Saving a dog is a long term commitment and we often hesitate due to lack of funds. Contributions are largely received during the initial rescue with the big story on the grave injuries and pitiful eyes. However, it is the long term care after recovery which forms the bulk of the expenses. It may take months or even years for a dog to get adopted, and the vet bills, monthly medication, food, rehabilitation and boarding charges adds up to a very significant chunk of our monthly expenses.
By sponsoring a dog, you will be freeing up our resources to rescue and commit to more dogs. Sponsor a dog (or Inky the cat) today and save not one but two lives. You need not sponsor the full amount and any amount is warmly welcomed :)
* Updated on October 2025
Mr White Gender: Male Breed: Maltese Age: 13 yrs old Rescue story here  Poor Mr. White, who was discovered wandering the streets, was a picture of neglect and hardship. This poor dog was found in an unkempt, smelly state, with severely bad skin and overgrown nails—a heartbreaking testament to his neglected past. Upon closer examination, it was revealed that Mr. White suffers from spinal disease and severely bad dental health. Mr. White's journey to recovery is underway, and your sponsorship can make a significant impact on his well-being. Your support for Mr While, by providing him with the essentials; pee pads (Size 60x90), dehydrated treats (duck / rabbit) and transportation so we can bring Mr White to new environments ($60 for 2-way trips), will make a meaningful difference in his life. Mr White also requires weekly massage therapy for his bad back. If you’re touched by his story, please contact us at hopedogrescue@singnet.com.sg. |
Harper Gender: Female Breed : Local crossbreed Age: 11 yrs old Rescue story here. .jpg) Harper spends a lot of time lying down in the same position, and as such, has numerous pressure sores. Her foster flips her often but Harper prefers lying on one particular side as her spine is bent to one side, which makes it more comfortable for her. Harper's foster also expresses her bladder every 3 hours as she is incontinent. It is challenging to foster Harper and keeping her comfortable is quite costly for us to maintain. Harper requires diapers, pee pads as well as massage sessions to help loosen her muscles and provide better blood circulation since her mobility is limited. If you are able to sponsor Harper's massage sessions (each 30minute session costs $55) or any of the above items, please email hopedogrescue@singnet.com.sg Harper says thank you for your kindness 😊 |
