Gosh, I am way behind time in reporting the cases we’ve helped.
Here’s little Brumby…
So cute, isn’t he?
Look at that clearly-defined letter “M” on his forehead.
That defines a Tabby.
That defines a Tabby.
Brumby was found and rescued by Mary Yap, an animal-lover, who has two rescued cats of her own. Mary was worried because little Brumby was all alone on the street, so she called us.
We have arranged for Sudhamma to foster Brumby until he is bigger and we can find him a home. Brumby is doing well, but cannot eat dry food yet.
We need fosterers very badly as Sudhamma cannot take in so many at a time. If any of you would like to be a fosterer, please contact me.
Mary also rescued a pregnant cat, Scarlet, who is about to deliver, and Teresa Chian has arranged for a fosterer in Old Klang Road to look after Scarlet cat until she delivers. So far, Scarlet is doing well.
Meanwhile, in Terry’s house, Nana (the mother-cat) has taken BabyKitten away. Mother-cats move their litter every 5 days or so, that’s their habitual tendency. We cannot tamper too much with Nature. We can only hope that Nana and BabyKitten are okay. Hopefully, they will move back to Terry’s house soon on the next migration.