It’s always heart-wrenching to learn that not all rescued animals get adopted and find their forever homes. It’s even more disheartening to know that many of them end up sick due to constantly roaming the streets in search of food and shelter. Recently, a senior dog was discovered wandering around the Yishun and Canberra areas, abandoned and alone. Despite being rescued, it eventually passed away, and was given the proper rites it deserved.

Another furry friend who was lucky enough to be discovered by a kind stray feeder is a Shih Tzu named “Baby”. Baby, who is 14 years old, was found abandoned at a public park on April 10, 2021. Thanks to the rescuer who took her in, Baby now has a new chance at life and hopefully, she will find her forever home soon.

Purely Adoptions deserves recognition for their efforts in helping dogs find homes. Unfortunately, Baby, a male dog they were trying to place, passed away unexpectedly on April 15th before he could be adopted or fostered.

One instance occurred when the rescuers were successful in locating the owner of a senior dog, but they chose not to retrieve him. It was discovered that the elderly canine was experiencing various age-related illnesses such as skin issues and heart complications.

Ensuring the correct final rituals and a permanent resting place

Purely Adoptions posted on their Facebook page on April 16 about Baby’s final rituals, along with some images of him before his death. Their original plea was for someone to foster or adopt Baby, but unfortunately, he passed away before a suitable family could be found.

Purely Adoptions deserves recognition for sharing heart-wrenching pictures depicting Baby’s last moments, along with the respectful farewell and final ceremonies he received.

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