Month: August 2010

Here’s Maggie the Cat.  She meowed and purred when I visited her today at the clinic.  Maggie is still on drips, but is otherwise doing well.  Maggie went through a surgery for diaphragmatic hernia on Friday.  The chances were 50:50 but she pulled through the critical 24-hour period.  Get well soon, Maggie!

Maggie the Puppy is already discharged and is currently being fostered by Lydia.  The cost of her treatment is shared by the two ladies who found her, the Metta Karuna Rescue Team and us.  Maggie still needs an adopter, so if you are interested to give Maggie a home, please contact Agnes at 016-2728720.

It looked like another “Joanie” case again.  Asmalinda Hassan wrote to me this afternoon, requesting for financial assistance for Mama Blacky, a pregnant homeless cat she had rescued recently.  Mama Blacky delivered three babies on 1st August, but on the 11th, she appeared to be sick.  Asmalinda brought Mama Blacky to the vet and it was…

Maggie (the cat) underwent surgery for diaphragmatic hernia yesterday, and is now showing very good signs of recovery.  I just got off the phone with the vet, and he says Maggie is one of the most impressive cases he had ever dealt with, especially when the chances of the surgery were 50:50.  He also said Maggie…

We seem to have two Maggies needing help this week.  Here’s the account of Maggie the cat, from her feeder and rescuer, Mas.  It was written yesterday: I brought an injured stray cat to your panel vet today, he confirmed that she had suffered a preforation in her diaphragm (Diaphragmatic hernia is a hole in the…

This is a case of a rescued puppy named Maggie whom Agnes and her friends are helping.  Here are the details from Agnes: Thank you very much for offering to help out with the medical for this puppy. We also need to find a fosterer/adopter after discharge from the clinic. A female puppy was found…

Shahila Shaifful rescued a cat who is suspected to have been hit by a vehicle a few days ago.  The cat, whom Shahila calls “Orange”, was bleeding profusely from his right eye when he was found.  A friend helped Shahila transport Orange to a vet in KL.  Apparently, Orange has more problems than just an eye…

Chen rescued a stray cat a few days ago, and he looked very thin and sickly.  She named him ‘Leggy” and Leggy was sent to the vet for treatment.  The vet found Leggy to be anaemic, dehydrated and had some infections.  He was put on a 24-hour drip and is now on antibiotics.  Chen is…