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Mr Nong is a spotty skinned Chinese stray. We estimate he is around 45 years old. He was found abandoned at Aljunied Road.
He told us his son kept tellin' him not to leave his false teeth on the dinner table because it was unhygienic, but he refused to listen. Mr Nong is also a diabetic. He sometimes urinate onto the sides of the toilet, attracting a lot of ants and his son would smack him each time he missed his target. This has left a permanent scar on Mr Nong and he now is afraid of urinating. After a few months, Mr Nong's 24 year old son took it onto himself to discipline him, as you can see in the picture.
He is now homeless and without shelter.
Nong also has slight mental problems, mild hypertension, high cholesterol and nerve problems. So he requires a more patient owner. However, he is well behaved and has no major behavioural problems. He has been immunised by us and is litter trained.
Will you adopt Mr Nong today and bring a smile to his face? Adopter must sign an adoption form and promise to sterilise him as soon as possible. Call the SPCA now!
He told us his son kept tellin' him not to leave his false teeth on the dinner table because it was unhygienic, but he refused to listen. Mr Nong is also a diabetic. He sometimes urinate onto the sides of the toilet, attracting a lot of ants and his son would smack him each time he missed his target. This has left a permanent scar on Mr Nong and he now is afraid of urinating. After a few months, Mr Nong's 24 year old son took it onto himself to discipline him, as you can see in the picture.
He is now homeless and without shelter.
Nong also has slight mental problems, mild hypertension, high cholesterol and nerve problems. So he requires a more patient owner. However, he is well behaved and has no major behavioural problems. He has been immunised by us and is litter trained.
Will you adopt Mr Nong today and bring a smile to his face? Adopter must sign an adoption form and promise to sterilise him as soon as possible. Call the SPCA now!
