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09/11/2024

Should I continue going back to the same fur stylist?

05/11/2024

What a sunny day.

28/10/2024

Can I help you?

19/10/2024

🖐️ High Five! Oops… its High Four!

19/10/2024

When we take a slightly longer time to remove her from her dust bathing session, she decides to give us a heart attack! 😰

07/10/2024

*Monday Blues”

Even chinchilla finds it tough on Mondays

28/09/2024

Someone is protesting when you are late for feeding… 😤☹️

22/09/2024

Enter the room at your own risk 😬

10/09/2024

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07/09/2024

Came with fungus and terribly matted fur. Living condition wasn’t ideal either.

After 3 months of TLC, she has put on weight, have cleaner fur and better skin.

Having a pet is a life time commitment, they are living things and they to be fed daily and housekeeping is required regularly. Chinchillas can live up to 20 years or longer. They need be be in a cool environment therefore 24/7 air conditioning is required with our climate. Think carefully before committing into getting a pet.

06/09/2024

你怕黑吗？ Miss Blackie.

31/08/2024

不知不觉就长大了

24/08/2024

T-Rex 🦖

09/08/2024

A very good offer for those who are using APD timothy gold.

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10/07/2024

*Rehoming*

We have a request to aid in looking for a new home for a young adult chinchilla.

Age: 4 years old
Colour: Standard Grey
Gender: Male

Chinchillas do not do well in our warm climate. Therefore, 24/7 air-conditioned environment is a compulsory requirement if you wish to keep a chinchilla.

Chinchilla is a “dusty” animal. Not suitable for people who have allergy or respiratory related health issues.

Chinchillas that are well loved and cared for may live up to 20 years or longer, therefore is a long term commitment.

PM if you are keen to adopt, we’ll link you up with the owner.

*Adoption fee applies

03/07/2024

Just have to be very sure that the wall won’t fall on you when sleeping.

25/06/2024

Happy 11th Birthday 🥳

23/06/2024

Real vs Fake

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不知不觉就长大了

Happy 牛 Year!

#Laziness at its max level 🤦🏻‍♀️

Give it to me! Give it to me!

Playing in her playground. Her new pawparents really pamper her. Video Credits : Aida Loh

We have been doing chinchilla rescue for more than a decade. Most of the time we have to look for fosterer but this round we offer our hands to help in fostering. Since we are more familiar with handling chinchillas, we took back 2 most critical ones out of the 5 which VFA have rescued from a horrible owner who neglected them badly. When we picked up the one that was always lying down, we realised the chinchilla doesn’t have leg muscle on the right side and hind leg was looking really weird which seems to be broken and hanging loosely. The right inner ear had discharge too which strike us to take her in as likely she would need intensive help. Upon reaching back to our den, the 1st thing that came in mind was to feed some critical care. Bad feelings strike when she refused to chew and swallow the critical care from force feeding, we checked with her rescuer if she ate anything while with them as her stomach seems rather empty. It also came to our attention she hasn’t poop and peed since 3pm, thus we came to an agreement with her rescuer to have her sent to the vet for check. The vet felt some crackling when checking the leg and also felt lots of poo stuck inside the intestines. The initial diagnosis was a crushed hip that could be pressing on the poo and pee passage. So the vet suggest an xray. The xray result was shocking, one side of the pelvic bone has broken into 2 and has overlapped which obstructed the poo passage blocking poo from passing through. Surgery could not be done as the pin to hold the bone in place may affect the organs so that means there is no cure! The vet suspected that the breakage has been a few days judging from the amount of poo stuck and the impact must be tremendous (either a bad fall from high place or something heavy hit onto the chinchilla) to cause such destructive damage. Her surviving rate is very very low. The pain she is going through has made her lose her appetite totally. We are looking for miracle to happen 🙏🏻