Dog Talk: Jyn has been lucky twice in her life but now she needs another rescue


Jyn's big eyes and black muzzle were what drew her adoptive mum to her. Photo: Mary George

My friend Jyn who lives across the street leads a life that should be a soap opera.

Born on the streets of Rawang, she was lucky enough to be picked up by a rescuer. Her brothers, sisters and mum found homes, but Jyn was left alone. Until her present mum saw her and took her home. You’d think this was a fairytale ending but five years later, Jyn’s family are moving. Abroad. And there’s no way Jyn can go.

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