All the puppies have been adopted by good people last month, except the black one that we called her Blacky in Cantonese. Hehe! I was reluctant to give her away for adoption actually. As she was the last one left, I intended to keep her for ourselves. A companion for her mother. A direct descendant from our ‘daughter’, a granddaughter for ourselves.

She’s now quite big, weighing at 5.6kg. Isn’t she adorable?

She’s not the most active among her siblings, hence she’s not the first choice during adoption. She chose to hide herself most of the time when people came to pick up her siblings. But the funny part was once her siblings were all gone, she came out from hiding and became all active. Totally playful with her mother. I guess she must be thinking now that she has her mother 100% attention and all the food without sharing. Haha! She’s adorable just like the rest of her siblings. Although she doesn’t really look like her mother, she has her mother’s mild temperament. Of course, a puppy is still a puppy. She still tends to be playful and like to chew on shoes. Especially my slippers. Hehe!

She’s exactly 3 months old as of yesterday. Unfortunately, it was her second time visiting the vet in this week.  Her left leg was injured due to an accident and she just had x-ray done to see how bad her condition was. The vet said there’s a fracture on her leg. The best solution, of course, is surgery but it would cost at least RM700. Another solution would be to let her rest and not move about for 4 weeks. OMG! I wonder if that’s possible as once she’s not in so much pain, she tried to move about and refused to be tied down. Sigh! It’s more difficult to tend to a baby, I tell you. She just won’t listen or failed to understand. We are all so worried as she looks so pitiful with her sad eyes. Whining whenever someone touches her, trying to tell us she’s in pain. However, when the vet touched her, she went rigid and no whining at all. I guess she could smell the vet and fear.

We truly hope she will get well soon. The vet said she’s a puppy and her healing process is very fast. Though her bone may not heal back to her original condition, but she will heal nonetheless and walk normal again. Let’s pray for her.