By chankahyein, on Tuesday, July 16th, 2019 3:48 pm We have provided an aid of RM80 for the neutering of this cat.
 
By chankahyein, on Tuesday, July 16th, 2019 3:47 pm We have provided an aid of RM240 for the neutering of these 2 dogs.
 
Please find attached collages of two dogs I have brought for neutering recently.
Been feeding this black female stray for the past 6 months. Located off an isolated stretch of shop houses. By the time we managed to catch her, she had already given birth to three puppies. I only sent her for spaying after getting all three puppies adopted. The original intention was to place her back there and I will continued to feed and care for her with the help of some Myanmar who is working there. In the mean time I managed to find her a new owner. The location is an enclosed factory in Selayang Jaya and I am supposed to send her there this Saturday after her wound has heal.
As for the white one: This is another stray that is roaming around an industrial area in Batang Kali. I just caught her and she is full of ticks. Already fed her Nexgard and even managed to find her a used spare parts auto dealer located around the same vicinity, to take her in after her recuperating period. Nevertheless, I will monitor her progress twice weekly. May I proceed with the posting of the forms and receipts? Thank you.
Best regards
Yeap Yin May
By chankahyein, on Tuesday, July 16th, 2019 11:14 am A few days ago, we increased Zurik’s Vetri DMG to 0.5ml twice a day. Previously, it was just once a day. The vet agreed there was no harm in doing so. Hopefully, this increase would help slow down the progress of the FIP disease.
 
Coincidentally with the increase in the Vetri DMG, I noticed some loose skin hanging down from his belly the next day. I don’t know whether this is a good sign (could the fluids have decreased and hence there is loose skin hanging down now?). We will wait for his check-up on Friday to see if there has been any change in the amount of fluids. But the vet did say that it’s difficult for abdominal fluids to be reabsorbed by the body. Normally, it just remains where it is.
Zurik’s appetite has been good. He is also alert and curious.
Every good day is a bonus!
By chankahyein, on Tuesday, July 16th, 2019 10:56 am When Dr Sathiah first wrote to us on 19th March 2019 about her CNRM work in Ipoh, we agreed to help her with the remaining 8 dogs to be neutered. She had, on her own, neutered some of the dogs by then. She also gets them vaccinated using her own funds and the injured ones are all given medical treatment. She feeds them daily after work.
As it turned out, a few new dogs came into the colony, so as it stands now, we have helped her with the neutering of 12 dogs. One of the dogs got adopted into a loving home too! The rest are still in the colony and Dr Sathiah continues to look after them.
Below are photos of the dogs, all neutered.
    
