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佛堂牆面壁畫:藏狐一家與旱獺

For living pets

Buddha’s Descent Day Dharma Assembly

GOOD GOOD PET LIFE | 古古寵物佛堂

Session details

In preparation
Date
Date to be set
Offering
HK$300 / pet
Venue
古古寵物佛堂
Room 904, 9/F, Wah Shing Centre, 11-13 Shing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Who attends
Pets attend together with their owners

Your pet must attend in person.

If you cannot attend, your registration can be moved to the next session. Payments are not refunded.

Registration opens once the date is announced.

WhatsApp 9163 1630

From registration to certificate, in four steps

  1. 1

    Register

    Tap "Register" — the form opens in a new tab; no sign-in is needed.

  2. 2

    Pay

    The amount due and how to pay are in your confirmation email; your registration is confirmed when we acknowledge it.

  3. 3

    Come on the day

    Your pet must attend in person.

  4. 4

    Receive your certificate

    After the ceremony we send you the e-certificate, which you can download and keep on any phone or computer. The printed certificate is handed to you on the day.

Your pet's photo is printed on the e-certificate. Send it to us on WhatsApp after you register, or we will take one on the day.

Before you bring your pet

Dogs

  • Please keep your dog on a lead for the whole session — it is an unfamiliar place.
  • Cats and other dogs will be in the room. Please bring a muzzle for your dog, so that every animal has a calm session.

Cats and small animals

  • Please keep your cat in a carrier or pet backpack, closed for the whole session.
  • In an unfamiliar room a closed carrier is the calmest place for a cat.

On the day

  • Please arrive fifteen minutes early so your pet can settle in.
  • Please bring pee pads, waste bags and drinking water. If there is an accident, just let us know.
  • Please do not feed any animal — other animals are close by and some children have allergies.
  • Please set your phone to silent. Photos are welcome, but no flash.
  • Please stay seated during the ceremony. If your pet is unsettled, step outside for a moment and come back when ready.
  • Up to two pets per owner.