We have subsidised RM100 for the spaying and RM20 for the vaccination of Puteh. This subsidy comes from all donors through our Medical Fund (RM50) and Berjaya Cares (RM70).
From: Marina Bakri
Date: Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 7:19 PM
Subject: Subsidy for stray cat
To: chankahyein@gmail.comHi,I am writing this to ask for help/subsidy bcos I recently sending one of the stray cat I rescue during bad haze.. This cat meowing outside my house, while I gave her food to eat, I never intended to raise her but she refuse to go out from my house.. She looks so pity asking for some love and care..I put her outside my house but everytime I open the door she will be waiting outside and meowing.. Realize something strange (probably she’s sick, I put her inside my house) since 2 weeks ago…
Problem is, I have another cats inside to be taken care off. She looks like don’t quite comfortable having another cat inside my house.. I feel uneasy so I place her outside my house. The next day I brought her to clinic bcos she had bad diarrhea outside my compound.Last few days I brought her to clinic for spaying.. Scared if she’s deliver inside my house compound.. I never thought that I have to pay RM260 for spaying.. To ensure she’s taken care carefully, doctor advised to place her under clinic care, to boarding for 3 days..Total I need to pay is RM290 🙁
I find this very challenging bcos my cats at home haven’t been spaying yet due to high cost.. but now I have to spay stray cat and cost me almost RM300.. I was advised by doctor to also vaccinate her, but I refuse bcos I am pretty sure it will cost me more..Really need your help..
This last photo was taken today.
We requested it as we were concerned about Puteh. We also called the vet who confirmed that Puteh had a cyst, hence, there were some complications during the surgery. But Puteh is alright now.