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Three dogs are looking for a home after they were supposedly turfed out of a factory where they had been staying.

Their owner is a man identified only as Singh by Facebook group Chained Dog Awareness in Singapore (CDAS).

Supposedly stayed at factory

The group alleged that Singh is an ex-security guard who previously worked at a factory along Harrison Road.

His workplace also served as a "home" for Singh and his three dogs.

After many years of service, the guard was supposedly let go as his position was "no longer required". He and his dogs were made to vacate the premises on Feb. 28.

Singh is now looking for kind souls willing to take in his three best friends.

CDAS runs an ongoing campaign to free chained dogs in Singapore.

The group of dog-lovers previously appealed to raise funds to build an enclosure for Singh's canines back in March 2019.

However, that appears to be a no-go as Singh has supposedly been let go by his employer.

Unfortunately, CDAS does not operate a shelter and is unable to rehabilitate the dogs themselves.

They provided an assessment of the dogs' physical condition and temperament for their future owners.

13-year-old female

This brown female dog was recently involved in an accident.

She has trouble moving and mostly remains lying on the ground.

She growled at people who approached her, but CDAS noted that it was probably "because of the pain and fear".

CDAS stated that she has been treated by a vet.

11-year-old male

The next dog is a male with white and brown patches.

He is cautious of strangers and "shows it by growling non-stop once he’s inside the enclosure."

However, CDAS members said that "when roaming freely, he was able to approach and sniff [them]."

"Singh and a tenant who interacted with him regularly actually said he does not bite but would growl to frighten people away."

6-year-old male

The youngest of the pack was described as an "extremely overweight" boy who "resembles a beagle mix."

He is fine when you leave him alone, but would growl and try to snap if you attempt to touch him.

CDAS has appealed for more people to help spread the word on social media before it is too late for the dogs.

Those interested in taking in one or more of the dogs can contact CDAS through Facebook.

Help for Singh

Dogs aside, Singh's plight has also garnered sympathy from the public.

One commenter asked, "Is there a way for people to band together and help him get a place to stay with his dogs together, and another job?"

Top images via CDAS