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Our story

It all started with three dogs who found a home.

Ah Xiong, Ah Moi and Pang Pang are rescued mixed-breed dogs. They are why our parent company is called THREE CANINE — and why WeFind exists.

Ah XiongAh MoiPang Pang
Illustration of Ah Moi, Ah Xiong and Pang Pang

Our name

WeFind

means “to search”.

People and animals are both searching for the same thing: a settled, peaceful place to be.

What we are really looking for is balance — between the people who love animals, the neighbours who live alongside them, and the animals themselves.

We find love. They find home.

Meet the crew

Three very different personalities.

Drawn from photos of our own dogs. Everything below is true — quirks included.

Ah Xiong

01

Ah Xiong

BoyMixed breedBlack & tan, half-floppy ears
His name means “big brother” — and, as a pun, “very fierce”. As a puppy he was the fiercest of the three.
Today he is shy and sensitive. Loud noises — screaming, shouting, even big laughs — send him running.
Still a prankster: he loves sneaking up on us from behind.
Shy, a little proud, and the first to come over for a hug.
Fun fact: He is the neat freak of the family — he really, really hates getting dirty.

02

Ah Moi

GirlMixed breedCreamy white, pointy upright ears
“Moi” is what Malaysians often call a little girl.
The fastest runner of the three — by far.
Plays wild. Her play growls sound like a fight, but she just wants to have fun.
Loves a cuddle… for about three seconds, then she’s off.
Fun fact: She does things her own way. Rules are more like suggestions.
Ah Moi
Pang Pang

03

Pang Pang

BoyMixed breedWhite with brown patches
The king of snacks. He eats anything and is never, ever full.
Despite his name (“chubby”), he isn’t fat — he has strong front legs and a lighter back end.
The most affectionate of the three, and a true companion dog.
Happiest when he’s right next to his people.
Fun fact: Even food the others turn down, Pang Pang finishes with gusto.

When they were little, Ah Xiong and Ah Moi always slept curled up together — like a brother and sister.

What they taught us

It isn’t the dogs’ fault.

Most of the suffering of stray animals is caused by people: pets abandoned on a whim, unregulated breeding, and animals that are never neutered.

We don’t take the moral high ground. We understand the rescuers who are stretched thin, and the neighbours who are genuinely troubled by strays. So we start with something practical: products that make responsible pet ownership easier — like cleaning up after every walk.

Now

Make good everyday products

Light, useful essentials that make the right thing the easy thing.

As we grow

Support the rescuers

Starting with neutering support, adoption education and sharing knowledge.

One day

Help fix the root causes

Have enough reach to push for better rules on adoption, breeding and pet registration.

See what we make — or how we give back.

Every product is chosen with the three of them in mind.

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