We published the above a few days ago and Azura’s receipts and forms arrived today. We have fully sponsored RM610 for the neutering of these 5 dogs and 2 cats. The breakdown is as below. This sponsorship comes from all donors through our Medical Fund (RM210), Berjaya Cares (RM300) and Dr Alida Mahyudin (RM100).
3 male dogs (@RM70 each) = RM210
2 female dogs (@RM100 each) = RM200
2 female cats (@RM100 each, both on heat) = RM200
From: CT Azura
Date: Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 10:07 AM
Subject: SPAY/NEUTER MISSION FOR CATS AND DOGS
To: Chan Kah Yein <chankahyein@gmail.com>Dear Dr. Chan,I am very pleased to inform you that I managed to get 5 dogs and 2 cats fixed this week. It has been tough but worth it. These are those cats and dogs which I have requested for spay/neuter subsidy earlier. Yet, there are still a lot furry candidates in the waiting list for this mission. The mission will be continued this weekend. Bobby (female) is not tame and difficult to catch.
For dogs, 3 adult male castrated were Goril, Indy and Tiger and meanwhile for 2 female were Grown up puppies- Stokin and Snowy. All has been fixed at my house compound and fortunately, everything ran well. So far, the recovery is doing well except for Goril because his sac is swollen. I did consult the vet, and he calmly explained that it will subside within few days. So, I shall keep to monitor him. Hope he is getting better soon. The 5 dogs are as below and pictures attached.The two female cats are Awan and Precious. – among those community cats fed by us. Awan is rescued and adopted by my brother when she was pregnant. After two months delivery, she is now fit for spaying.She was on heat during the surgery. Meanwhile, Precious was on heat and we keep her indoor. Got spayed and will be a happy cat then. Picture attached.The claim form is mailed soon.Thank you very much for the neuter subsidy.Regards, Azura





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One response to “Neutering sponsorship for 5 dogs and 2 cats in Kota Samarahan (Siti Azura Juih’s)”
Good work Azura! If you can’t bring the animals to the vet, then bring the vet to the animals. Thank you too to the vet in the pictures who made the effort.