Four-Legged Flood Victims Not Forgotten

As in all cases of natural disasters, animals big and small are usually the forgotten victims. Animal aid groups such as S.I. Home Shelter and The Kiko Food Bank from West M’sia have distributed food and rescued stranded four-legged friends on a round trip covering flood affected areas in Pahang, Terengganu & Kelantan. The team, lead by Muhamad Razeef reached home yesterday and is now fully loaded heading into Temerloh, an area which was not accessible previously. 2nd trip to the disaster areas along the East Coast is scheduled to leave KL on the 2/1/2015.

If you wish to volunteer or send donations, please contact S.I. Home Shelter founder, Muhamad Razeef Che Shamah at 0173206869 or visit S.I Home Shelter ‘s Facebook page for more info.

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2014/12/27/four-legged-flood-victims-not-forgotten/



Numerous groups of animal lovers have sprung up to bring pet food and relocate stranded cats and dogs affected by the country�s worst floods.

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