Month: January 2011
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Oat (the kitten) is adopted!
Oat is one of the 4 Chetawan kittens. The first male kitty was adopted by Dr Veeranoot and is now named Kwanchai. Oat is the second to be adopted. Here’s Oat and his new family: Have a happy life, Oat! Pat and Qat are still available. Both of them are beautiful and adorable. For photos…
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A male cat neutered
Here’s one more cat from May’s colony that has been neutered under our sponsorship on Sunday. Many thanks to Agnes for helping out.
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Bobby has another guide-cat now
If you remember, I wrote about Bunny being Bobby’s “seeing-eye” cat. http://animalcare.my/2010/12/bunny-guide-cat.html Bobby is 14 years old, is almost blind and has developed quite a few eccentricities which we have been learning to deal with. For example, his “cue” to eat is when I come home. It doesn’t matter if I come home five times a…
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Medical subsidy for two rescued puppies
Nitha is an animal rescuer, and she recently rescued two puppies from a farm. The two puppies have been sent for treatment under our medical subsidy. This black puppy had the flu and an injured paw. This brown puppy had a fractured hind paw. The X-ray on the right shows the fracture quite clearly. The…
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Another female cat spayed
Today, Mrs Ng sent another one of the female cats she has been feeding to our panel vet for spaying under our sponsorship. Previously, Mrs Ng had already sent three cats from her colony. This is Mimo. She is one of the many cats fed by Mrs Ng. We would like to thank Mrs Ng…
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All’s well for the Chetawan cats
Agnes has managed to catch the last two of the Chetawan cats and they have been sent for spay-neuter under our sponsorship. Chetawan Girl Chetawan Boy Altogether the four adult Chetawan cats have now been spayed-neutered (three sponsored by us, one by Susan Toh) and they will continue living on the temple grounds. They will not breed…
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Brownie is back in her colony!
Do you remember Brownie? She is the cat who had a bad fracture on her leg (it was totally broken), and Mary Yap brought her in for surgery and treatment. A pin was inserted to mend the broken leg, and after two months, the pin has finally been removed. And Brownie is now back in her…
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Two more female dogs spayed
Mooi is a feeder in PJ Old Town. Every month, she spends a few hundred ringgit on vet bills for the stray dogs under her care. Mooi used to make a living selling food from a roadside stall. Now, she is baking cookies for Chinese New Year and also trying to be a schoolbus driver.…
