Singaporean couple set up 24-hour pet rescue service with ambulance after their dog was attacked


(From right) Royal Animal Rescue's captain Benjamin Burke and sergeants Azhar Ali and Zaidi Zainal seek to provide swift ambulance service for animals. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: Rinchen Koh and Benjamin Burke were on their usual walk in the neighbourhood with their shih tzu, Casper, when a German shepherd dashed out and attacked the smaller dog.

As Casper was bleeding profusely from a ripped jaw, the couple could not get any taxis to take them to an animal hospital.

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