Pui, my latest rescued dog.

My family and I are still having a lot of troubles, but we believe life must go on. Before all the troubles are resolved positively (hopefully) will be some time from now. Should I wait till all the troubles are resolved before doing anything, I will probably miss out on many laughs LAUGH OUT LOUD, and would not be doing anything beneficial. I'm still busy with a million things each day, including doing my best to help the rescued dogs, but dare not bring them back home, LOL.

the latest dog I rescued is called Pui. She's a female, with unknown age and breed. She was abandoned on the streets in front a a game shop in Bangkok. Pui banged into things, and was beaten by the shop owner, because Pui banged into his customers. The merchants there suspected that Pui is blind, which might be why she was abandoned. The final day, when Pui was rescued, was the day the game shop owner used a knife to cut all over Pui's body and threw her out onto the streets, almost getting hit by a car. The merchants there condemned the game shop owner, and took Pui to a hospital. Someone posted Pui's story on the internet looking for someone to adopt her. That person was me.

Pui had to recover from many deep cuts. Some wounds were very closed to the veins. Pui also had many diseases in her body, as street dogs do. The vet ,after thorough testing,confirmed that Pui is blind.Anyhow, Pui has survived.

I took Pui to my office. I let her stay at an empty room at the bottom of the office, together with Boonchoo, a crippled dog, whom my staff saved from the authorities. Pui have only been staying for a few days, but she's very dominant. She acts as if she was the superior to Boonchoo, and surprisingly, Boonchoo allows her. The second she hears someone walks, she would talk towards that person, and she would bang into Boonchoo, who's just lying there. She would bark and tell off Boonchoo. Boonchoo would get up and try to crawl away. Sometimes Pui walks into a chair, and of course, she barks at that chair as well. All this because she's blind. Fortunately, Boonchoo, who was there before her, let her get away with everything. My staff would help carry away the chair when she walks into it. Perhaps she thinks the chair gets out of her way, just like Boonchoo.LOL

When compared to my earlier rescued dog cases, Pui's case is considered to be lighter. We don't know how old Boonchoo and Pui are, and how much longer they are going to live. We hope that my office can be the place where BoonChoo, Pui, and another dog named Tongdee, could all live happily.

That's what I have done while my life and feelings are so down. I am happy to have done this.

Pui, she looks good considering she's blind and just came from the steets, right?

Pui, the blind dog who acts superior to Boonchoo

Boonchoo, a dog with crippled legs. He moves by crawling. And Pui, the blind. These two crippled dogs, who are happy (I hope) at my office.