In search of a home
The Association of Abandoned Animals (AAA) is housing a male Yorkshire terrier, handed over to the sanctuary after it was found abandoned at Ta' Qali and suffering from injuries caused by a car. Although the dog is still recovering from its misfortunes, it has been put up for adoption. Friendly and quiet, the animal is suitable for a middle-aged couple with older kids. For further information call Freddie Fenech, founder of the AAA, on 9946 4182.
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Marco Gatt
Jul 24th 2008, 18:28
I am lucky enough to know Freddie Fenech personally. I got to know him when I found six abandoned puppies in Bulebel and when I contacted him he immediately offered his help and found a home for each of them.
After finding these puppies I found a real sincere friend. A great gentleman with a kind heart. A true animal lover, Freddie is a real asset to this country.
Adrian E. Camilleri
Jul 24th 2008, 10:10
This AAA, and particularly Freddie Fenech, are doing a very fine job, and should be further encouraged to carry on in his worthy mission. Thanks AAA and Freddie; keep it up. I only wish I could take over this latest victim, but unfortunately am unable.
Franco Farrugia
Jul 24th 2008, 09:28
Well done, Mr Fenech and volunteers at AAA.
So disgusting and heartless, leaving such a beautiful dog - any animal, at that - abandoned in such a place as Ta' Qali!!!!!! Shame, shame, shame!!!!