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With regard to the dog below, please allow us to clarify with some good news.

The dog catchers were not from MPSJ as previously reported. They are from MBPJ. As MBPJ does not have a dog pound, the dogs they catch are sent to our shelter. We can confirm that this particular dog was sent to our shelter earlier this week, and is still currently safe here.

As per our procedure, we will keep the dog at our shelter for two weeks for the owner to reclaim the dog. Please take note that we will NOT entertain any requests to adopt the dog by anyone other than the dog’s original owner.

After the two weeks grace period, we will carry out our regime of vaccination, deworming and neutering before it can be put up for adoption to the general public.

Thank you all for your concern. It is truly heartwarming to see so many individuals out there who are concerned for these unfortunate dogs.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/PawsPJ/photos/a.322485614511501.735..

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PAWS was founded in 1987 by a small group of local and expatriate volunteers. Through their generosity and imagination, PAWS was constructed on a patch of land owned by Sime Plantations on the Subang Airport Road. This distinct group of sheds and a courtyard still stands today and currently homes around 400 cats and dogs.

The staff that work at PAWS include one veterinary surgeon and a number of full-time personnel. The organisation depends entirely on the generosity of the public through donations or proceeds from charitable events organized and run by volunteers.

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