Pet – Beijing Kids https://www.beijing-kids.com Tue, 24 Oct 2023 02:12:58 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.2 How To Handle The Stricter Enforcement Of Dog Ownership Laws https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2023/10/24/register-dog/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2023/10/24/register-dog/#respond Tue, 24 Oct 2023 03:30:32 +0000 https://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=191907 Cities all over the country have been cracking down on unleashed and unregistered dogs.]]>

Recently, a two-year-old was horribly attacked by an unleashed rottweiler in Chongzhou City in Sichuan. Surveillance footage of the event showed the dog wandering alone in the residential compound for roughly a minute before attacking a mother and a toddler who were on their way to kindergarten. The attack lasted around 40 seconds before someone was able to intervene and chase the dog away. The toddler sustained severe injuries to her right kidney and ribs but thankfully her vitals remain stable. Cities all over the country have been cracking down on unleashed and unregistered dogs. So be sure to have your dog on a leash when you’re out for a walk, even if it’s inside your compound, and be sure to have your pet officially registered.

As shared in various animal rescue WeChat groups, in Beijing, this week the city will be focusing on regulating dogs in public areas. The enforcement standards are as follows:

1. **Undocumented Dogs:** All dogs found without proper documentation will be impounded and cannot be reclaimed.

2. **Dogs With Certificates:** Owners of medium and large dogs with valid certificates can redeem their pets by paying a fine. It is crucial to maintain a cooperative attitude during this process and not engage in disputes with law enforcement.

3. **Strong Dogs:** Even if you possess a certificate, strong dogs cannot be redeemed.

For the safety and welfare of medium and large dogs, we advise communities with suitable facilities to relocate them to designated boarding/yards. In cases where this is not possible, dog owners should adhere to the following regulations:

– Walking your dog is permitted only during specific hours at your residence: before 6 o’clock in the morning, from 12 noon to 1 o’clock, and after 11 o’clock at night when it’s relatively safe.

We kindly request that you inform your fellow dog owners about these new regulations and encourage compliance. We wish you and your dogs the best of luck during this period.

What You Will Need For Your Dog’s Registration
  • Your dog – If you live within the 5th Ring Road you may have to present your dog during registration. This is different depending on your local Public Security Bureau or Pai Chu Suo. Confirm in advance whether you need to bring your dog along for the registration process.
  • Photos – You will also need two one-inch front-facing headshots (i.e. passport size photos) that show your dog’s image from the neck up. It must also have a white background.
  • Your original identification documents – These include your passport and your foreign household registration document obtained at the PSB and used to extend your visa in China.
  • Since dogs are registered to a household address and not to the owner’s passport, you will also need to bring along your lease agreement for a rented property or a property deed if you own your own home.
  • You will also need to present permission from your neighborhood watch committee or Ju Wei Hui, or the management agent. This depends on the requirements of the community supervisory committee within your district.
  • Money (Cash) – If you are doing an initial registration then you will need a fee of RMB 1,000 and a fee of RMB 500 for your annual registration renewals. This is the fee in the eight major districts within the city and might be lower in the areas outside these districts like Shunyi, Pinggu, Changping, Tongzhou, Huairoumu, and Miyun.

Information courtesy of ICVS Beijing 

Images: Pexels

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2023/10/24/register-dog/feed/ 0 Do You Have Room in Your Home & Heart for Ally? https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2023/04/06/room-home-heart-ally/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2023/04/06/room-home-heart-ally/#respond Thu, 06 Apr 2023 05:00:53 +0000 https://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=188068 Can you help this adorable little puppy?]]>

A few weeks ago, towards the end of February, Michaela Leppan was out and about when she noticed a sweet little pup in an alleyway near her home. She was shaking in the cold but skittish and scared to be approached, so Leppan, as an avid pet lover and dog mom, decided to leave a plate of food out. Sure enough, the puppy ate hungrily and Leppan called a friend at Lost Puppies to come and help her catch the little stray.

They got her cleaned up, taken to the vet for a check-up, and then dubbed the little bundle of fur Ally for the place she was found.

Ally got on well with her new foster family. She loved Leppan’s other pets and was slowly learning to love people too, but when Leppan had a family emergency that would send her back to South Africa she couldn’t continue to take care of Ally.

