Month: November 2009

  • Our tshirt sales

    Our tshirt sales is going pretty well.  In our 2nd batch (which was meant for today’s event), we ordered 400 pieces, and now, only have 92 pieces left for today’s event! We would like to thank all of you very much for supporting us through the purchase of the tshirt.  Some of you have also…

  • Tiger’s condition

    Tiger has finished his medication already and the vet feels he should be off medication for some time, and let his body heal naturally, as much as possible.  On my own, I am now giving Tiger Spirulina Pacifica (a supplement for humans, supposedly a very good one), one capsule per day.  I hope this would…

  • KL International Cat Show, at The Mall

    Today, we will be opening a booth at the KL International Cat Show down at The Mall in KL.  We will be distributing free books, promoting our cause and selling our tshirts to raise funds.  Please come support us!

  • Our gang goes for a check-up

    The three cats/kittens who are currently being fostered by Terry were brought for a check-up today, right after Ebru’s.  Here they are – in the bottom cage is mama Gold who had been spayed six days ago.  On top are Braveheart and Courage (the whiter one). Terry was concerned if Gold might have what killed…

  • What is wrong with Ebru

    University students, Adah and Fitri, brought Ebru to our vet this evening.  Ebru is a very lovely white-greyish tabby with very good temperament. Photos are really deceiving, because all of us (including some of our concerned readers) thought the reddish “growth” was a tumour of sorts, but it turned out that Ebru was actually sitting…

  • Updates on Rahnee, from Rani

    I have been following up on Rahnee’s case.  According to Rani, Rahnee is doing fine.  She is eating very well and can sit and walk around the cage.  The wound has healed very well too, and Rani has been checking on it every day to make sure it is clean and dry.  We are glad…

  • Thank you very much

    We wish to thank the following donors who have contributed generously to our fund: A lady who has requested to be known as just “Yen” Ah Meng (from OKR) Teh Chai Duan May you all be blessed for your kindness.

  • Negatives as our “teachers”

    I would like to record my personal thanks to everyone who has written in in support of what we do, especially in view of the recent brickbats from that one staff from the local shelter.  The comments from all of you can be read below the 2 earlier postings on this issue, and your personal…

  • A “healthier” perspective

    My Fifth Form teacher, Mrs Wong Yew Choong, keeps a keen eye on what I do over the Net – she is my guardian angel.  She even follows the blog while holidaying overseas! And the wonderful thing about Mrs Wong is that she knows exactly what to say at the right time, or in this case,…

  • Updates on TVT-Girl and Boy-C

    So far, Mr Siva has not come back to us on whether he needs help with TVT-Girl and Boy-C.  We have already offered to partially fund the chemo jabs for TVT-Girl at our panel vet, and to get Boy-C a second opinion.  We hope Boy-C can be given palliative treatment, especially pain-killers, as his cancer advances.    Mr…

  • Ebru needs help

    A student from Shah Alam, Adah, wrote to me, seeking help for a stray cat she had just rescued.  She had brought the stray cat to a vet, and the cost of the treatment was RM430.  The treatment was medication only, and Adah was told it is a “fungal problem” that can spread to humans and…

  • The chairperson speaks

    Today, I received a text message from the chairperson of the shelter whose staff had called me a “killer” for being unable to find a home for the Chow Chow, and for not caring about the Ketam dogs, plus a host of other matters (see yesterday’s postings, if interested). The chairperson has most graciously explained that the entire…

  • Scarlett and her kittens

    This is Scarlett.  She was rescued by Mary Yap from her office area in Old Klang Road and brought to be spayed at our panel vet in Subang Jaya a few weeks ago.  The vet found her to be already pregnant! We do NOT spay pregnant animals, so Teresa arranged for a fosterer, Jaja, on OKR…

  • A female dog spayed

    Volunteer Teresa Chian has been spreading the message of CNRM to her neighbourhood in Old Klang Road, and today, one of her neighbours responded.  Ah Meng brought a female dog whom he had adopted from the street, to be spayed at our panel vet in Subang Jaya.  According to Ah Meng, this dog has already…

  • Two stray siblings sterilised yesterday

    These are two stray siblings who were spayed and neutered at our panel vet yesterday.  Bobo and Lulu had been rescued by Makcik Saiiah and she has since adopted them.  Makcik Saiiah offered to pay for the operations at our panel vet.  We are very glad that CNRM is reaching out to more people now. …