NO ONE CAME TODAY FOR ME. 😞 I will go to bed with my toy tonight and hope tomorrow someone will want me!.....❤ My name is Beau.

BEAU - JUST LOUNGING AROUND WAITING FOR YOU! This little fella is ready and hopeful that today a family will come to trial/adopt him. Beau is a gorgeous boy 2 months old, cuddly and wholesome! When you come to meet Beau, you will fall in love on the first cuddle! It is so very lonely for Beau, being alone, as his siblings have left and gone to their new homes. Its a nice day today and even nicer for Beau if you come to visit him at our kennels No. 151 Tai Lam Wu, Sai Kung. Open Hours: 10:30 - 4:30

HEBE. 🐾 Hebe has very unusual features and this is what makes her so adorable and unique. A real HK special! Come and meet Hebe today. Open everyday 11am - 4:30pm No. 151 Tai Lam Wu, Sai Kung. If you would like to be a monthly sponsor of Hebe for any amount ($100 minimum tax deductable), please email saikungstrayfriendshk@gmail.com

QUALITY TIME. 🐾 Every Saturday morning, Markandeya and his father come and walk our stray friends in the countryside. It is so wonderful to see them spending quality father and son time together while discussing away the cares of the world. This will be a memory that they will look back on together in years to come. Come and walk our stray friends too, they are waiting for you. Open everyday 11am - 4:30pm No. 151 Tai Lam Wu, Sai Kung

RIGHT PLACE AT RIGHT TIME Today the weather looks like it will hold off the treat of typhoon. We have one absolute little darling ready to go home today! Our very lucky last Chek King puppy. A boy aged two months, black colour and gorgeous. The kennel is a big place to be on his own and this is the most beautiful age to bond together. If its the right time for you to bring some love into your home, Sai Kung Stray Friends Kennels is the right place to be if you want to meet him. Open today: 11.00-4.30 No. 151 Tai Lam Wu, Sai Kung. Call Kathy Mob 6012.8559

SEPT 3, SUNDAY MARKET - RESCHEDULED‼️ Due to typhoon Mawar, this weekend’s Sunday Market will be rescheduled to Sunday September 17th. Stay safe this weekend!

UPDATE: SEPT 3, SUNDAY MARKET - RESCHEDULED‼️ Due to typhoon Mawar, this weekend’s Sunday Market will be rescheduled to Sunday September 17th. Please bring your loose change with you on the 17th or drop into Pets Central any time. LOOSE CHANGE, BIG CHANGE! 💰 Do you have any loose change that you want to get rid of? What better way than donating it to your local strays. Make it a family affair and collect as many coins as possible from your grandparents, parents, aunties, uncles, family friends and even coworkers - everyone has loose change! Whether if you only have a few coins or if you have a jar full, we will happily take them all - every cent adds up! Come along this Sunday to the Sai Kung Sunday Market and have fun donating your loose change with our homemade coin cascade. Fun for the kids.. and adults too. If you can't make it this Sunday, you can also drop your loose change into our donation box in Pet Central in Sai Kung. If you are wanting to donate a bag or jar full, please make sure you label it for SKSFF. Every dollar and cent donated is very much appreciated.

SISI & TOBY. 🐾 Sisi (left) and her brother Toby are pictured enjoying their walk with volunteer Linda. Just look at them - so content with their tongues hanging out as they walk part of the Wilson Trail. Sisi and Toby (siblings) were found on the hillside in the New Territories when they were around 5 months old, they are now approximately 5 years old. Both dogs are friendly, calm, sweet and very good on the lead. As much as our volunteers love this duo, it's time for you to open up your heart and share your life with them. They have done more than enough time in the kennel so please give them a chance! Sisi and Toby do not have to be homed together. If you are interested in adopting Sisi and/or Toby, please email kirstenszoo@gmail.com It would be great if they could have a short break from kennel life. Interested in becoming a foster? Email fostersaikungstrayfriendshk@gmail.com

SAI KUNG MAGAZINE. 🐾 Linda, our regular volunteer, was featured in August's edition of the Sai Kung magazine. A great read if you are thinking about volunteering with us. "I'm a regular volunteer at Sai Kung Stray Friends Foundation (SKSFF). The best part about volunteering with SKSFF is when I get to spend quality time with the dogs and take them out for a long walk to give them a break from the kennel. The best way to reach the SKSFF kennels is to take a taxi but there is also the option of a 45 minute walk from Ho Chung. Around the kennels, there are a variety of different routes and trails nearby, such as the Wilson Trail, which is very popular choice for many. When turning left out of the kennels, walk down the Tai Lam Wu Road towards the pagoda with the dogs. Along the way you have the chance to see the most amazing variety of colourful butterflies and dragonflies. It is just so peaceful, a great escape with breathtaking views. With all the rain that we've had recently, you can hear the waterfalls gushing away around you. There is also a stream that flows along the back, where the water pipes got knocked by a big boulder due to the heavy rain and typhoon. Opposite the pagoda, you will notice the stream of hikers descending the set of stairs. These hikers have come from Tseung Kwan O which passes through Pak Fa Lam via the Wilson Trail. This route takes approximately 1.5-2 hours and makes a great hike for those wanting to come and walk our dogs. If you're looking for something less strenuous, head back up Tai Lam Wu Road, pass the SKSFF kennels and just beyond Tai Lam Wu village, you can listen to the next waterfall and see the small self-made streams. Near the emergency phone, there is a staircase and path where you can walk with the dogs. If you stay on the road and carry on walking to the blue bridge, you may be lucky enough to see the giant goldfish who lives alone in the water underneath the bridge. Continue walking down the hill to Ho Chung and visit Che Kung Temple, one of the oldest temples in Hong Kong. The original was built on this site in the 16th century. Don't forget to look for the abundance of fish and the large terrapins swimming in the river. This is approximately a 45 minute walk down hill from SKSFF. When you're ready to leave, continue out of Ho Chung and onto Hiram's Highway to catch a taxi. Those leaving without a dog in tow, can catch either minibus 1A, 101M, bus 92 or 792M back to Sai Kung." If you are interested in volunteering with us, please email volunteersaikungstrayfriendshk@gmail.com Open everyday 11am - 4:30pm No. 151 Tai Lam Wu, Sai Kung

ADOPTION TRIAL - YOUNG PUP: TRI A favourite of everyone, this adorable little girl has gone for a homestay to see if the family "big boss dog" of 11 years will take a shine to her and then Tri can stay and have a real home. Tri is looking a little fretful tonight, new surroundings, new people and maybe missing her sister Golden... but she likes her new dinner menu! A bit of time is needed to make a happy union. Good luck little sweetie whose new name by potential adopters is Tricia, definitely sounds more feminine!