Ally is currently safe with a new foster mom, but it is time to find this sweet girl her forever home.

She is 6 months old, full of love and energy, and the only thing she loves more than playing fetch are belly rubs. She is very good with other dogs, doesn’t bark often, and is highly affectionate. She loves long walks and would make an inspiring jogging partner! Her new foster mom is in the process of house-training her and socializing her with children, so she will be an excellent family pet.

If you have room in your home and your heart for this sweet little girl, she will happily repay you with loyalty and a lifetime of puppy kisses! Please scan the QR code in the poster for more information and to inquire about adoption. You can also watch this video to see this Ally in action!

Images: Julie Wolf

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2023/04/06/room-home-heart-ally/feed/ 0 Would You Pay To Pet a Dog? https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2022/02/15/pay-pet-dog/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2022/02/15/pay-pet-dog/#respond Tue, 15 Feb 2022 07:00:26 +0000 https://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=177968 Almost everyone can agree that corgis are some of the cutest dogs around. But … would you pay to pet one?]]>

Corgis are absolutely adorable. There’s zero argument there. Everything about them, from their short stubby legs to their big chonky butts, just makes you want to squish them with cuddles all day long.

But how much would you pay to pet one?

There are plenty of pet cafes in Beijing, but Jingkids has always been a bit hesitant to write about them since not all of them look like they care about their animals’ well being.  But Corgivengers in Solana, no doubt owned by a Marvel superfan, seems like it’s different.

First of all, the place has a huge space and isn’t located in a 20 square foot shop in the basement of a Soho building. These pups are clean, happy, and throughout the day (every day) you can see staff members taking them out for group walks around Solana, where they never fail to draw crowds of admirers.

Corgivengers has all sorts of corgi-themed swag, from mugs to corgi butt pillows, to plushy toys made to look like the dogs in the cafe.

Tickets aren’t cheap, though, and they tend to go up during the holidays. On a regular day they charge between RMB 100 and RMB 200 to pet some pups.

Prices:
RMB 128 per person, per hour (includes two tickets you can use to exchange for coffee, cakes, or doggie treats)
RMB 158 per person for unlimited petting time (includes two tickets you can use to exchange for coffee, cakes, or doggie treats)
RMB 198 per person for unlimited petting time with unlimited entries on that day, meaning you can leave and grab a snack or go to the bathroom and then come back for more corgi petting (includes two tickets you can use to exchange for coffee, cakes, or doggie treats)

Kids under 14 must be accompanied by an adult, and staff don’t recommend parents bring children under two years of age.

Personally, I’ve only admired the corgis’ fluffiness from the outside. Somehow the idea of paying to pet corgis when my neighbor also has a corgi that lets me pet him for free doesn’t sit quite right with me. But I totally get the appeal! Puppies make us happy, and spending time petting adorable dogs can be super therapeutic.

Find it:


Corgivengers
1/F A107 Solana Mall
蓝色港湾1层A07
Tel: 18611096918

Images: Mina Yan, dinaping, pexels

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2022/02/15/pay-pet-dog/feed/ 0 Beijing Dog Registration Period Extended Until the End of the Year https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2020/05/03/eijing-dog-registration-period-extended-year/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2020/05/03/eijing-dog-registration-period-extended-year/#respond Sun, 03 May 2020 05:00:22 +0000 https://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=152700 In light of the ongoing pandemic and prevention measures, Beijing’s annual two-month dog inspection period has been extended between May 30 to Dec 31. In addition, the municipal government has stated that dog owners who are subject to quarantine during that period should wait until their isolation is complete before registering their dog, according to Beijing Daily. Beijing law [...]]]>

In light of the ongoing pandemic and prevention measures, Beijing’s annual two-month dog inspection period has been extended between May 30 to Dec 31. In addition, the municipal government has stated that dog owners who are subject to quarantine during that period should wait until their isolation is complete before registering their dog, according to Beijing Daily.

Beijing law states that all dog owners in the capital are required to register their pets annually with the Public Security Bureau (PSB), or have their pets automatically be considered stray and subject to confiscation. Under normal circumstances, the registration period runs May 1 and Jun 30, regardless of when the dog was initially registered. Registration costs RMB 500.

