JAR AD 3rd Feb 2013

Total of 8 animals adopted and 3 into foster homes! Surprisingly busy yet fantastic exposure as Hongmei Lu was buzzing!

Thanking our rescuers for attending and bringing in their rescued animals and to our wonderful volunteers!

It was a pleasure to meet new people and potentials and for those who donated. We also want to thank the Hilton Volunteer Committee group for wanting to cooperate and support JAR in the near future. Exciting times ahead 🙂

Please find below pictures from our event.

All of us in JAR would like to wish everyone a great Chinese New Year and a happy Spring Festival break!

GONG XI FA CAI!!!

In Memoriam Jeffrey Cheong

“Angela Cheong in memoriam Jeffrey Cheong”

Jeffrey Cheong was born in Malaysia and lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 40 years, working as a computer operations manager. His joys in life were animals, Church and yoga. He and his wife Angela always had adopted stray cats in their home. He passed away on January 30, 2012. He was 75.

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Heartfelt thanks to CF for choosing our rescue group in receiving his Aunt’s (Angela Cheong) wishes to donate the money to an animal rescue group in Shanghai.
An amount of $250 (1560 RMB equivalent) was donated to JAR.
CF also kindly donated 500 RMB to our group.

Our deepest condolences goes out to CF and his family.

White female Pekingese for adoption

She is around 6-7 years old and was abandonned at a vet hospital. She is fully vaccinated, spayed and has a micro chip.
Her only health issue are chronically dry eyes, which doesn’t really bother her at all. All she needs are her daily eye drops. (This problem seems to be typical for this breed)

She is a very sweet and friendly little dog.

If you want to give her a home or just have a look at her, please contact Dr. Stephanie Goltz at St. Anthony Recovery Hospital,  440 Hami Road
phone 021-32082880 or 021-32082886

Meet Dawson the super cute black & whit​e puppy

Dawson is a very lucky puppy. He was rescued on a cold December day by Dr. Stephanie Goltz. She spotted something on a lawn – which at first looked like a pile of rubbish. Well, the rubbish turned out to be a very small and very malnourished black&white puppy. In the beginning all you could see were bones & skin.

Dawson turned out to be a very friendly puppy and with a lot of food and TLC he is now a “big” puppy of around 35 cm of height. He wont grow that much more.

Dawson is super friendly and active. He would love to finally go to his forever home were he can run and play all day long.

He is now around 7 months old, vaccinated and will be neutered soon.

If you want to give him a home or just have a look at him, please contact Dr. Stephanie Goltz at
St. Anthony Recovery Hospital,  440 Hami Road
Phone 021-32082880 or 021-32082886