Month: March 2011
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Home-made Organic Oil Blends for your doggies!
Good morning everyone. My (old!) friend from school, Angeline Devindran, makes Organic Oil Blends for dogs. She successfully helped her own dog recover from a persistent skin problem by using this oil blend and now she would like to share her recipe. Check this out: http://raphaelpyrenes.com/?category_name=oil Angeline would be happy to send you a free…
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Countess’ surgery is successful!
Please refer to http://animalcare.my/2011/02/countess-3-legged-dog-in-need-of-help.html Countess’ surgery (spaying and amputation of the maggot-eaten arm) was uneventful and hence, successful. We were initially worried about her marginal bloodwork, but after being perked up for two days on rice and eggs, our vet felt she was ready for the surgery. In fact, the first thing she did when…
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Twinkle and Jingle spayed
Do you remember Twinkle and Jingle? The twins are the babies of Moonie, and Moonie was rescued by Julie Pek on a moonlit night, from the streets while she (Moonie) had just given birth to one baby. The next day, another baby was born. Moonie, with Twinkle and Jingle and another boarder, Meow Twinkle and…
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Toby, injured kitten
I received this from Emma (zahratulakmar@yahoo.com), a cat rescuer who is currently looking after 9 rescued cats: Last Monday i found a little kitten about 3 months old in my garden obviously injured. I took it to the vet and the xray showed that he has dislocated scapula on the left arm. His nerve on the…
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Thank You!!
We’ve been quite overwhelmed by many cases of animals needing help, but all of you have been so kind and supportive with your donations, and this is what keeps us going day by day. Thank you so much to the following donors: Mdm Lau Yoke Ying The Wai Family, Kar Men and Kar Ven Friends…
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Eating Meat = Catastrophe Squared (A twist to E=mc^2)
While we seem to be concentrating a lot on helping stray animals, I started AnimalCare with a three-pronged mission and our third mission is to cultivate kindness/compassion to animals through education. Being kind to animals includes not eating them, and not creating a demand for meat. Adopting a moderate stand on this, I’ve always encouraged…
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Updates on Countess’ bloodwork results
Our vet called me today to inform me that Countess’ bloodwork results are back and it’s “not fantastic”. Her readings are borderline, just slightly above the minimum requirement. The vet says it is possible to go ahead with the surgery, if we wish. But she is also extremely skinny and undernourished. I decided we must…
