Spca Selangor Putra Heights Animal Relief Response..

SPCA Selangor – Putra Heights Animal Relief Response

Internal Operations Report – Day 4

Date: 4 April 2025

Prepared by: Kelvin Cheah

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📍 Operations Overview

• Rescue base: Kuil Maha Kaliamman, Putra Heights

• Supply & donation drop-off point: Dewan Camelia, Seksyen 10

• Entry to affected area remains limited to 1 rescue team (6–8 persons) every 4 hours, with police escort

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🐾 Animals Rescued and Treated (Day 4)

• 🐱 13 cats

• 🐶 3 dogs

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📊 Cumulative Totals (Day 1–4)

• 🐱 44 cats rescued

• 🐶 7 dogs rescued

• 🐍 2 snakes rescued

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❗️ Current Outstanding Cases (Based on Latest Rescue Sheet)

• 🐱 8 unclaimed cats

• 🐶 1 unclaimed dog

• 🔺 Deceased found: 2 dogs, 1 kitten

All rescued animals received basic veterinary checks. Animals without owners have been placed under temporary care and are being matched through direct outreach and public announcements.

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🔥 Key Challenges

• Limited daily access restricts the number of rescues possible per day

• High number of reports still coming in, many without verified owner contact

• Some homes remain locked, unsafe, or owners are unreachable due to festive season

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🛠️ Operational Updates

• Vet team on-site daily for assessments

• Rescue priority list continuously updated and used for access planning

• Coordination ongoing with MBSJ, Police, Bomba, and YB Preakas’ office

• Volunteers remain on structured shifts; no new intake currently

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🔜 Next Steps

• Maintain daily rescue ops and verify new reports

• Prepare for longer-term care or fostering of unclaimed pets

• Launch centralised supply distribution system for affected pet owners

• Continue public communication to locate owners of unclaimed animals

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End of Report

Kelvin Cheah

SPCA Selangor – Field Ops Team

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SPCA Selangor is an animal welfare organisation based in Ampang Jaya, Selangor. The aim of the SPCA is to protect defenseless animals and to alleviate their suffering. We receive more than 700 unwanted, homeless or abused animals every month. We provide an adoption program, investigation of cruelty reports, humane education, assistance to community animal caregivers and run a dedicated, low-cost spay/ neuter clinic. We also lobby the Government and local municipals for humane treatment of animals and harsher penalities for perpetrators of crimes against animals. Founded in 1958, SPCA is a well-respected and trusted Non-Profit Organisation. Over the years, the organisation has gained tremendous goodwill, recognition and support from animal lovers all over Malaysia

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