Month: November 2009
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Two female cats spayed on Friday
These two female cats were brought in by Ms Wong, under our CNRM programme. The cats were spayed at our panel vet on Friday. Their left ears were tipped in accordance with international standards to indicate that they have already been spayed/neutered. Read this website to learn about ear tipping: http://www.photoartplus.com/articles/spay.html The cats will be returned to the…
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Suki is bored, and Bobby is lonely
Bobby has been feeling very lonely ever since Mac passed away. He had been doing “cranky” things like poo-ing in the living room, following us very closely, forcing open the bathroom door to get into the bathroom with us, etc. He must be feeling the loss the Mac, his compatriot of 13 years. On the other hand, Suki is bored,…
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Mary and Tigger
Our ever-so-sweet volunteer, Mary, called early this morning. She was worried about Tigger – Mary noticed some blood stains where Tigger slept on last night. Being a Sunday, most of our vets are closed except for the one in PJ, so off we went to PJ. We were attended to by the surgeon who had…
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Home-made food, but not so glorious!
Yesterday, I decided I’d try making home-made food for the cats and Bobby. Dr Susanna also shared with me a “delicious chicken stew” recipe. This is the “delicious chicken stew”, made with chicken meat and skin, liver, potato, carrot and beans. and I added some asafoetida and organic seasoning (I tweaked the recipe a…
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Many thanks!
Many thanks to the following donors who have contributed to our fund: Leong Peck WanGoh Aik Hwa Also, thank you to the devotees of the Ti-Ratana Community Centre, Klang, for their very generous support in purchasing our tshirts!
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A FAILED Coup de Tat!! (foiled by Bunny)
The ever-so-naughty one, Suki attempted another coup de tat this morning, on Bunny. Being a rainy day, Bunny had found a nice and comfortable spot to sleep on – on top of Suki’s cage. What are YOU doing on top of MY cage? Poke, poke!! Hey, small fry…stop disturbing me! Bunny wins!! The defeated one…
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Hazel is adopted
Yet Meng wrote a few days ago that Hazel, the puppy who had recovered from distemper, has been adopted already….by her own sister! All in the family….how nice!
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Tiger’s progress
Upon the discovery that Tiger is FIV+, the vet had said his limping would never heal and he would limp for life. So, I opted for TCVM (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine) under Dr Susanna Brida, and Tiger had his first acupuncture treatment on Monday. After the treatment, the first thing I noticed was Tiger slept…
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Of lightning, yellow butterflies and a golden dragonfly
Remember the yellow butterflies and golden dragonfly that visited my garden a few days after Vixey passed away? I did not see it anymore after that, but a few weeks after, a different yellow butterfly (a much smaller one) did come. Twice. Managed to take a close-up of it here: A small little butterfly. As I’ve…
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Mother and daughter also spayed
This is a pair of mother-and-daughter, two street dogs from Kuala Lumpur. The daughter is only 6 months old, and her case was a straight-forward one. The mum is already eight years old, and she has been giving birth very, very often. For her case, a blood test had to be taken first to determine…
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Here’s another one
This is a female stray cat being fed by Wendy in Subang Jaya. She has also been spayed today.
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A record number of spaying for today (six!)
Today must be one of our highest number of spayings done at our panel vets. Four in Subang Jaya and two in Section 17. I shall post them separately. This is a pretty little Calico cat rescued and being fed by Rani. She has been spayed now under our sponsorship.