Month: June 2013
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Looking for Vincent Starr
Normally, after a traumatic experience (such as going to the vet’s coupled with having one’s paw dipped in a warm saline bath and being forcefed medicines), a cat might run away from home for a few hours, if only to teach his human a lesson for giving him so much undue stress. I went out…
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Dogfood donation: Visiting Lester Hiew’s community dogs
Lester Hiew Thiam Hock and his mum, Jenny Khong Chin Chin, are feeders of community dogs in Klang. They come under our Food Fund now so this afternoon, we sent four packs of Caliber (22.7kg) dogfood to them. This sponsorship comes from all donors through our Food Fund, Andy Lew and Kok Khee Wee. Lester…
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Now, Vincent Starry to the vet’s
This afternoon, we went to visit one of our Food Fund applicants, but that story will come later because after the visit as I reached home, I found Vincent Starr limping. I had already noticed him limping yesterday but thought it might be just a sprain. This afternoon, it was more than a sprain, his…
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Of Indy Joneses, Spider-Cats and dopplegangers!!
Oh no!! Has Indy escaped again??!!! Catherina sent these photos, from Melaka. I must say, the resemblance is almost uncanny! It is a street cat at a Melaka food stall and she’s female. I assure you, it’s not Indy and that he has not teleported elsewhere, because Indy IS at home right now…. There, our…
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Rosie goes to the vet
Last night, Rosie came back with a bleeding spot right under her mouth. I cleaned it up, applied iodine on it (of course she licked it all up) and thought it wasn’t anything serious. She ate as usual so I really thought it would be nothing…until this morning when I mentioned it and a friend…
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Visiting Guthriephant, Raisin and Billie
We were in Selayang to purchase dogfood yesterday, so we dropped in to visit Andy Lew and Emily. If you remember, they adopted Baloo and Baggy from me and gave both a wonderfully happy life. Though it was short (due to congenital disease; Baggy had FeLV), but it was happy. Baloo and Baggy were Andy…
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Medical subsidy for Thong-c, a sporo cat (Dr Veeranoot Nissapatorn’s)
We have subsidised RM211.50 for Thong-c’s treatment. This sponsorship comes from all donors through our Medical Fund (RM111.50) and Berjaya Cares (RM100). Dr Veeranoot has redonated the entire sum to our Medical Fund and we thank her very much for it. We also hope Thong-c gets well soon. From: Veeranoot Nissapatorn Date: Tue, Jun 4, 2013…
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Ongsan’s updates
Ref: http://animalcare.my/2013/06/04/the-most-incredible-news-of-the-day-ongsan-is-well-and-adopted/ Our reader has sent the following updates on Ongsan: We have been waiting in anticipation for Ongsan to pass another crucial threshold and now his hydration finally came to an acceptable level since last 2 days and he need not go for his daily sub-cut unless there is any changes. I am to monitor…
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Neutering sponsorship and medical subsidy for Gemuk, male cat (Nor Hayati Abdullah’s)
We have fully sponsored RM100 for the neutering of Gemuk and subsidised RM25 for his medical treatment. This sponsorship comes from all donors through our Medical Fund (RM60) and Berjaya Cares (RM65). From: Norhayati Abdullah Date: Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 10:55 AM Subject: To: Chan Kah Yein <chankahyein@gmail.com> Dear Dr. Chan, here i write to…
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Our meeting with MPSJ
Ref: http://animalcare.my/2013/05/28/calling-all-feederscaregivers-in-the-mpsj-area-we-need-your-help-and-support/ Ref: http://animalcare.my/2013/05/29/our-proposal-to-the-mpsj/ After waiting for 2 weeks, we were finally informed yesterday that MPSJ would grant us an audience. So, this morning was the much awaited meeting. We had already earlier spoken with SPCA Kota Kinabalu to learn how they are doing it with their council and we redrafted our proposal as below: 1. To…
