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Hello atkinbc.
Welcome to the forum! 
Maybe you could post an advert in the Pets section in the Mauritius classifieds. It may help.
Thank you,
Aurélie
You can contact PAWS.
Check on http://www.pawsmauritius.org/
They really need people to adopt their puppies ! And if you wish make a little donation, doesn't hurt: 
Mikl_C wrote:You can contact PAWS.
Check on http://www.pawsmauritius.org/
They really need people to adopt their puppies ! And if you wish make a little donation, doesn't hurt:
Yes I have to agree PAWS have lots of little puppies wanting a loving chainfree home and also MSPCA have lots too .
MSPCA is in Rose Hill & Port L
PAWS is in Quartier Militaire/Phoenix and The Vale
All these little dogs want is a kind loving home with regular food and both of the shelters offer subsidised Sterilisations or even free if your finances are tight.
Good luck and I hope you find your next loyal companion
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