweet and mild personality will win over someone who can give him his best life after the neglect he suffered. If you have interest to adopt, please fill out this form. This is his backstory. |
Cassidy HDB-Approved
Currently, Cassidy is on a journey to recovery, addressing health issues related to her skin, ears, and dental care. She also needs time to learn to walk on a leash. Experienced dog owners who understand Cassidy's needs and can provide her with the time and attention she deserves would be the perfect match for this special girl. This brave girl is making strides every day and deserves a loving home where she can continue her healing journey surrounded by kindness and patience. If you have interest to adopt, please fill out this form. |
Special Needs Pups - Mickey & Beanie HDB-Approved
They may look cute, but they are result of poor breeding! These puppies require physiotherapy and orthopedic reconstructive surgery, which will be very costly. There is no guarantee they can walk even after all these effort, and this is 15-year commitment. If you have interest to adopt, please fill out this form. |
James HDB-Approved
We are still learning him as he was taken out of a breeding farm a week ago. Sweet temperament, not trained. His testicles are descended and was no longer useful to the breeders. He has been caged his whole life so his new family must help him assimilate into a household routine, be patient to train and socialize him. He will be almost toothless as the vet has cautioned us that he requires a full mouth extraction. If you have interest to adopt, please fill out this form. |