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Dumped and left to DIE. Could you give Kai the loving home he deserves?

RealFix by RealFix
June 25, 2015
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Dumped and left to DIE. Could you give Kai the loving home he deserves?

Collects of Kai the Shar-Pei now in Saltcoats, Ayrshire, Scotland, as he was shortly after being found. See Centre Press CPKAI: A Shar-Pei named Kai is looking for a home in Scotland after he was dumped by his owner. But Kai wasn’t found with a bag of belongings at Ayr Train Station - he was discovered more than 1,000 miles away in Hungary. Emaciated and in pain after his owner callously tied him to a tree in the middle of a forest, Kai was close to death. He was eventually found and moved to a Hungarian kill shelter and faced death when Shar-Pei Rescue and Support Scotland heard about him.

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Kai the Shar-Pei with its carer Laura Cumming, from Saltcoats, Ayrshire, Scotland, after it was found in Hungary. See SWNS story SWKAI: A Shar-Pei named Kai is looking for a home in Scotland after he was dumped by his owner. But Kai wasn’t found with a bag of belongings at Ayr Train Station - he was discovered more than 1,000 miles away in Hungary. Emaciated and in pain after his owner callously tied him to a tree in the middle of a forest, Kai was close to death. He was eventually found and moved to a Hungarian kill shelter and faced death when Shar-Pei Rescue and Support Scotland heard about him.
Kai was rescued and nursed back to health

A Shar-Pei named Kai is looking for a home in Scotland after he was dumped by his owner.

But Kai wasn’t found with a bag of belongings at Ayr Train Station — he was discovered more than 1,000 miles away in Hungary.

Emaciated and in pain after his owner callously tied him to a tree in the middle of a forest, Kai was close to death.

He was eventually found and moved to a Hungarian kill shelter and faced death when Shar-Pei Rescue and Support Scotland (SPRSS) heard about him.

Kai was saved and transported to Scotland for a new life.

Since then he has undergone treatment for horrendous eye and ear infections while learning to live and socialise with other dogs.

He has spent almost a year being fostered by Laura Cumming, 45, from Saltcoats, Ayrshire sharing her home with four other Shar-Pei.

 

“The condition he was found in was horrific. He was basically a walking skeleton. His eyes were infected, his ears were full of gunk.”

Laura says; “But he’s actually really well behaved. He’s laid back and like a bear.

“He’s been crossed with something so he is bigger than most Shar-Pei. But he thinks he is a Chihuahua.”

Laura has now appealed for an animal lover to adopt Kai and give him a ‘fur-ever home’.

Kai the Shar-Pei with its carer Laura Cumming, from Saltcoats, Ayrshire, Scotland, after it was found in Hungary. See SWNS story SWKAI: A Shar-Pei named Kai is looking for a home in Scotland after he was dumped by his owner. But Kai wasn’t found with a bag of belongings at Ayr Train Station - he was discovered more than 1,000 miles away in Hungary. Emaciated and in pain after his owner callously tied him to a tree in the middle of a forest, Kai was close to death. He was eventually found and moved to a Hungarian kill shelter and faced death when Shar-Pei Rescue and Support Scotland heard about him.
Wrinkly faced Kai with his carer Laura Cumming

She added: “The work the Shar-Pei Rescue and Support Scotland has done with him and the work they do with all the Shar-Pei is amazing.

“When he arrived he was terrified. I think he would be suited to an active family, where his owners can give him the chance to run. I would love to see him in the countryside.”

Gina McCallum, who runs SPRSS and is currently looking after 14 Shar-Pei, added: “The Shar-Pei is a misunderstood breed.

“People buy them as puppies because they love the wrinkles but they are a dominant breed and need training.

“We have around 100 every year. If we can find a home for Kai it means there is a new space to save another. He is a big boy but he is lovely.”

To help Kai, or the SPRSS, visit sharpeirescue-scotland.co.uk

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