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SPCA Sarawak News & Blogs
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Vacancy Animal Care Assistant. Basic Job Scope. Cl..
21st Jun 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
Vacancy: Animal Care Assistant
Basic Job Scope:
* Clean, disinfect and maintain cleanliness of assigned area(s)
* Feed, bath and exercise animals
* Monitor and assist in animals' health
* Must be an animal (dog) lover, who is able to provide give endless love to animals
Working day: 6days/week
Please direct message your interest with your resume to us via FB Messenger or email to us at sarawakspcapredu@gmail.com
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If You Were To Buy Any Pet From Any Seller Which W..
17th Jun 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
If you were to buy any pet from any seller (which we don't encourage you to do so), please probe for more information from the seller before you're making a purchase. :
* the animal's vaccination status
It is important to know if the animal is vaccinated (medical health card) accordingly, so that it will not be potentially exposed to virus. You don't want to incur a higher medical bills on top of the price you're paying for.
* If you are buying from a breeder you should ensure that they are a...
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Many Of Us Love To Share Our Food With Our Pets At..
14th Jun 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
Many of us love to share our food with our pets at home. If you are to feed your pet with sticky rice dumpling (η²½ε) today, please ensure to omit feeding them nuts and mushroom. If your pet ever displays unusual symptoms after eating, you should seek advice immediately from a professional vet.
Wishing all our Chinese members a safe and blessed Dragon Boat Festival (η«―εθ)!
*Artwork by Liew Wen Ting, UCSI University.
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While We Are Waiting For Our Turns To Be Vaccinate..
12th Jun 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
While we are waiting for our turns to be vaccinated against CoVid19, remember to update your pets vaccinations too.
Vaccinations are needed for your pets to:
*Protect our pets from nasty, life threatening diseases.
*Give peace of mind.
*Create or boost our pets immunity to certain diseases.
*Prevent pets from passing on a disease.
Sadly, a lot of the diseases your pet can catch if they arenβt vaccinated are fatal in most cases. Even if your pet catches one and is able to recover, they...
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We Can't Wait For This Mco Period To Be Over. Whil..
11th Jun 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
We can't wait for this MCO period to be over. While our physical adoption drive at BarkPark is being put to halt temporary, our adoption drive is available via online. Message to us, and interview will be done via messenger.
Our questions are simple, just to ensure that you're not a breeder. Adoption fee is RM100 per animal. It is read as adoption fee (not selling price), to cover for the vaccinations and neutering performed on said the animal.
Click here to see animals for adoption. https://w...
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Experts: Canine Coronavirus In Sarawak No Cause For Alarm | Malay Mail
2nd Jun 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
Malaysians need not be concerned about the reported discovery of a canine coronavirus in specimens taken from patients with pneumonia in Sarawak, said experts.
According to Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) veterinary immunologist Dr Farina Mustaffa Kamal, there was no evidence to prove the discovery was due to interspecies transmission.
https://www.malaymail.com/news/mala ysia/2021/06/02/experts-canine-coronavirus-in-sara wak-no-cause-for-alarm/1978871
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Be A Responsible Pet Owner. Always Keep Your Dogs ..
22nd May 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
Be a responsible pet owner. Always keep your dogs safe and healthy.
"The study, published Thursday (May 20) in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, can't prove whether the canine coronavirus caused the child's pneumonia or whether another microbe was the cause β the child was also found to be infected with rhinovirus, a virus that causes the common cold in people. And even if the canine virus did cause this patient's illness three years ago, it's unclear if this coronavirus, which is gen...
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New Coronavirus Detected In Patients At Malaysian Hospital; The Source May Be Dogs
21st May 2021, by SPCA Sarawak
21 May 2021
Statement from Datin Dona Drury Wee, President of SSPCA
As stated in the original article from Dr Gregory Gray, the samples tested were human samples taken in 2017 and 2018 and stored in a lab for future research. These were tested and found to have what appeared to be a new canine coronavirus. No information is given as to what kind of contact the patients had with dogs, and his other colleague, a virologist, Dr Vlasova, mentions that it is still early and the virus study has not s...
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