Emilia’s pets – Fafa the cat and Mei Mei the dog – are so bored at home that they have befriended each other.
ONE would think that the movement control order (MCO), has only affected the restriction of people. Wrong. Pets too have to undergo this adjustment, especially dogs.
Although canines naturally require exercise time, they are now limited to playtime with their owners within the house compound.
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Emilia’s pets – Fafa the cat and Mei Mei the dog – are so bored at home that they have befriended each other.
To keep Moto, Matchi and Maxy occupied, their owners have bought them a lot of toys.
Stanley (left) does not have much problem managing his dog Abby as his son Ethan spends time with her.
Peanut likes to keep Lim company while she works from home.
Pets like Isseymiyake seek a lot of attention from their owners now compared to before the MCO started.
Gerald’s Belgium Shepherd spends a lot of time indoors and could no longer go for its daily 7km walk.
Having a landed property is great help for Gerald’s dogs, one of which is seen here playing with a tennis ball in the house garden during the MCO.
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