Month: February 2010

  • 3 more cats spayed today

    Today, we sponsored the spaying of another 3 more of Joanne’s cats.  In total, we have done 10 of her cats.  Joanne is a tuition teacher who feeds the strays near her house.  Here are photos of her cats: Awaiting her turn… Already done, but still down and out. Waking up from the anaesthesia. With…

  • Wendy wants to eat!

    I was very troubled all night and this morning.  Wendy’s adopter had text me last night saying Wendy’s breathing had gone very fast and asked me to be prepared for the worst.  This morning, again, the news was not good at all.  He said it was just a matter of time then, as she looked…

  • Latest updates on Wendy

    I would like to, once again, thank the many people who have written to me personally, to express their empathy on Wendy’s case.  Here is one very touching comment:Darling sweet Wendy, even at this point so close to death, is in fact touching and blessing so many lives by igniting love and compassion for the pain…

  • Another sharing, from across the Johor Straits

    I would like to thank Monica, from Singapore, for this sharing.  Monica has given me permission to publish her entire email here: I came across your website during the time of the `Klang Rescue’. Since then, I have never failed to drop in to your blog everyday,if possible.It is heartening to know of someone who…

  • Simba, kitten for adoption

    Simba is one of the four kittens I brought back yesterday.  He belongs to Khi, the Myanmar lady, who was forced to part with all her cats and kittens because a neighbour complained and the local council gave her a 7-day notice to get rid of all her cats.  Simba’s sister, whom I now call…

  • TeddyBear and Bobtail, kittens for adoption

    We brought two of Khi’s kittens to Ramzee for fostering last night.  Ramzee will put them up for adoption later.  TeddyBear (with the blackish nose) and Bobtail (the ginger kitten). Both are males (at least we think so!) TeddyBear and Bobtail get along perfectly well.  Both are healthy and playful. If you are interested to…

  • Updates on Roger

    Roger is one of our Klang rescued dogs.  We got him treated for corona virus and tick fever.  He has been neutered and vaccinated too.  Roger was adopted by Elvin Hong (many apologies, we thought his name was Eric Hong earlier) last week.   Mandy paid a visit to Elvin’s place yesterday: Here is Roger’s updates. I went…

  • Please pray for Wendy

    Dear Friends, Wendy seems to be nearing the end now.  Her adopter spent the whole day with her yesterday, talking to her, telling her it is alright to let go and to move on.  He also played the loving-kindness chant to help her achieve more peace and comfort.  According to him, although Wendy’s breathing is…

  • Khi’s kittens

    I posted the following a few days ago: http://animalcare.my/2010/02/lady-from-myanmar.html Since the Myanmar lady, Khi, had no choice but to release her cats and kittens behind a restaurant, we will foster the six kittens and put them up for adoption.  This evening, I collected four of them.  The other two are still at the clinic, one…

  • 50 vaccines for Meiji

    We have pledged to help Meiji’s sanctuary in whatever ways we can.  Yesterday, Meiji asked for 50 vaccines for the new puppies she had just rescued. We are pleased to sponsor the 50 vaccines.  In any sanctuary, vaccination is very important to prevent the spread of diseases.  Meiji came down today, to collect Cherry Eye (after…

  • Jackie goes to Raub

    Today is Jackie’s rehoming to Meiji’s sanctuary in Raub.  Meiji agreed to take Jackie and she will be under her sister’s care.  I appealed for Jackie because of her blindness.    Jackie is one of our Klang rescued dogs.  She was rescued with a bloodied eye and in very poor condition.  We brought her back…

  • Eight cats spayed and neutered today

    Today must be our record number of cases so far.  We had eight cats spayed and neutered – 7 from rescuer Joanne (4 males and 3 females) and 1 from Rani. Rani’s rescued cat Three of Joanne’s female cats at Mayo Clinic, waiting for their turns. Two of Joanne’s males at Healing Rooms One more…

  • We need more people like Syakir

    This is from Mandy: I dropped by MDDB’s halfway home on Friday and took a picture of this little Angel that Syakir rescued from Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh last week. Syakir contacted me through Animal Care to ask for help on a puppy that followed him home during his evening jog around his housing area…

  • A sharing about euthanasia

    I have been seeking help from supportive friends, both from the experiential as well as the spiritual domain.I just received this email from Leo de Silva, and he has given me permission to publish his email here, for the benefit of all readers.Thank you, Leo.********Kah Yein,You do not know me. My brother-in-law, Vijaya, has forwarded…

  • Of karma, palliative care and euthanasia

    First of all, I would like to thank the friends who have been very supportive and who have stood by us throughout this difficult period of having to deal with Wendy’s case where very challenging and painful decisions had to be made.  One of our friends felt that I should explain here, why we opted…