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SPCA Selangor – Putra Heights Animal Relief Response

Internal Operations Report – Day 2

Date: 2 April 2025

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📄 Summary of Day 2 Operations

Today’s operations were focused on the continuation of animal extraction and relief efforts in coordination with local authorities and community volunteers.

Operation Base:

• Dewan Camelia, Putra Heights (Morning)

• Relocated to Kuil Maha Kaliamman, Putra Heights for coordination and relief post setup (Effective tomorrow)

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🐾 Rescue & Relief Outcomes

Total number of animals safely retrieved and treated as of Day 2:

• Cats: 17

• Dogs: 3

• Snakes: 2 (pet snakes)

All animals rescued have been checked for immediate medical needs and are being monitored or reunited with their owners where possible.

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🔥 Operational Notes

• Approval to enter affected premises was only received late in the afternoon, limiting the number of extractions possible.

• Many pet owners responded and came forward to provide information about their animals.

• Relief Post was maintained at Dewan Camelia, with food distribution and First Aid station functional.

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🚚 Logistics & Resource Update

• Animal food and supplies distribution ongoing.

• Veterinary First Aid services were provided on-site.

• Volunteer turnout remained high. No additional volunteer recruitment needed at this point.

• All future pet owner assistance and animal care will be relocated to Kuil Maha Kaliamman, Putra Heights starting tomorrow.

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📌 Next Steps (Day 3)

• Continue animal extraction operations from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM at new base.

• Ongoing medical care and food distribution at Kuil Maha Kaliamman.

• Further coordination with MBSJ, Police, Bomba, and YB Preakas’ office.

• Continued compilation of pet owner information for pending rescue cases.

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Prepared by:

Kelvin Cheah

SPCA Selangor – Field Ops Team



SPCA Selangor – Putra Heights Animal Relief Response
Internal Operations Report – Day 2
Date: 2 April 2025

⸻

📄 Summary of Day 2 Operations

Today’s operations were focused on the continuation of animal extraction and relief efforts in coordination with local authorities and community volunteers.

Operation Base:
• Dewan Camelia, Putra Heights (Morning)
• Relocated to Kuil Maha Kaliamman, Putra Heights for coordination and relief post setup (Effective tomorrow)

⸻

🐾 Rescue & Relief Outcomes

Total number of animals safely retrieved and treated as of Day 2:
• Cats: 17
• Dogs: 3
• Snakes: 2 (pet snakes)

All animals rescued have been checked for immediate medical needs and are being monitored or reunited with their owners where possible.

⸻

🔥 Operational Notes
• Approval to enter affected premises was only received late in the afternoon, limiting the number of extractions possible.
• Many pet owners responded and came forward to provide information about their animals.
• Relief Post was maintained at Dewan Camelia, with food distribution and First Aid station functional.

⸻

🚚 Logistics & Resource Update
• Animal food and supplies distribution ongoing.
• Veterinary First Aid services were provided on-site.
• Volunteer turnout remained high. No additional volunteer recruitment needed at this point.
• All future pet owner assistance and animal care will be relocated to Kuil Maha Kaliamman, Putra Heights starting tomorrow.

⸻

📌 Next Steps (Day 3)
• Continue animal extraction operations from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM at new base.
• Ongoing medical care and food distribution at Kuil Maha Kaliamman.
• Further coordination with MBSJ, Police, Bomba, and YB Preakas’ office.
• Continued compilation of pet owner information for pending rescue cases.

⸻

Prepared by:
Kelvin Cheah
SPCA Selangor – Field Ops Team

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