Adopting a Pet in Beijing ? Things to Consider · Long-Term Commitment· Lifestyle· Living Space (indoor and outdoor) Purebreds· Research first - temperament, size, exercise needs, also potential breed specific health concerns Puppies/Kittens vs. Adults· Time commitment for housebreaking, training, exercise, vaccination series, deworming, neutering/spaying, etc.· Many adults waiting for adoption, usually housebroken and neutered/spayed, more settled Pet SheltersMs. Bai is responsible for the arrangement of volunteers and visitors to the center. If you plan to visit BHAEEC, please have someonewho speaks Chinese to help you call her at 13381313120 in advance for an appointment.· Beijing Human and Animal Environmental Education Center (BHAEEC)Ms. Zhang Luping, founder and directorwww.animalschina.orgBHAEEC Location: Little West of the Aviation Museumin Xiaotangshan Town, Changping District.Tel: (86-10) 51298676. Fax: 6179-1906. Email:
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Open Hours: BHAEEC only receives visitors and volunteers on weekends from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Pet Markets· Common breeds: Pekinese, Chihuahuas, Bichon Frise, Cocker Spaniels, Beagles, Poodles, Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers, Samoyeds, Border Collies, Chow Chows Buyer Beware· Infectious diseases common, especially kennel cough, parvovirus, distemper virus· Often prematurely weaned, weakened immune systems· Inadequate vaccination or improper schedule· Parasites (fleas, mange, gastrointestinal worms, giardia, etc.)· Warning signs: overtly thin and/or potbellied, discharge from eyes or nose, sneezing, coughing, thin and/or dull hair coat, hair loss· Apparently healthy puppies/kittens should still be quarantined for 3-weeks away from other pets in home prior to introductions· Post purchase: veterinary exam, start vaccination series, stool check · New kittens/cats should also be FeLV/FIV tested· Neuter/Spay after vaccination series completed (4-6 months of age) Taking your Pet Overseas:· Adopting a pet is a commitment for life. It is not difficult to take pets out of China and to most overseas countries. Proper research and preparation is required to ensure a smooth relocation with pets· Please contact the International Center for Veterinary Services for more information about pet import and export regulations Appointment Hours: Monday – Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Sunday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM International Center for Veterinary ServicesKent Center, No. 29 Liang Ma Qiao Lu, An Jia Lou, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 100125北京新天地国际动物医院北京市朝阳区安家楼亮马桥路29号肯特中心院子内Tel: (8610) 8456-1939/1940/1941Fax: (8610) 6433-2301e-mail:
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