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When
man learns to understand and control his own behavior as well
as he is learning to understand and control the behavior of
crop plants and domestic animals, he may be justified in believing
that he has become civilized. - E. G. Stakman
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Have
you adopted a pet from SPCA? If so, we'd love to hear
how your pet is doing. Send us an
email (cat@catzmedia.com) to tell us how
your pet is doing. You can also send along a few photos.
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Dear SPCA ( Ampang ), Thousand of thanks to you!!!
7 months ago, im adopted a cute terrier dog named call 'PUNKY'
as my birthday present! He's very cute and always stay together
with me and my friends no matter having meal, watching tv or
going any place... Now he is very comfortable and feel happy
of where he is!!! I want to say is I love him very much and
thank you very much to SPCA.... Because im very grateful for
having him as my pet...
Here's his photo... Thanks. Elvin
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Dear SPCA
Late March I adopted a kitten through your SPCA booth at BSC.
She was 6 months old then and a cuddly ball of mischief. I’ve
had her for a few months now and have enjoyed every waking (cause
there are a lot of those when you have a hyperactive kitten)
moment with her. She’s a rascal for sure, but also a very
lovable healthy furball. J I would like to applaud the organization
in their relentless effort to save and protect animals in a
society where spaying and neutering is not a norm. The animals
at the SPCA are healthy and well taken care off and I would
encourage others who are seeking a pet to visit the SPCA. You
might just fall in love!
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We adopted Chewie, a 2 month old pup, from PAWS in 1994, after
our Spitz puppy, Fluffy, passed away due to an illness.
I have practically grown up with her and she's brought me
so much joy. She's now 12 years old, and is as beautiful and
healthy as ever.
In December 2003, our other Spitz went missing. My sister
was so upset, that 2 weeks later, we found ourselves back
at PAWS adopting an adorable little puppy who looked like
a German Shepherd. We named her 'Sprite', (which means 'Fairy')
due to her cheeky nature.
Sprite is a handful at times, but she's so sweet and social,
and so smart, she sometimes outsmarts us!
Our Spitz miraculously made it back home in April 2004, and
Sprite found herself another playmate!
They've become a huge part of our family, and my mum even
refers to them as her 'Children'. I can't imagine how life
would be without them.
Thank you, SPCA & PAWS for putting a smile back on our
faces, just when we were in so much pain from losing a pet.
Sharmela & Radhika,
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 Dear
SPCA and all animal lovers,
Back in 1998, we adopted a cross Cairn Terrier from PAWS
with the help of a dear friend. We named her Emma because
her ears are like two tied up bunch of hairs, just like the
singer Emma Bunton from Spice Girls (big hit back then). When
she first entered our lives, she was having severe lung infection.
But just like any other animals who receive loving kindness,
she eventually got better and now, at the age of 9, she is
still an active little dog. Our whole family love her to bits!
Support the petition!
Love,
Herman & Helen |
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Hello there,
This is my sweetheart Aju.She's very intelligent and naughty
cat. I love her very much, everyday after i came back from work,she
will great me and sit beside me and watch the TV! She is so
adorable and my very best friend..she willing to hear my problem
and like my singing..! One in the million..
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We just want to thank SPCA for doing a great job. We went there
a couple of months back. The first visit ended up with us hooked
on a cat we called Sidney (at that moment named Simba). We adopted
Sidney and frankly speaking, it changed our life. We never felt
this happy. The name Sidney is taken from the character Sid
in Ice Age. Well, the name says it all. Sidney brings the cheer
in our life. He likes to run around the house, playing on the
bed and one thing that he's good at.. waking us up at 7 a.m
every morning, to feed him.
A few months after that, we felt that Sid might need a companion.
So, we went back to SPCA with Sid to find a companion for him.
At last, we adopted Gabrielle. A very beautiful mix persian.
Well, the name Gabrielle (previously known as Manja) is from
Gabrielle Solis (Desperate Housewives) because she deserved
it. Finally, a companion for Sidney. The went along very well.
However, Gabrielle managed to sneak out on the second day we
adopted her. Thank God, a few hours after that, she showed up
at our front door. Phew!
When things are going very good, something struck us. Sidney
left us. He was infected with FeLV (Feline leukimia) and Feline
infectious peritonitis (FIP). There is no cure for it. It was
a very heartbroken moment for us. Sid is a very unique cat to
us. The day came when Sid really left us for good. Personally,
it's like losing a son or daughter. We have done our best but
it's fate that decides. May he have a better life on the other
world. We miss you and will always love u.
