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希望是最后一次延长管制 ….. 在管制越来越严苛的情况下，我们的地区有不少病危的毛孩因为在路障点被禁止通过，无法及时去到兽医诊所，而命丧管制期 ……. 愿毛孩安息 😢

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前两天中午，义工紧急载送一只呼吸困难的猫前往新山Nusa Bestari兽医诊所治疗，眼看诊所就在前方不到一公里，但路障点的警察不听任何人的出行理由，以恶劣的态度，呼喝所有车辆必须U转离开

担心猫咪撑不下去，义工决定再转回路障点，鼓起勇气下车显示警察我们的NGO证件，并解释猫咪目前处于很危急状态，必须到眼前的大诊所才有X光机器检查，情况是万不得已，不断乞求警察动物也是生命，而诊所就在前方而已。

但所有警察依然拒绝，继续挥手呼喝着赶人 (义工像乞丐一样被赶走…)

而兽医也绝望的告诉我们，连兽医穿着兽医袍，显示警方所有的兽医证件 ，警察竟然告诉他不相信现在兽医诊所还有开，而不让他通过

(当时只是下午时间，而兽医诊所属于 “必要性服务” ，是可以营业的)

那位兽医当时是赶着去支援一只猫的剖腹手术，因为诊所在管制期间只能有少数员工工作，但剖腹手术需要较多人手帮初生宝宝做復甦术，结果在人手不足的情况下，三只宝宝死了，只有一只活了下来 …

兽医难过的问，为什么自身专业这么不被尊重，不也在救命? 而站在救援前线的我们也想问，为什么动物生命这么被轻视?

在国外，虽然人民也同样被行动管制，但政府允许饲主出外遛狗，那代表了即使人类身处大难中，动物福利也不该被忽视，这是尊重生命的体现

我们都明白现在处于危急状况，但动物也是生命，也有同等生存的权利

当苦难降临于人类自己身上，那便是苦难

当苦难降临于别的生命身上，人类却总是不当一回事 …

不知道你地区的路障点是否也遇到同样问题?

#这边纯粹分享无奈而非责怪警方

我们感激每一位站在前线的人员，隔天我们已去所属警局好好询问，但给的答复是，需要我们向更高等的相关政府部门申请通过，有时也要看路障的警察自己给不给过

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Hope that this will be the last extension of MCO … Under the strict control of MCO, many ill furkids were banned from passing through roadblocks and could not go to the veterinary clinic in time, and they passed away during MCO … We felt the need to share to let more people know about this.

At noon two days ago, volunteer transported a cat with breathing difficulty to the Nusa Bestari Veterinary Clinic in JB.

The clinic was just less than a kilometer ahead, but the police officers at the roadblock did not listen to anyone’s reasons of travelling and yelled out in a very bad manner, asking all vehicles must u-turn to leave.

Worried about the cat couldn’t be able to sustain for long, the volunteer was forced to turn back again to the roadblock station, and get off the car to show the police our NGO certificate and explain that the cat is currently in a critical condition.

That’s a need to go to that clinic which is the nearest one that has the X-ray machine. The situation is a last resort. Begging for police that animals are life too, and the clinic is just at front.

But all the police officers refused to listen, and continued to wave their hands with a bad attitude (volunteer were driven away like a beggar…)

The veterinarian also told us desperately that even the veterinarian who wore a veterinary gown and showed all the veterinary documents to the police, the police told him that he did not believe that the veterinary clinic was still open, and the vet was not allowed to pass.

(it was only in the afternoon at that time, and veterinary clinic is “essential service” and is allowed to open)

The veterinarian was actually rushing to assist a cat’s Caesarean section. As the clinic had only a few employees allowed to work during MCO period, but C-Section required more manpower to help the newborn baby to perform resuscitation. In the end three babies died, only one survived …

The veterinarian asked sadly, why is their profession so disrespected? And we at the frontline of rescue wish to ask, why animal life is so despised?

In foreign countries, although the people are also under movement control, but the government allows pet owners to walk their dogs, which means that even if humans are in great trouble, but animal welfare should never be ignored, this is a manifestation of respect for life.

We all understand that we are in a critical condition now, but animals have as much right to live as human beings.

When suffering comes to human beings, it is suffering. But when suffering comes to other lives, human beings choose to ignore.

We really hope that the animals’ status can be promoted in Malaysian society. We’re not sure if you are experiencing the same problem in your area’s roadblocks?

P.S. This is just a sharing and we’re not blaming the officers. We appreciate efforts of every frontliner.

We went to the police station the next day to figure out the reason, and the answer we got is that we need to get permit from the related government department, or sometimes it depends on the roadblock police officers whether to give the permission to pass through.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/hopejb/photos/a.156371867742360/290..

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Homeless & Orphan Pets Exist (H.O.P.E.) is a non-profit organization and no-kill shelter that aims to improve welfare of strays and abandoned pets around Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Our four core missions are rescuing, re-homing, sterilization and increasing public awareness of pet ownership and responsibilities. Currently, we are caring for approximately 700 abandoned animals in our shelter located at Lima Kedai.

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