By chankahyein, on Wednesday, September 22nd, 2021 6:26 pm
We have provided an aid of RM100 for the neutering of this cat.
Below are updates of the previous cats.
I would like to apply for AnimalCare Neutering aid for this female cat (I named Sunny) that my dad found under a parked car in my neighborhood, Citrina Bernam Jaya, Hulu Selangor. She was still a kitten back then, I took her and feed her on daily basis. She has been vaccinated three times before the neuter surgery. I will release her back to the neighborhood and will take care of her as my own. She is now recovering from the surgery so I will keep her inside for a while until she’s strong and healthy enough to play and roaming outside.
Attach is Sunny’s collage of before and after the surgery, receipt of payment and application form.
Attach is also a collage of photos of all the cats that I sent for neuter/spay surgery with the help of AnimalCare Neutering Aid. All five cats are now happy and healthy under my care.
I hope you can consider my application as I have another 3 cats that need to be neutered.
Your consideration of my application is highly appreciated.
By chankahyein, on Wednesday, September 22nd, 2021 10:10 am
We have provided an aid of RM100 for the neutering of this cat.
Ms Siti Nur Alisyah is a new applicant.
I am Siti Nur Alisyah , found a female cat at Puchong, bring her back at home, and feeding her for the past six months. I sent her for neutering and continue to taking care, feeding and looking after her recovery.
My long-term plan for this cat, named Luna after her recovery is to provide the best care for her, hoping she grows healthily. I will continue taking care of her at home for the rest of her life. I will try my best to shelter her in lovely environments and provide the best health care support such as vaccination, regular health check-ups and nutritious food.
By chankahyein, on Friday, September 17th, 2021 12:51 pm
If you are interested, kindly contact Judy Chua at 60 11-1145 4328. Thank you.
My name is Puteri. I am around 1 year old. I am very affectionate and friendly. I love to be patted, given belly rubs, hugged, and ‘manja’. I love dog treats too! Unfortunately, I have a deformity. My right hind leg has been dislocated due to an accident. I may not be very steady on my feet but this does not stop me from doing what other dogs could. I have learned to obey commands like ‘Sit’ and ‘Shake hands’ and I am still learning. All I want is a chance of a loving home. Would you look beyond my deformity to adopt me? By the way, I have had my 2 shots of vaccination and spayed.
By chankahyein, on Saturday, September 11th, 2021 6:19 pm
Donors: IMO of BenBen & Sandy from Chow Yi Lin, Kok Khee Wee, Jasmine Ee, Sharon Ooi, NandaLeonie Hong Siew Lan, Avant Pet Sdn Bhd, Ahmad Amir Kamil, Kwan Pei Kuan, Wan Tai Seng, Tan Tay Thye, Lee Kah Sun, Khoo Ming-Yi, Wong Chin Kuan, donors from Boost, anonymous donors, AnimalCare donors (reserve fund).
We thank Avant Pet very much for the free delivery.
A message from Mun Mun: Received pet food from Avant pet today. We are independent and self funded shelter. It tough to manage 300 over furrykids. Thank you Dr Chan Kah Yein, myanimalcare and all donors for your kind donation to keep us going 🙏🙏🙏
Mun Mun Furry Sanctuary is home to 250 dogs and 80 cats. It is run by Mun Mun and Phoebe and helpers. They are also feeding 2 groups of 16 stray dogs outside the sanctuary.
I’ve passed by the house several times now and just now, I saw the resident black-and-white cat! I guess it was a bit hot to stay inside in the afternoon, so he was lying down outside behind his house. His name is Jaacob.
And I even saw Luffy, the co-owner of the house!
Do please click on the link above and read all about the kind person who built the house with materials donated by neighbours.
By chankahyein, on Tuesday, September 7th, 2021 3:59 pm
It’s been more than a month now since Bunny had that rather serious constipation problem which required manual evacuation.