Dr Sathiah has identified another area in Tanjung Rambutan where dogs were recently abandoned. We will also do our best to help her with this new area, which is located only 10 minutes from her old colony, so it is convenient for her to take care of the dogs in both locations. Dr Sathiah’s priority is to get all the females spayed first as it has been difficult for her to catch the males. But she will definitely try to get the males as well.
Dear Dr,
Yes this is from a new area which I recently been feeding. From the previous place I have spayed all the female dogs. This place is located in tanjung rambutan.Number of dog been found there when I rescued a dog with a container stuck on the head. I assume they got abandon by the palm oil plantation owners. There were puppies also, but unfortunately mostly died of parvo. I started to feed them and spayed some. I can send you the pictures of the dogs and the places tomorrow evening when I go there to feed. It will be helpful if I get the fund to spay these dogs.
Sincerely,
Sathiah Devi subramaniam.
We have received photos of the new place as well.
This is the place Dr. This place is located near to my original feeding area, but surrounded by palm oil plantation. When I asked around I got to know these dogs been abandon by the owners and nobody feeding them. It’s an abandon place. Some I have spayed. Left with 5 females. 2 are still puppies. The rest are male dogs.
By chankahyein, on Tuesday, July 16th, 2019 10:35 am We have provided a full sponsorship of RM50 for the neutering of this cat.
Ms Razlin is a new applicant from Kuala Terengganu.
Hi Dr Chan,
I am Razlin Farhana and interested to apply for neutering aid for a male cat named as Black.
Here is the details of Black :
This loving cat whom I called as Black is originally a stray in my residential area. I have been feeding him since few months ago and in the last week he then got neutered. He is dark in colour but his future tone is shining bright. Black will remain as my cat family and I will take care of him forever.
Also attached are collages of photos of before and after his neutering.
Hope that my application will be accepted and thank you for considering it.
Thanks.
Regards,
Razlin
By chankahyein, on Monday, July 15th, 2019 5:04 pm Recipients: Rescued cats and dogs
Donor: Legolas
The petfood:
Monge kibble 10 kg pack
Kitten kibble -1 pack
Adult kibble – 1 packPrimal Freeze Dried 14oz
Chicken & Salmon (cats) – 2 packs
Turkey & Sardine (dog) – 1 pack
Kit Cat soya cat Litter – charcoal flavor – 15 packs
We thank Avant Pet for the free delivery.
About the Double Charity Donation: https://myanimalcare.org/food-aid/
Double Charity:
(1) donate petfood to shelter & street animals of your choice,
(2) proceeds go to neutering & vaccinating street animals.
Share our vision of giving quality petfood to shelter and street animals! They certainly deserve it.
By chankahyein, on Monday, July 15th, 2019 5:00 pm We have provided an aid of RM100 for the vaccination of these 4 cats.
Mr Lum is a new applicant.
Good day to you Dr. Chan.
My name is Lum Kah Wai. I work as an Admin/Store Coordinator in a small trading company in Cheras.
This is my first application and I hope I got all the requirements fulfilled correctly.
Attached picture is four out of twelve kittens my wife and I have rescued and sent for their first vaccine.
I will post the forms and receipts using Pos Express to you soon.
This is our rescue story.
The first litter (mummy cat and her four newborn kittens. Rambo is one of them) was rescued on October 2018 at a car wash center nearby my office that has not been operating for months.
I have built a small cage using pvc pipes with steel netting for them.
The second litter (mummy cat and her six kittens. Sushi, Kopi and Susu) was rescued on March 2019 left abandoned in a box at the back alley of my store.
Since these rescued kitties are getting more and bigger, I have built another bigger cage for them. When they are matured, I separate the males and the females to avoid them from breeding while saving up for their vaccine and neuter/spay fees.
Until I have heard from a friend about Dr. Chan’s Animal Care Society to help the less fortunate street animals and offering some aids to street animals caregivers or those who are just starting out.
We are taking care of them ever since until now. We cooked for them every week too. They are all healthy and are in the good shape. We have posted their pictures on Facebook for free adoption. To date, 6 of the kittens have been adopted. Only left with me now are these 4 kittens and 2 mother cat. I have planned to get all of them vaccinated and then neutered/spayed. After that, they will be open for free adoption as soon as they are nursed back to good health.
I humbly request for the vaccination aid and if there is anything else I can provide or any questions I can answer for you, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me. I will respond promptly. Attached pictures of the kittens and the cages that I have built. I hope that Dr. Chan will consider my application. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Lum Kah Wai
By chankahyein, on Monday, July 15th, 2019 4:57 pm We have provided an aid of RM120 for the neutering of this dog.
Ms Wong has provided photos of the previously neutered dogs (please see below).
 
Previous dogs:
  
By chankahyein, on Sunday, July 14th, 2019 2:03 pm Recipients: The dogs and cats at Imm’s Shelter, Ipoh
Donors (1st batch): Imm’s donors
Donors (2nd batch): Kok Khee Wee, Ahmad Amir Kamil, Wan Tai Seng, NandaLeonie Hong Siew Lan, In Memory of Mr Chan Kam Loon (from his family), Mr Zurik & friends.
The petfood:
1st batch:
Cindy’s Favourites 400gm cat canned food
Tuna Chicken – 2 boxes
Mackerel Chicken – 2 boxes
Cindy’s Original 80gm Tuna Chicken – 1 box
Vital Plus dog kibble Salmon 18kg – 1 pack
2nd batch:
Solid Gold Indigo Gold Chicken 6lbs (for cats) – 1 pack
Alps dog kibble 13kg
Salmon – 1 pack
Turkey – 1 pack
Please scroll below for photos of some of the furry friends from Imm’s Shelter.
We thank Avant Pet for the free delivery to Ipoh.
1st batch
2nd batch
About the Double Charity Donation: https://myanimalcare.org/food-aid/
Double Charity:
(1) donate petfood to shelter & street animals of your choice,
(2) proceeds go to neutering & vaccinating street animals.
Share our vision of giving quality petfood to shelter and street animals! They certainly deserve it.
 
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No of Animals Helped
| Neutering | 10705 |
| Medical/Vaccination | 2266 |
| e-Rehoming | 1171 |
| TOTAL | 14142 |
Education, Food, etc.
| Many animals, and many more... |
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