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Animal Welfare News & Blogs
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.
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Kitten Adoption Drive This Weekend - 10th/11th September
24th Aug 2011, by Noah's Ark CARES
A family of 6 kittens are waiting to find good homes who will love and take care of them for the rest of their lives. We believe it's better to have a loving family as compared to having no family at all.The kittens are 2+mths old, healthy and active, and were rescued from an elderly guardian who can no longer care for them. They are extremely affectionate and love to interact with fosterers. We will rehome the kittens to genuine cat lovers and adopters who have experience handling kittens and c...
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MDDB PENANG ADOPTION DRIVE ON 30TH & 31ST AUGUST AT JURU AUTO-CITY
24th Aug 2011, by MDDB & MCCP Penang
MDDB PENANG will be holding our Adoption Drive on August 30th & 31st, at Juru Auto-City. The event from 7.00pm to 10.00pm will be held at Auto-City Phase 3. The Adoption Drive will be divided into 4 sections:-1. Adoption - displaying rescued puppies for adoption2. Education - educating the public on the importance of spay & neuter and being a responsible pet owner3. Fundraising - we will also be collecting donations for our upcoming project of Spaying Action Plan - "1 DAY 1 SPAY" Prog...
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More Information On Ginger
24th Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
From Peggy, after the visit to the vet yesterday:As regards Ginger, the vet said by the look of the wound, it doesn't look anything like sporo or cryptocococcis. He said the wound is too clean to be it. He cut off all the dirty bits, and scraped a bit off the wound onto the slide, and look under the microscope. What th earlier vet did was, he pressed the slide on the wound, but I could see the slide was all smudge. Could the smudge be stuck with some fungus or spores, is it possible, I really do...
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1st Adoption Drive At Juru Auto-City On 6th August 2011
24th Aug 2011, by MDDB & MCCP Penang
Our very first Adoption Drive (Save Lives - Spay & Neuter) has been a great success. We managed to get 7 out of 15 puppies adopted. The crowd was AMAZING, showing their full support towards our newly setup society. We even get to speak to a number of genuine individuals about our upcoming project of 1DAY 1SPAY Program. We would like to take this opportunity to send our special thanks to the management of Auto-City, Golden Highway Auto-City Sdn. Bhd. for generously sponsoring us a booth to ca...
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Puppies For Adoption In Penang
24th Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
From Grace Chow (graceccy87@gmail.com):There are 6 puppies just arrived in this world for less than 2 months. If you wanna adopt them, please let me know or go to Relau Charis Home, Penang (Old Folks Home) directly.Please help to forward out urgently to your friends who wants to adopt puppy cause' no one from Charis Home is able to take care of them & the person in charge is planning to throw them out to the street… ~~Sad~~
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Two M&Ms For Adoption
24th Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
From Cassandra Yee:Dear Dr. Chan,I was wondering whether you can help publish these 2 female pups up for adoption on your blog. They were rescued by my elderly neighbours who are in their 70s. Amazing people who adopted 3 cats off the street on their own. Here's the story how these 2 gorgeous pups were rescued -Sex - FemaleAge - Around 2 monthsBreed - Malaysian breedA nice elderly couple (Edward & Siti) were driving by one stormy night near Kuarter Kerajaan, Changkat Kiara where they saw the...
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Giving Our Blessings To Dying Animals To Let Go
24th Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
KT Tan has this to share. I think it's really, really good. Thanks, KT.Grieve Not For Our Pets Who Have DepartedFor those of us who like animals... there is always the heartache when a dear one passes away due to illness, accident or old age. Sometimes we wonder whether a beloved sick pet should be kept alive as long as possible if there is no cure and not be put to sleep or should we put it to sleep to spare our beloved pet any further pain and suffering if there are any. And when o...
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The Story Of Lilac - The Final Chapter (I Hope?)
23rd Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
Ref: http://www.myanimalcare.org/2011/05/surgery-on-lil ac-cat-injured-in-car.htmlI have been resisting writing about Lilac for some time now, but I think now is the time to tell the whole story, because FINALLY, the owner has taken her back.Yes, FINALLY....after heaven knows how long.On 14th May, a cat rescuer called me to tell me a VERY long story about this cat, named Lilac, that was going to be put down because of a leg injury. Apparently, Lilac is a pet and (I just found out ...
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Not Sporo Or Crypto, But Something Else....
23rd Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
Peggy Tiong was eager to start Ginger on Itraconazole since our vet said Ginger had Cryptococcosis. So, I had already ordered the medicine from our other vet and it had arrived today.So, Peggy brought Ginger over to collect the medication. However, our other vet took a swab (by scraping) of the wound and upon examination under the microscope, he said there was no evidence of Sporo or Crypto.He said it appeared to be either an allergy or mast cell tumour (probably malignant). See this: ...
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Only-One And Mum, Orange, At The Vet's
23rd Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
After Karuna's visit to the vet's, I went back home, grabbed my carrier and went off to fetch Wei Leng and June, with Only-One and her mum, Orange, in tow. By the way, Only-One is female. This is Wei Leng. Orange and Only-One are in the carrier. Orange is a lovely cat. We'll check Only-One first. Still a little thin, but the abdomen is quite bloated, probably due to over-eating, what with AD and mother's milk. She cannot be dewormed yet as it has not been one week since the l...
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Snowy Day 6
23rd Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
Updates from Agnes:Snowy is certainly improving. The moment he saw me, he stood up, mewed a few times and then lied down, very relaxed. He has been eating very well from yesterday. He was given the RetroMAD once yesterday evening. The vet told me that another X-ray is necessary after Snowy is on the RetroMAD for a week as the fluid is likely to build up again. Before that, he will extract any fluid that is still remaining. He will continue to give the antibiotic and diuretic injections. He ...
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Karuna Goes To The Vet's
23rd Aug 2011, by AnimalCare
My mum called this morning to say there were blood stains on where Karuna lies on the floor, so it's off to the vet's for Karuna today. She has wounds again, and this time, it's due to pressure on her body as a result of lying down too much. Her fur was shaven, and the wound cleaned with water. There was also already a layer of "air" between the skin and the flesh, and this skin would have to be cut. Karuna was muzzled and the vet proceeded to cut the skin off. Can't use any sedat...
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Stop Using Chimps As Guinea Pigs - NYtimes.com
23rd Aug 2011, by SPCA Selangor
By ROSCOE G. BARTLETT BEFORE I was elected to Congress, I was a physiologist at the Navy’s School of Aviation Medicine. For our successful missions to transport men to the moon and return them safely to Earth, I invented a series of respiratory support devices, which we tested on primates, including Baker, a squirrel monkey. Before humans were rocketed into space, Baker was the first primate to survive a trip into space and back; Able, her counterpart on the flight, died from an allergic reac...
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The Fable Of The Porcupine
23rd Aug 2011, by SPCA Selangor
It was the coldest winter ever. Many animals died because of the cold. The porcupines, realizing the situation, decided to group together to keep warm. This way they covered and protected themselves; but the quills of each one wounded their closest companions. After awhile, they decided to distance themselves one from the other and they began to die, alone and frozen. So they had to make a choice: either accept the quills of their Companions or disappear from the Earth. Wisely, they decided ...
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