The notice also reminds dog owners that they must “strictly follow the epidemic prevention and control requirements, arrange a reasonable time for annual inspection procedures, and to abide by immunization, cleaning, and other epidemic prevention work.”

Finally, the article finishes by relaying key restrictions of dog ownership in the capital, which we have translated below:

  • Each household is only permitted to keep one dog, and no prohibited breeds (Tibetan mastiff, Dobermann, greyhound, chow chow, and Akita, etc.) or adult dogs whose height exceeds 35cm (measured from the shoulder to the ground) are allowed.
  • If the dog owner moves house, or the dog changes owner, the owner must present the original dog registration certificate at the new local PSB within 30 days of the change.
  • If the dog registration certificate is lost, the dog owner must renew registration within 15 days.
  • If the dog dies, disappears, or is given up, the owner must present the registration certificate to the original place of registration and proceed with dog cancelation procedures.
  • For dogs that do not meet the regulations, annual inspection procedures will not be processed and the registration certificate for the dog will be withdrawn.

 

Browse the full list of rules, including specific guidelines for dog breeders, here (in Chinese).

KEEP READING: Confusion and Confiscations as Beijing Tightens Dog Restrictions

Photo: Unsplash

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2020/05/03/eijing-dog-registration-period-extended-year/feed/ 0 Pet of the Week: Handsome Labrador “Puppy” for Adoption! https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2018/07/29/pet-week-handsome-labrador-puppy-adoption/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2018/07/29/pet-week-handsome-labrador-puppy-adoption/#respond Sun, 29 Jul 2018 02:00:49 +0000 http://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=122608 Background: Puppy was brought into ICVS where he was treated for a skin infection. He is fully recovered and is very healthy, loving, sweet, and affectionate! Personality: Puppy loves interacting and is always excited to see you. He is a sweet, energetic boy who would love to be a part of your home. Ideal Home: [...]]]>

Background: Puppy was brought into ICVS where he was treated for a skin infection. He is fully recovered and is very healthy, loving, sweet, and affectionate!

Personality: Puppy loves interacting and is always excited to see you. He is a sweet, energetic boy who would love to be a part of your home.

Ideal Home: Puppy will be a large breed dog so he needs to live outside the Fifth Ring Road where he may be legally registered. He would love a backyard so he can run around for exercise.

Breed: Labrador mix

Sex and age: Puppy is a handsome seven-month-old male dog.

Medical Notes: Puppy is a healthy boy and has been vaccinated and dewormed.

Post-adoption care: The International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS) has enrolled Puppy into their Rescued/Stray/Rehomed Pet Adoption Benefits Program. ICVS will provide Puppy’s new family with significant discounts (up to 50 percent) on vaccinations and accompanying health examinations during the first year with his new adoptive family.

Annual vaccination packages: ICVS has wellness and annual vaccination packages to keep Puppy healthy and free of worms, fleas, and ticks. All the vaccinations and deworming he needs every year are included and the packages are discounted by 40-50 percent. The vaccination packages also include unlimited examinations throughout the year.

Official spay/neuter certificate for dogs: As Puppy has already been neutered by ICVS, the hospital will issue the new family the official Spay/Neuter Certificate that will provide the owner with 50 percent discounts (e.g., up to RMB 500 savings) on dog license registration fee at the Public Security Bureau. 

Official vaccination certificate: Puppy has already been rabies vaccinated at ICVS, and the hospital will issue the new family the official Beijing Animal Health and Immunity Certificate (e.g., vaccination red book) at no charge. The official vaccination red book is needed to prove that he has been legally and properly rabies vaccinated, to register for a dog license and to move to other cities or to leave China with the new family.

Pet import/export counseling: ICVS will provide the family with unlimited relocation counseling and accurate information to take Puppy with them when it is time to move to another city or to another country.

Door-to-door pet transport service: ICVS can help the new family arrange for door-to-door car transport for appointments at the hospital.

ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs:
Please support and donate to the ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs here.

