Sharon Ong transformed her life after adopting Hannibal Lecter, a blind Shih Tzu with no eyes. The 58-year-old caregiver found the severely neglected dog through Facebook in 2015. Despite complete blindness, Hannibal became a therapy dog and fashion show model before dying in 2024.

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Tracillia Sia adopted Rex, a 10-year-old Jack Russell with weak hindlegs and behavioral issues. The 57-year-old cargo manager spent three months winning the fearful dog's trust after it bit family members initially.

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Special needs teacher Asmawati Saimon adopted multiple senior cats with health conditions. Her 10-year-old cat An An had Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, while others suffered from arthritis and kidney failure.

Educator Vanessa Lee adopted Dobbie, a cat with broken hindlegs and feline leukemia virus. She later provided "fospice care" for Toothless, a 15-year-old Jack Russell with terminal bone cancer, spending thousands on treatment.

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Medical costs mount for these dedicated caregivers. Lee spent S$10,000 treating Dobbie's lymphoma through chemotherapy. Asmawati administers daily fluid injections for An An's kidney failure.

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