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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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“Double Charity” Petfood Donation For Shelters (a New Fundraising Project)
23rd Oct 2018, by AnimalCare
In our ongoing efforts to raise funds for our Neutering Fund, we are launching a new project, simply called, “Double Charity”. It is a petfood donation to shelters as well as to the neutering of street animals.
A little background first: Most of you would know that for many years now, we have been selling petfood as part of our fundraising efforts. So far, the companies that have been supporting us by letting us sell their petfood are Avant Pet, Coco&Joe and Gold-D.
So far, suppo...
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An Update On The Two Rescued Puppies
23rd Oct 2018, by AnimalCare
The two puppies from yesterday’s rescue are doing well. According to Mun Mun, they are eating and drinking well. Just a bit timid. That is, of course, to be expected, since they are, after all, feral puppies.
Here is a photo from Mun Mun:
I also learnt a lot from Mun Mun and the rescue experience yesterday. There is a big difference between the rescue of feral animals and abandoned (former) pets.
When I picked up Yoshee from the Al-Rajhi Bank way back in 2012, it was so, so easy. I merely...
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Vincent’s Day
23rd Oct 2018, by AnimalCare
Sharing is caring.
(Ginger is greedy)
Vincent has been eating Cindy’s canned food and homecooked food, mostly. I try to sneak in some raw food (Cubgrub) every now and then, but he would only eat a little bit. He doesn’t seem to like raw anymore.
Vincent has been eating, but not as voraciously as before. However, he eats very often. I can see that despite the subcut, he is still a little bit dehydrated. There’s nothing much we can do about this. It’s a typical symptom of...
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Our Wild Hearts Art Exhibition Opens In 3 Days. Th..
22nd Oct 2018, by Roots & Shoots Malaysia
Our Wild HeARTs art exhibition opens in 3 DAYS!
The exhibit features over 50 pieces on Malaysian wildlife by talented students from EPSOM College, Mont Kiara International School, Garden International School, and the Malaysian Homeschool Network. It runs from the 26th to the 28th of October, from 10 am to 9 pm, at White Box, Publika.
Join us for the the soft launch on Saturday, the 27th of October at 11 am and listen to the talented young artists speak about the stories and inspiration behin...
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亲子宠物大冒险 / Pet Pirate Treasure Hunt (park2)
22nd Oct 2018, by SPCA Ipoh
In conjuction with [World Animal Day], ISPCA has organized a [Pet Pirate Treasure Hunt] activity at Bandar Botani Eco Park 2 on 14th October 2018. The activity attracted approximately 35 family groups and more than hundred groups in the pets category. Furthermore, some of the participants came all the way from KL, Kedah, Penang, Cameron Highlands etc.
All the games planned in this event aims to educate public and also children about the difficulty strays encounter daily in seeking for food. So ...
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Cliff Is A Smart Boy. Dogs Are Trainable, But Have..
22nd Oct 2018, by SPCA Singapore
CLIFF IS A SMART BOY
Dogs are trainable, but have you ever wondered how dogs learn? Dogs learn in two ways: by association (emotional response) and by consequence (doing things).
Associative learning is to relate an item to something good, such as the sight of a ball meaning a fun game of fetch. This works in a negative way too, such as prolonged hitting of the dog with rolled-up newspaper or stick-like items which might correlate with fear.
Consequential learning is when the dog is rewarded...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
22nd Oct 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Wetlands are home to around 40% of the world’s species. Over the past 20 years, WWF has worked with countries and The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands to protect an astonishing 110 million hectares of wetlands - that’s around 165 million football fields!
Many of these sites are beacons of biodiversity. Find out more about some of these extraordinary sites and the species they protect in our report - released today at #RamsarCOP13 https://pand.as/Savingwetlands
#ValuingWetlands #ValuingRivers
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KindMeal.my
22nd Oct 2018, by PetFinder.my
Support animal welfare with a delicious meat-free Monday special at MONTE CARLO Bistro, Bangsar Shopping Centre!
Select your choices of starters, mains and desserts. Part of proceeds go to SPCA Selangor, Malaysia.
For ala carte menu, enjoy 20% off with KindMeal.my: https://KindMeal.my/Montes/deal-599.htm
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Updates On 22nd Oct 2018
22nd Oct 2018, by WWF Malaysia
The recent scientific report on 1.5 degrees shows how urgently we need to act to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change.
Wetlands are critical to these efforts. They are the planet’s most effective carbon sinks, particularly #peatlands. And wetlands are nature’s best defence against extreme floods, droughts and storms, which are all expected to increase as the world warms.
Healthy etlands need to be at the heart of our fight to tackle climate change. At this week’s global wetlands ...
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Our Pets Are Just Like Humans They Need Vaccinatio..
22nd Oct 2018, by SPCA Sarawak
Our pets are just like humans — they need vaccinations to stay healthy and to keep potentially deadly diseases away. They also need boosters to keep the vaccines effective.
If your dog has already been vaccinated then treatment usually entails just a booster vaccine. This will help RE-AFFIRM the dog’s IMMUNITY to rabies and further REDUCE the chances of it developing. Even though your dog may be vaccinated, you are required to keep the dog in for observation for up to 7-10 days if rabies i...
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A Dog Rescue Attempt
21st Oct 2018, by AnimalCare
Early this morning, my friend, Julia, texted to ask if I could find anyone who would be able to rescue this mother-dog and two puppies from a roundabout in Subang Jaya. Apparently, this mother-dog crosses the very busy roundabout roads many times a day and Julia was very worried that the little puppies would follow her and get knocked down by cars.
I contacted a friend and he was very kind to offer some help. So, the arrangement was made and Julia would meet this group of rescuers at the locatio...
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Vincent’s Day
21st Oct 2018, by AnimalCare
After the initial early morning breakfast, Vincent ate again at around 7am.
https://myanimalcare.org/wp-content/uploads/2 018/10/1-video.mp4
A good meal. He still wants to start off with Cindy’s Chicken. After that only can I add raw food and homecooked.
Then, off he goes…
https://myanimalcare.org/wp-content/ uploads/2018/10/9-vdieo.mp4
Yes, to lick rocks again….
Meeting an old friend, Mr Zurik.
A nice chit-chat and a meeting of the tabbies.
Getting ready for subcut. We ...
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Updates On 21st Oct 2018
21st Oct 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know that wetlands are critical to a sustainable urban future? By providing drinking water, reducing air pollution and protecting cities against floods.
And with 4 billion people living in urban areas today, wetlands have never been more important. 😯 That’s why this week’s Ramsar COP - the most important global meeting on wetlands - is focusing on ‘wetlands for a sustainable urban future’ http://pand.as/value-wetlands
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