Donations may be made directly on the ICVS website through Paypal. Please also donate via ICVS WeChat:

Your donations support ICVS in helping pets like Puppy and the many stray, rescued, abandoned, rehomed, and shelter animals in our community. The pets receive world-class medical care, treatments, good nutrition, and socialization with love and compassion that allows them to become healthy adoptable pets.

Please contact the International Center for Veterinary Services for more information about Puppy and the many adoptable pets waiting for homes:

Tel: (010) 8456-1939/1940
Email: reception@ICVSASIA.com
Website: www.ICVSASIA.com

Photos: Courtesy of ICVS

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2018/07/29/pet-week-handsome-labrador-puppy-adoption/feed/ 0 Doggy of the Week: Meet Hua Hua https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/11/13/doggy-of-the-week-meet-hua-hua-2/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/11/13/doggy-of-the-week-meet-hua-hua-2/#respond Sun, 13 Nov 2016 00:00:59 +0000 http://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=91028 There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s puppy, Hua Hua, is from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets. Introduction: Hi everyone, [...]]]>

There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s puppy, Hua Hua, is from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets.

Introduction: Hi everyone, my name is Hua Hua!

Background: My current family rescued me from the streets when I was a puppy and has been taking very good care of me. They now live in the dormitory of a school so are not able to keep a dog any longer. They are hoping to find me a loving forever home as soon as possible!

Personality: Hua Hua is a very smart, sweet, gentle and affectionate little dog. He lives with a young boy and his mom and is friendly and trusting and good with children. Hua Hua is adventurous and curious so keeping him on leash at all times is necessary. He needs a safe and stable forever home where he can continue to love his family with all his heart.

Ideal home: Hua Hua would be happy with an individual, a couple or a family with children (e.g., 6 years and older).

Breed, Sex, & Age: Hua Hua is a 3-year old male, black and white, small mixed breed dog with short hair. As a small breed dog, Hua Hua can be legally registered in any district in Beijing.

Medical notes: Hua Hua is very healthy, has been vaccinated in the past and is ready to be neutered.

HuaHua-1

Post-adoption care: The International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS) has enrolled me into their Rescued/Stray/Rehomed Pet Adoption Benefits Program. ICVS will provide my new family with significant discounts (up to 50%) on my vaccinations, accompanying examinations, and spay surgery during my first year of life with my new family.

Official Vaccination Certificate: With my rabies vaccination, ICVS will issue my new family the official Beijing Animal Health and Immunity Certificate (e.g., vaccination red book) at no charge. I need the official vaccination red book to prove I have been legally and properly vaccinated for rabies in order to move another city or leave China with my family.

Official Spay/Neuter Certificate for Dogs: After my spay surgery, ICVS will issue my new family the official Spay/Neuter Certificate that will provide my owner with a 50% discount (e.g., up to RMB 500 savings) on the dog license registration fee at the Public Security Bureau.

Puppy and Adult Dog Obedience Training Programs at ICVS: ICVS has introduced new puppy and adult dog obedience training programs. The dog training classes will help my family and I live a more harmonious life together. All profits from the puppy and adult dog training programs will be donated to the ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs.

ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs:
Please support and donate to the ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs. Your donations support ICVS in helping the many pets like Bubi as well as the many stray/rescued/abandoned and shelter animals in our community. The pets receive medical care, treatment, good nutrition, and socialization with love and compassion that allows them to become healthy adoptable pets.

Please also contact ICVS for more information about beautiful adoptable pets:
Tel: (010) 8456-1939/1940
Email: ICVS_CHINA@yahoo.com

Photo: ICVS

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/11/13/doggy-of-the-week-meet-hua-hua-2/feed/ 0 Moggy of the Week: Meet Hamster https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/07/24/moggy-of-the-week-meet-hamster/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/07/24/moggy-of-the-week-meet-hamster/#respond Sun, 24 Jul 2016 00:00:47 +0000 http://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=84827 There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s adorable kitten, is Hamster from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets. Name: Hi Everyone, [...]]]>

There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s adorable kitten, is Hamster from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets.

Name: Hi Everyone, my name is Hamster.

Background:  I know I have a funny name and no, I am not a rodent. I am a 12-week old kitten who was found wandering and lost on the road. I was rescued and taken in by a very kind lady who has been giving me great care. I am hoping for my forever adoption family in Beijing.

