Showing posts with label stray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stray. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Malcolm - the rock statue in an alley





Malcolm is a stray cat that we found in an alley behind the shoplots. His whole body is full of mange* and this make him looks like a rock statue covered with poured cements. He looks extremely dehydrated and was very weak, he can't even spare the energy to struggle when we caught him.



Other than the skin disease, lab results show that the cat has internal complications which cannot be identified unless he is given further body scans which would cause us a bomb(estimating more than 3k). As for our budget constraint, we have first treated his skin problem.

Malcolm is getting better from day to day but he is very protective to himself maybe due to the bad days he had when he was still a stray. We had a hard time when bathing him and got bitten by him a few times. We are in the progress of taming it for the time being.

We are still taking care of him while appealing for sufficient funding now.


*Mange is a highly contagious condition of the skin caused by mites and parasites in animals. Cats affected by mange most often stay outdoors. If left untreated, the cat may become very ill and lose its fur. The symptoms of mange include itching, discomfort, and scratching.

Almond - the Pulau Ketam rescued puppy


On the 27th June 2009, we have volunteered to join the Pulau Ketam Rescue Mission. A group of puppies were found whining in an abandoned factory. Without a moment’s hesitation, we brought the 12 stray puppies back to KL. These puppies were then dewormed and rehomed.



Almond was earlier rehomed to a young guy who looks sincere enough to promise a happiness life to her. But, a few days later, Shayne got a call which this adopter has given up to keep Almond due to some personal reason. Shayne decided to take back the puppy and give Almond a home sweet home.



Almond is a very loving girl. She likes being hugged and she will lick Shayne’s mouth non-stop to show her love towards the owner.



She pick-up basic commands in a week’s time, that’s considered obedience enough as a house dog.


For more stories on our Pulau Ketam Rescue Mission, please go to http://homeapet.com/english/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=7626