• Gerald’s stripes in Kai and Indra

    When Kai and Indra were born, they were plain gingers. But now, their stripes are showing! It’s Gerald’s stripes!! As for Akira, when she was born, we couldn’t even figure out what markings she had. Her colours were very, very pale and diluted. It took us many days before we were able to classify her…

  • Cow Mau’s eyes

    See, no discharge anymore! Also, no more drooling of thick saliva. Just still a bit of pawing at the end of the meal. Cow Mau finished his 2-week antibiotics yesterday. Now, it’s just wait and see if he needs another steroid jab.

  • The Blondies and Indy

    Indy is back to being a kibble-king again nowadays. But kibble is still a snack. His staple food is raw food, which I handfeed him. The only raw food he is willing to eat by himself is rehydrated Primal Freeze Dried. As for Cubgrub and Coco&Joe’s, I have to handfeed him. Why so, only he…

  • The ever-dedicated Nurse Indra

    Indra, our youngest cat, is a very dedicated “nurse”. Whenever we do Cleo’s subcut, which is three times a week, she comes to “help”, without fail. She always turns up. Nurse Indra hard at work! Helping to ensure the subcut is administered correctly.

  • MUDA candidates speak on Trap-Neuter-Release-Manage solutions

    If these four young candidates are standing in your area, it might be helpful to listen to what they have to say. 

  • The Blondies’ portrait

    Here’s a nice family portrait of the Blondies! Can you name them? Top left is Kai. Top right is Akira. Samantha and at the lowest platform is Indra. The Blondies play on the platforms every morning. It’s definitely money worth spent! Hopefully the exercise will keep them slim, fit and healthy!

  • Is your area’s candidate interested in helping street animals?

    State elections are around the corner! Have you engaged with your constituency’s candidates? I have. And here’s more: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1389950408402298 Listen to Saudara Zayd Shaukat’s answers to the last question, Subang Jaya animal-loving folks! What are the 3 changes you would want to make in Subang Jaya? To make Subang more walkable – YES! To improve green…

  • Some photos from Survivor Shelter

    Here are some photos from Ms Ong, taken when she visited her dogs at the shelter recently. All is well with the dogs and Ms Ong’s burger business is doing well too.  The shelter is self-sufficient.

  • Good news and updates on WinWin (from Survivor Shelter)

    Things are certainly looking up for WinWin now. Ms Ong updated that WinWin’s blood PCV has continued to rise and now it is at 23%, which is good! WinWin’s weight is maintained and she is gaining leg and hip muscle too. The vet is very happy with her progress and so are we! WinWin has…

  • Cow Mau’s updates

    We are almost finishing Cow Mau’s 14-day Doxy treatment and he has improved so much! Cow’s pawing has healed by leaps and bounds too though there is still a little bit of it (the pawing). But he doesn’t have to eat baby food anymore. He eats Cubgrub (more watery) and can even eat Coco&Joe’s too.…

  • Samantha, the Blondies and Gerald

    If not for Misty, I would have brought Gerald into Bunny’s Place, if he wants to stay, that is. Gerald never fails to visit the Blondies and Samantha every day. But at the same time, Misty loves Gerald and they are usually together at certain times in the day.

  • A neutered cat at Bilik Gerakan MUDA, USJ

    Saudara Zayd Shaukat, the MUDA candidate for N.31 Subang Jaya whom I chanced upon meeting yesterday, sent me a photo of his Bilik Gerakan cat this morning! This is the cat who greets him every day when he goes to work. The first thing I noticed (well, it is a force of habit!) is that…

  • A chance meeting with Saudara Zayd Shaukat, the MUDA candidate for N.31 Subang Jaya

    I was coming back from the Zero Waste Store at SS14 today when I bumped into a familiar face – it was Saudara Zayd Shaukat, the MUDA candidate for N.31 Subang Jaya! Wow! What a great opportunity! I had been wanting to find out when Saudara Zayd would be giving his ceramahs as I truly…

  • The Blondies eat!

    The Blondies have fully awakened from the anaesthesia and are VERY hungry!! Dinner!! Back to normal now. No signs of any pain from the ear-notching.

  • The Blondies are ear-notched!

    The Blondies were spayed late June but I had forgotten to remind the vet to ear-notch them. So, in order to get it done, we were advised to wait for one month before putting them under general anaesthesia again for the 5-minute procedure of ear-notching. It was done today. The vet had prescribed Gabapentin (as…

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