Month: February 2011
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Two more angels to our furry friends
If you remember, sometime in March 2010, a kind Malay man who went by the name of Papa Meow adopted Lucky, one of our rescued dogs. Lucky was rescued by a kind Malay boy called Faris, sent to us for treatment, fostered by Mandy’s family, but it was quite difficult for us to get Lucky rehomed. Papa…
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A female dog spayed
Mr Wong is another animal rescuer. Yesterday, he sent a rescued female dog to be spayed under our sponsorship. Mr Wong has already taken the dog back and will release her after full recovery. This is how TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) works in many countries. But in many countries, the authorities understands that a neutered animal (usually…
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Isis, rescued cat, spayed
Today, another rescued female stray cat, was brought to our panel vet for spaying under our sponsorship. Isis (her name now) was rescued by two college students, Crystal and Kenneth. Here’s a short write-up from Crystal about Isis: Around 3 week of November we found Isis as a 2 month+ old kitten at the side…
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A male cat neutered (Aznah Gulam Mydin’s)
Ms Aznah Gulam Mydin rescued a male cat recently and he was sent for neutering under our sponsorship a few days ago. The cat, Angel, is estimated to be about 8 months old and has now fully recovered from the surgery. Ms Azna would like to put him up for adoption. For those of you who…
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Updates on Tara
Here’s updates from Annee, on Tara: The second jab, Tara treated everything as normal as I think she must have got used to it after the first one. She was very good having the jab, not a sound and very well behaved, and bleeding has stopped and she is just like normal now, eating and…
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Updates on Qing Qing
Catherina emailed today to say that Qing Qing has defecated! That’s a big relief for both of us. I was telling Catherina how I administered the enema for Vixey when she had trouble defecating due to an injury (or congenital anatomy defect) similar to Qing Qing’s. Catherina observed that Qing Qing defecates every 4 days. …
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Updates on Hockii
Julie Pek has volunteered to foster Hockii! Today, Julie visited Hockii at his boarding place and she said Hockii bonded well with her. The vet said Hockii cannot be discharged yet as his two wounds have not healed completely. The vet thinks Wednesday is possible. I asked Julie, and I received. Thank you, Julie! Now,…
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More angpows and a visit to Meiji’s sanctuary
We would like to thank Mdm Lau Yoke Ying and the Wai Family for their very generous donations towards our fund. The Wai family has just lost their beloved dog, Rusky (he passed away of old age, at the ripe old age of 12), and this donation is given in loving memory of Rusky. May…
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Tara’s TVT jabs
Do you remember Tara? She was one of the 36 dogs we rescued from the Klang Dog Pound in December 2009 and was diagnosed with distemper. We brought her back from Bentong, got her treated (she was hospitalised, on the drip), my mother fostered her for some months before we got her adopted by Annee’s family.…
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Helping Qing Qing
Sometime before Chinese New Year, Catherina Tay from Melaka wrote to me asking for advice for a little kitten (now named Qing Qing) whom she had rescued from the street. Apparently, her local vet told her Qing Qing had some fractures that needed to be X-rayed but none of the vets in Melaka had an…