Lucky to love and be loved by her dogs


Soo with her three dogs, (fr left) Baby, GG and Scoobie

Soo Wai Leng remembers the very first dog she ever had as a pet. She was just 11, in Year Five at primary school, and one of her sisters brought home a little black puppy.

“That was our family’s first pet dog. We named him Kopi but, sadly, we were forced to put him to sleep after he was seriously injured. I was very sad for awhile but two years later, another dog wandered into our home. It was a female dog and she was badly injured. It looked as if someone may have used a very sharp object to poke her near the stomach area. This left her with a big hole, and there were lots of worms in the wound. I begged my parents to keep her and I nursed her back to health. We named her Lucky,” shares Soo.

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