Month: March 2010
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Faris has found an adopter for Lucky!
This is what I call really, truly working together, and we are honoured to have worked together with Faris. http://animalcare.my/2010/03/faris-and-friend-visit-lucky.html Faris rescued Lucky off the street, Mandy took over and we sponsored Lucky’s treatment at our panel vet. Then, after Lucky was ready to be discharged, Mandy and her family fostered Lucky, and now….voila! Faris…
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Tiger, another dog neutered
Tiger was rescued by Mandy a few months back, and subsequently adopted by Kirk and his family. http://animalcare.my/2009/11/little-tiger-dog-has-been-adopted.html Last week, Tiger was brought to our panel vet for neutering, under our sponsorship. Here are his photos: Thank you, Kirk and family, for giving Tiger a safe and loving home. And thank you, Mandy, for following…
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Ebony re-admitted
Ben text me at 4.00pm this evening, telling me that he was on his way with Ebony to our panel vet. Apparently, Ebony did not have much of an appetite earlier on and later, had nasal discharge. Ben brought Julea along as well. Since I was with the PBJ gang at another clinic, I could…
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Worms from Butter!!
This afternoon, Butter passed out a whole “bundle” of wriggly worms, and later developed diarrhoea. I had called the vet the moment I saw those worms, but he said it’s best to wait until they are at least four weeks old before getting them dewormed. I know different vets have their own protocols. Our other…
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Another female cat spayed today
Today, Agnes brought a female cat for spaying at our panel vet. The cat was found opposite the Taman Desa Medical Centre. Here’s the cat. Agnes has her own rescue and rehoming group. We’re always glad to work together with fellow animal-lovers who practise CNRM. Even though we may be small, we are still making a…
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Two cats spayed-neutered
David Hui is a feeder from Puchong. Today, he brought two of his cats for spay-neuter at our panel vet under our sponsorship. As you can see, they are certainly VERY well-fed by David! Initially we thought the female (the white one) could be pregnant but upon examination, she just had a lot of poo…
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Forrest is eating on his own!
Finally, finally, finally….everyone is cheering and the vets are so, so happy. Forrest, the little brown fella, is finally eating on his own. The vets have been patiently force-feeding him a few times a day, waiting for the day he would eat on his own, and the day came this morning. Forrest went to his…
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MDDB’s adoption drive
Source: http://www.malaysiandogsdeservebetter.blogspot.com/ ADOPTION DRIVE MALAYSIAN DOGS DESERVE BETTER will hold its monthly adoption drive at the SUMMIT SUBANG JAYA this Sunday, March 14.We currently have 50 over puppies and dogs looking for homes and expect to bring at least 40 of them there. A large number of the puppies and dogs will be those rescued…
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PBJ updates
By tomorrow evening, it would have been one week since the PBJ gang came to me. Kittens grow incredibly fast… Early this morning….one, two…hey, where’s Peanut? “I’m with the big guys, folks!” I suspect Peanut is the alpha, but she is also the last to learn everything, and Jelly (the smallest) is the fastest learner! …
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Food for thought?
I was told that an important person who attended an important meeting over the Selayang Pound issue proposed that one way to solve the pound problem is to eat the dogs. http://www.mmail.com.my/content/30043-why-not-eat-dogs As animal-lovers, we are all appalled at this suggestion. But it always makes me wonder why people are not appalled that chickens, fish,…
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Updates on the OKR spayed-neutered dogs
Accordingly to Teresa, our volunteer from OKR who arranged for Ah Kuen’s factory dogs to be spayed-neutered, the three done (including the one with pyometra) are already up and running, or in Teresa’s own words, “Since they got back, they have been running around like nothing has happened. They even went to the other neighbours who…