Kiko escaped from daycare on Dec. 7, and the Teh family began searching with help from friends. Among them was Delower, a migrant worker who has known the family for about six years. They first met him when he worked on their home renovation and stayed friends afterward. He spent two days looking for the dog with the family. On Dec. 9, he found Kiko in a deep drain along Mar Thoma Road and climbed in to carry the 28 kg chow chow out on his own. The family later gave him the promised S$5,000 reward and a letter of appreciation, and thanked everyone who had helped search for Kiko. #dogs #animals #fyp #singapore
Related Buzz
@mothershipsg A 55-year-old man in Guangxi, China, was hospitalised for a persis…
@mothershipsg A 55-year-old man in Guangxi, China, was hospitalised for a persistent cough and was initially diagnosed with a non-severe case of pneumonia. However, his…
Man gets 20 months’ jail for fraudulently obtaining more than S$27,000 in Marina Square e-vouchers
SINGAPORE: A man who was working as a customer relations officer at Marina Square Shopping Mall used his position to fraudulently obtain S$27,915 (US$21,700) in…
Revamping Singapore’s heartlands: How grants are helping neighbourhood shops find new life
SINGAPORE: More than 40 heartland retailers have tapped into Enterprise Singapore grants in the past year to reinvent their businesses through store makeovers and community…
Singapore Tote Board to get new chief executive in October
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Totalisator Board (Tote Board) will have a new chief executive from October, with Mr Mark Tan Kiak Yang appointed to the role….
Victims lose more than S$259,000 in courier phishing scams since Jun 24
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Police Force has warned of an increase in phishing scams impersonating courier companies, with at least 43 cases reported and losses exceeding…