I have been faithfully continuing with all his supplements (B-12 and Gentle Digest), extra water, laxatives, virgin coconut oil and steamed pumpkin. So far, Bunny has been able to defecate by himself. From 2-3 days once, it is now 1-2 days. Sometimes, he goes daily for a few days, but the norm seems to be once in every 2 days, which is good enough.
Yesterday was a bonus round because he went TWICE in the same day.
First thing every morning, I will conduct a hunt for Bunny poop. Sometimes, he defecates very early in the morning so the poop is already there to “greet” me! Luckily Bunny’s poop is much bigger in diameter than the rest of the cats’, so it is quite unmistakably Bunny’s. Bunny also does not use the sandpit. He does it wherever he wants in the back garden. Sometimes I have to go around twice or three times to make sure I have checked every inch of the garden and not missed any spot. If there is none for the day, I will continue the hunt until around noon. Bunny usually does not defecate after noon.
Cow, Indy and Cleo’s poop have their specific size, shape and location, so that’s easy to identify too.
And there’s the raining problem as well. When it was used to rain in the middle of the night last month, we had to get up to carry Bunny and his chair into the room. Somehow, he doesn’t seem to know how to get into the room by himself whenever it rains. Ordinarily, Bunny doesn’t like being in the room. The pantry is his territory, so he is always sitting on his chair there. He has no trouble getting up and down the chairs in the pantry, but the moment the same chair is moved into the room, it’s like a totally new ballgame for him. He doesn’t know how to get off it anymore and have to depend on us to carry him down.
So far, Bunny has been very obedient and obliging in taking all his supplements and extra water. I’m glad they are all helping. I don’t dare cut down on any of his supplements because I really don’t want the constipation to come back. I also add extra water to his three meals daily.
I’ve learnt how to gauge from Bunny’s breakfast appetite if he has had a bowel movement. If he has defecated very early in the morning, he usually eats more heartily during breakfast. Bunny’s appetite is a very good gauge of his wellbeing.
By chankahyein, on Thursday, September 2nd, 2021 11:56 am
Donors: IMO of BenBen & Sandy from Chow Yi Lin, Kok Khee Wee, Jasmine Ee, NandaLeonie Hong Siew Lan, Avant Pet Sdn Bhd, Ahmad Amir Kamil, Kwan Pei Kuan, Wan Tai Seng, Tan Tay Thye, Wong Chin Kuan, Khoo Ming-Yi, Feline Grace Enterprise, Tan Lai Fun, Lau Tze Pin, Nur Effendi Hassan, donors from Boost, anonymous donors, AnimalCare donors (reserve fund).
Alps Dog kibbles 13kg
– Lamb – 1 bag
– Turkey – 1 bag
Alps Dog can pate 400gm
– Salmon – 1 box
– Turkey – 1 box
We thank Avant Pet for the free delivery.
A message from Imm’s Shelter: Received this morning with heartfelt appreciation to AnimalCare donors. Blessings and love from all furry residents at Imm’s shelter for the petfood received.
Imm’s Shelter is home to 32 dogs and 18 cats. It is run by Imm with the help of friends and volunteers.
By chankahyein, on Wednesday, September 1st, 2021 12:42 pm
We have provided an aid of RM170 for the neutering of these 2 cats.
Updates on previous cats are below.
I came across Max and Trixie in a food court very close to the colony where Charlie and Blackie are. There are an additional 3 cats in the colony, all unspayed and unneutered. 4 kittens have been picked up from the same place and rehomed.
I managed to easily trap Trixie and Max and took them to be spayed and neutered. I plan to release them back to their colony, I have given the stall owners food, and I will check on them every 2 days. I will need to use a trap for the remaining 3 cats in the colony and will take them to be spayed/neutered too.
Some updates (pictures attached):
Charlie and Blackie are thriving. Blackie has recently decided that he likes human contact and now lays down for scratches (after 6 months!). Charlie misses the time when she got all the attention.
Hujan keeps to herself, tends to come out later in the day but is looking very confident nowadays.
Cleo is still waiting for her male to be trapped and neutered so they can be released together.
Emmy and Jasper are still with me, Jasper has had a bladder infection, which is currently being treated.
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