Go

Most Popular
1.Valentines Day Is Here, And It Isnt Just.. by WWF Malaysia
2.Cat Brings Her New Mom Flowers Every Sin.. by PetFinder.my
3.Puppy Adoption At The Animal Shelter. Lo.. by SPCA Sarawak
4.Missing Finnley. It's Been Over 24 Hours.. by Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better
5.Shop Support. Were Thrilled To Have Thes.. by Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better
6.Guess Who We Rescued. This Wild Animal W.. by ACRES
7.Make A Donation Below by Animal Rescue Chase
8.I Want You To Know That There Is Someone.. by Animal Rescue Chase
9.Kenali Galeri Animal Malaysia. Bagaimana.. by Malaysia Animal Association
10.Tahun 2025 Adalah Tahun Ke-4 Penganjuran.. by Malaysia Animal Association




View By Date
 All Dates
 2025 (496)

        February (166)

        January (330)

2024 (5159)

2023 (5477)

2022 (5815)



Search Blogs

Enter one or more keywords to search our article database:





Submit A Blog


Know of any good animal welfare or pet rescuer blogs?

Please share with us so our community can benefit from it!


Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia News & Blogs

 Share |  Facebook  Twitter  Blogger

Instantly update yourself on the latest animal welfare developments. Leading animal shelters and rescuers will share news and knowledge with you, consolidated through their blogs and social media pages.


Page: 1 ... 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59   
Public Must Not Sell, Buy And Eat Turtle Eggs, Urges WWF-Malaysia
28th Jun 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia

Date: 28 June 2012 By: Farik Zolkepli Source: The Star KUALA TERENGGANU: If only tourists did not eat turtle eggs, they would be able to see more of the animals in Terengganu. WWF-Malaysia executive director and CEO Dr Dionysius Sharma said the public should stop buying and eating turtle eggs as “the practice creates demand for something that in fact needs to be protected.” A check by The Star revealed that tourists flocked to Pasar Payang, which is one of the famous markets here wh...

Read Full Story    |    View Comments
Turtle Welfare Lacking
7th Jun 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia

The following article is written by Jaclyn Low, who participated in our Turtle Discovery Trip with her family on 19th May 2012. This article was published in The Star on 1st June 2012. LATELY there have been much attention on exotic pets such as sugar gliders, selected dog breeds, geckos and etc, especially if these are imported. As we busy ourselves with imposing regulations on imported exotic pets, we fail to impose bans and restrictions on Malaysian wildlife. Look at the reports of “rescued...

Read Full Story    |    View Comments
200 Hatchlings Released To Mark World Turtle Day
22nd May 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia

Date: 22 May 2012 By: Farik Zolkepli Source: The Star KEMAMAN: Some 200 river terrapin hatchlings were released into the Kemaman River here to mark World Turtle Day, which falls tomorrow. The hatchlings were released yesterday in a programme which was a collaboration between the Turtle Conservation Society (TCS) and the Wildlife and National Parks Department. TCS co-founder Chen Pelf Nyok said the hatchling programme received good support from villagers of Kampung Pasir Gajah here. “Their ...

Read Full Story    |    View Comments
Celebrating World Turtle Day In Kemaman, Terengganu
21st May 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia

On Saturday, 19th May 2012, we celebrated World Turtle Day in a village in Kemaman, Terengganu, Malaysia. It wasn’t just another event, and it certainly wasn’t just another village. In fact, a total of 200 one-month-old river terrapin hatchlings (Batagur affinis) were released into the river an inaugural World Turtle Day celebration in Kemaman, which was attended by about 100 villagers and visitors. These hatchlings were hatched from the River Terrapin Conservation Project carried ou...

Read Full Story    |    View Comments
How Did The Turtle Discovery Trips Go?
13th May 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia

Two Turtle Discovery Trips had been successfully carried out in the past two weekends, and I am glad to report that the participants had had an enjoyable time here in Cherating/Kemaman. They visited the Turtle Sanctuary in Cherating, which is managed by the Department of Fisheries, Pahang and learned a great deal about the sea turtles and critically endangered terrapins in Malaysia. They were brought to one of the project sites of the River Terrapin Conservation Project carried out by TCS along ...

Read Full Story    |    View Comments

Page: 1 ... 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59   


Main Site
Home
Advertising
Donate
Sponsor Pets
Sign Up
Find A Pet
Share & Save Lives
About PetFinder.my
Terms & Conditions
Report Animal Abuse
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
Features
Mobile App
PetGPT AI Writer
WAGazine
Discussion Forum
Medical Fund
Shopee & Lazada Stores
Pet Food, Toys & Products
Royal Canin Club Offers
Royal Canin Education
Freebies / Starter Pack
Central News Portal
Visual Map
Knowledge Library
Microchip Directory
Artificial Intelligence
Kaggle: Adoption Prediction
Kaggle: Pawpularity Contest
Cuteness Meter
AI Task Force

Social Media
Facebook
Instagram
YouTube

Mobile
iPhone & iPod App
Android App
Huawei AppGallery App
KindMeal
Meat-Free Dining
Meal Deals
Kind Moments
Delicious Menu

Others
Gadhimai: Ending Mass Slaughter
World Animal Day Contest
Digi iPhone Contest
East Coast Flood Relief
It's Pawssible
Freebies
Discussions
Blacklists & Scams



Copyright © PetFinder.my, 2008 - 2025. All rights reserved.