Personality: I am very playful, energetic, curious and fun.  I am trusting and warm up quickly to people that are gentle and kind to me. I get along well with other kittens and cats and am always happy to play together.

Ideal home: I would be very happy with an individual, a couple or a family with older children (8 yrs. or older). I will be a family member for life so taking me overseas when relocating is essential.

Sex, age, and breed:  Hamster is a 12-week old, domestic short hair, male yellow and white kitten.

Medical notes: Hamster is healthy and has already started on vaccinations.

Hamster-ICVS-1

 

Post-adoption care: The International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS) has enrolled me into their Rescued/Stray/Rehomed Pet Adoption Benefits Program. ICVS will provide my new family with significant discounts (up to 50 percent) on my vaccinations and accompanying health examinations and neuter surgery during my first year of life with my new adoption family.

ICVS Annual Vaccination Packages: ICVS has wonderful wellness and annual vaccination packages to keep me healthy and free of parasites, fleas and ticks. All of the vaccinations I need every year are included and the packages are discounted by 40-50 percent. Please contact ICVS for more information.

Official Vaccination Certificate: With my rabies vaccination, ICVS will issue my new family the official Beijing Animal Health and Immunity Certificate (e.g., vaccination red book) at no charge! I need the official vaccination red book to prove I have been legally and properly rabies vaccinated to move to another city or to leave China with my family.

Pet Import/Export Counseling: ICVS will provide my family with unlimited relocation counseling and accurate information to take me with them when it is time to move to another city or to another country. ICVS can provide microchipping, legal rabies vaccinations and rabies antibody titer testing that is required to export pets to the EU and other countries!

Door-to-Door Pet Transport Service: ICVS can help my new family arrange for a car and driver service to take us door-to-door for my appointments at the hospital.

ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs: Please support and donate to the ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs. Your donations support ICVS in helping the many pets like Hamster and the many stray/rescued/abandoned and shelter animals in our community. The pets receive medical care, treatments, good nutrition and socialization with love and compassion that allows them to become healthy adoptable pets.

Please also contact ICVS for more information about beautiful adoptable pets:
Tel: (010) 8456-1939/1940
Email: ICVS_CHINA@yahoo.com

Photo: ICVS

 

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/07/24/moggy-of-the-week-meet-hamster/feed/ 0 Moggy of the Week: Meet Baron https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/07/03/moggy-of-the-week-meet-baron/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/07/03/moggy-of-the-week-meet-baron/#respond Sun, 03 Jul 2016 00:00:08 +0000 http://www.beijing-kids.com/?p=83666 There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s adorable kitten, is Baron from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets. Name: Hi Everyone, [...]]]>

There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s adorable kitten, is Baron from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets.

Name: Hi Everyone, my name is Baron.

Background: I was found on the street lost and crying when I was just over 3-weeks old. A kind rescuer brought me into ICVS where I have been fed and cared for and nursed to health. Many kind people donated towards my care and now I am 7-weeks old and a healthy, strong and beautiful kitten. I am so grateful to everyone that helped save my life! I am a playful, curious and extremely smart kitten and tons of fun! I am hoping for my forever adoption family in Beijing.

Personality: I am incredibly cute and affectionate and playful. I like to snuggle and cuddle. I am trusting and friendly with people that are gentle and kind to me. I am very smart and like other kittens and cats. I will bring a lot of love to my forever family.

Ideal home: I would be very happy with an individual, a couple or a family with children (6 yrs. or older). I will be a family member for life so taking me overseas when relocating is essential.

Sex, age, and breed:  Baron is a 7-week old, black domestic short hair, male cat.

Medical notes: Baron is healthy and will begin vaccinations and deworming at ICVS.

Post-adoption care: The International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS) has enrolled me into their Rescued/Stray/Rehomed Pet Adoption Benefits Program. ICVS will provide my new family with significant discounts (up to 50%) on my vaccinations, accompanying examinations and spay surgery during my first year of life with my new adoption family.

Annual Vaccination Packages: ICVS has wonderful wellness and annual vaccination packages to keep me healthy and free of parasites, fleas and ticks. All of the vaccinations I need every year are included and the packages are discounted by 40-50 percent. Please contact ICVS for more information.

