Medical Subsidy For Debbie, Rescued Dog (John Michael Goon Eugenes)
AnimalCare 
May 31, 2013 
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We have subsidised RM188.40 for this case (50% of the total claimable bill of RM376.80). As per our policy,we cannot subsidise the extra boarding of RM42. This subsidy comes from all donors through our Medical Fund (RM88.40) and Berjaya Cares (RM100).
According to John, the dog, Debbie, was brought to the vet and an abortion and subsequently, another surgery to correct an internal bleeding was performed and the bill was RM900. We have informed John that our policy does not allow us to subsidise this bill since it involved an abortion.
Debbie was then discharged and brought to a second vet where she was treated for constipation and this bill is RM418.80. We have verified this bill with the vet on the treatment administered, the condition of Debbie and our subsidy is only for this bill.
John is applying to PetFinder.my for the first bill of RM900.
From:John Michael Eugene Goon
Date: Mon, May 27, 2013 at 11:18 PM
Subject: Dogs Rescued – Assistance Needed
To: “chankahyein@gmail.com” <chankahyein@gmail.com>
When one of my dogs passed away in April, I decided to foster both of them as I can’t bear the cost for the fostering. And I realised that one of the dog is pregnant which I immediately sent her to the vet for a check-up. After the check-up, the vet advised me to do an abortion for her. After the surgery, she was fine the first day. On the second day, the vet called to inform me that she had a serious internal bleeding which they had to undergo another surgery for her to stop the internal bleeding. Luckily, she recovered from the internal bleeding. She was at the vet for almost 2 weeks. When I thought everything was fine, the vet informed me that now she has problems with constipation. And he referred me to their main branch.
I decided to bring her to a second vet based a friend’s recommendation. This vet informed that her bone structure is sort of deformed. But he is not sure what is the main reason preventing her from constipating. But this vet did explained to me in detailed the sort treatment he recommends such as giving her luctose to ease her constipation as well as antibiotics for her lost of blood in the second surgery. On the second day, I visited her and the vet said that she is responding well to the treatment.
Fortunately, she is fine now and she is back at home till I get her a new home. I spoke to the vet about my expenses and he recommends me to write to you for the medical bill as your organisation do provide some sort of subsidy.
The bill from the first vet is RM900 and the bill from the second vet is RM418.80.
Please advise on this matter.
I can be contacted via my email address or cell number.
thanks
Best, John
Date: Wed, May 29, 2013 at 1:03 AM
Subject: Debbie Rescued Dog – Short Write up and Before and After Photos
To: Chan Kah Yein <chankahyein@gmail.com>
I took her back for fostering on 23 May 2013. And I have been monitoring her condition and it is getting better. She is eating perfectly well and also constipating herself. I have to feed her daily the medication: antibiotics, Lactul solution, Laxapet gel. And also I have to apply iodin on the surgery wound.
The contact of the Vet is as follows: (deetails provided)
I will post the original receipt and also the form to you tomorrow via post express.
I hope the above short write-up is sufficient. If you have any clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact me via my cell number.
thanks
Best, John
Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2013/05/31/medical-subsidy-for-debbie-rescued-dog-john-michael-goon-eugenes/
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