Bella, a puppy dumped at a shelter in Lantau, Hong Kong. Rescue animals are just as loyal and loving as expensive pets, but are free to a good home. Photo: Neil Newman
Bella, a puppy dumped at a shelter in Lantau, Hong Kong. Rescue animals are just as loyal and loving as expensive pets, but are free to a good home. Photo: Neil Newman
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Opinion

Opinion

Abacus by Neil Newman

How much is that doggy in the coronavirus lockdown? If it’s HK$56,000, think twice

  • Prices of pedigree and popular breeds have more than doubled amid coronavirus lockdowns, with exploitation and dog thefts soaring too
  • Investors can get in on the global pet boom, or simply invest in a new buddy for life – but consider a rescue from an animal shelter, writes Neil Newman

Bella, a puppy dumped at a shelter in Lantau, Hong Kong. Rescue animals are just as loyal and loving as expensive pets, but are free to a good home. Photo: Neil Newman
Bella, a puppy dumped at a shelter in Lantau, Hong Kong. Rescue animals are just as loyal and loving as expensive pets, but are free to a good home. Photo: Neil Newman
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