Baron2

Official Vaccination Certificate: With my rabies vaccination, ICVS will issue my new family the official Beijing Animal Health and Immunity Certificate (e.g., vaccination red book) at no charge! I need the official vaccination red book to prove I have been legally and properly rabies vaccinated to move to another city or to leave China with my family.

Pet Import/Export Counseling: ICVS will provide my family with unlimited relocation counseling and accurate information to take me with them when it is time to move to another city or to another country. ICVS can provide microchipping, legal rabies vaccinations and rabies antibody titer testing that is required to export pets to the EU and other countries!

Door-to-Door Pet Transport Service: ICVS can help my new family arrange for a car and driver service to take us door-to-door for my appointments at the hospital.

ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs: Please support and donate to the ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs. Your donations support ICVS in helping the many pets like Blackie and the many stray/rescued/abandoned and shelter animals in our community. The pets receive medical care, treatments, good nutrition and socialization with love and compassion that allows them to become healthy adoptable pets.

Please also contact ICVS for more information about beautiful adoptable pets:
Tel: (010) 8456-1939/1940
Email: ICVS_CHINA@yahoo.com

Photo: ICVS

]]> https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/07/03/moggy-of-the-week-meet-baron/feed/ 0 Moggies of the Week: Meet Ting Ting and Nian Nian https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/01/31/moggies-of-the-week-meet-ting-ting-and-nian-nian/ https://www.beijing-kids.com/blog/2016/01/31/moggies-of-the-week-meet-ting-ting-and-nian-nian/#respond Sun, 31 Jan 2016 00:00:00 +0000

There are hundreds of animals hoping to find loving homes in Beijing. If you are considering adopting a pet, Doggy/Moggy of the Week will feature animals from volunteer shelters, animal rescue groups, foster care providers, and pet owners needing to rehome animals. This week’s kittens, Ting Ting and Nian Nian, are from ICVS’ Adoptable Pets.

Introduction: Hi everyone, our names are Ting Ting and Nian Nian.

Background: We are two little kittens born indoors to a stray rescued momma cat. We are being fostered by our very kind family. We are sweet, playful and very social kittens.

Personality: We are a joyous pair and are fun, curious and active kittens. We are exploring our new world, having lots of fun and curious about everything.

Ideal home: We are friendly kittens and great with kids and hope to find a loving family that will give us a forever home. We wish to stay together and families that can adopt us both will be given priority. Two kittens are always more fun than one and we can keep each other company when our owners are away.

Breed: We are beautiful yellow and white, long-haired kittens.

Sex and age: We are both 5-months old, female kittens.

Medical notes: We are in excellent health and have been dewormed and fully vaccinated at ICVS. We will be ready for our spay surgeries very soon.

Post-adoption care: We are so happy because The International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS) has enrolled us into their Rescued/Stray/Rehomed Pet Adoption Benefits Program. ICVS will provide our new family with significant discounts (up to 50%) on our health examinations, vaccinations and neuter surgeries during our first year of life with our new family.

Official Vaccination Certificate: ICVS will issue our new family the official Beijing Animal Health and Immunity Certificates (e.g. Vaccination red books) at no charge! We need our official vaccination red book to prove we have been legally and properly rabies vaccinated. We must have the official vaccination red books in order to move to another city or to leave China with our new family.

Pet Import/Export Counseling: ICVS will provide our family with unlimited relocation counseling and accurate information so we can go with them when it is time to move to another city or to relocate to another country.

Door-to-Door Pet Transport Service: ICVS can help our new family arrange for a car and driver service to take us door-to-door for our appointments at the hospital.

ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs: Please support and donate to the ICVS Non-Profit Humane Animal Welfare Programs. Your donations support ICVS in helping the many pets like Bubi and the many stray/rescued/abandoned and shelter animals in our community. The pets receive medical care, treatments, good nutrition and socialization with love and compassion that allows them to become healthy adoptable pets.

Please also contact the International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS) for more information about beautiful adoptable pets: Tel: (010) 8456-1939/1940 Email: ICVS_CHINA@yahoo.com

 

Photos: Courtesy of ICVS

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