Upon the departure of Sidney, we tend to not let it happen to
Gabrielle. Thankfully, Gabrielle is in good health. whenever
we came back from work, she'll be there waiting for us when
we open the door. Anyway, that is my story so far. We really
want to thank SPCA for all the effort they put. Keep up the
good work!
We managed to set up a few blogs for the cats to share our moments
with eveybody interested. Thanks.
http://mycutiepaws.blogspot.com
Amir & Syah
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Dear SPCA Sucess Stories,
Thank you for the lovely gorgeous divine Mz. Molly-Ann. She
joined the Lin family at the end of Oct 2006, and is now a beautiful,
very self-assured and strong-willed 11 month old pup. Molly-Ann
rules the home and adores her Aunties Comet & Flash, who
do find her a hand-full at times. Would love to see Molly-Ann
as a SPCA success story, for herself.
Please find two attached photos of Molly-Ann.
Thank you.
Pauline |
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Dear SPCA;
Can't thank you enough for taking care of all the animals
under your shelter. I adopted "Handsome" in early
2001 because he was the loudest there - almost roaring every
time my son and I passed him by. Plus I've always had a thing
for orange/ginger tabby cats.
He's grown to some 7kg but is still very active and naughty
for a cat who's around 7 or 8 years old. As seen in this picture,
he loves the challenge of climbing trees but last Saturday
night he wasn't so lucky. He got stuck in between the branches
and was too scared to slide down, and the tree was a good
15 feet high!! As a last resort I sought help from a security
guard in my area who managed to climb the tree as well. But
Handsome grew very fierce and actually flew off the tree in
an instant!
I can't tell you enough how much I love and adore this cat;
it's like he was meant to be mine. Now that my son is away
in boarding school, Handsome is the only "child"
I have and he keeps me company. Yesterday I came home to be
greeted by both him and a half-dead "mengkarung"
which he somehow dragged into the house and turned into his
toy. He sleeps on his half of my bed every night and wakes
me up every morning by 6:45 a.m without fail!!!
Thank you for doing such an honorable job of protecting these
cats and dogs from abusers and the like. And thank you for
Handsome too!
Noni
Sunway Damansara |
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 I've
adopted A-MAO(in mandarin,mean Cat)in the year of 2001. The
reason I chosen her as my pet is because she have a lovely blue
eyes.Maybe you would think that I did not give her a lovely
name but I believe in giving pet a normal name will prolong
thier lives...it is a little bit superstitious, I know.....but
I really hope that she will grow healthy and have a long live,haha.
She has been a good company for me and bring a lots of joy to
my life.She is very "manja"and really stick to me.
A-MAOs vey inteligent,she will remind me to fill her food and
water when her bowls are empty by sitting next to her empty
bowl.
I wanna thank SPCA to let me have A-MAO. Actually A-MAO is more
than a pet to me.She is just like my friend forever. Hereby,
I urged those who would like to have pet and sincerely will
take care of them through their whole life do consider to adopt
one of them from SPCA.It is more meaningful if you could bring
one of our speechless friend from there as they really need
a home and love. As you know adoption is much more meaningful
than a transaction,you are actuallly getting a friend for life,not
buying them home for nothing.
Always remember that,you may have everything in this world ,
but you are the only one your pet have in this world.
Jane From KL |
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 Dear
SPCA,
We adopted this cute cat last year 19 February 2005. When
we adopted the cat, she didn't have a name, thus, we named
her pak pak (100 in cantonese). The first day we brought her
back, she is a bit scared and does not feel very comfortable.
We let her stayed in our living room, and when we turn on
the fan, she keeps staring on the fan, as though she never
seen a fan or a moving fan before! She was quite thin when
we first adopted her, now, look at the picture that we took
on 25 Feb 2006 after
we adopted her, she apparently put on weight a lot. Now, we
called her "fei pak" means "fat 100".
100 only like to eat a type cat food with triangle shape from
iams. 100 won't eat anything other than her triangle cat food.
We tried to give her chicken meat, fish, and other food, but
she just fall in love with triangle shape only and very faithful
to "triangle".
We even tried to mix other type of cat foods (from different
manufacturer), and guess what, 100 choose one by one so that
she
only eat the triangle cat food. If don't give her the triangle
cat food, she will protest and won't eat even very hungry.
So, we give up and let her eat triangle cat food only. What
we afraid is that one day when there is no more supply of
the triangle cat food from the market, 100 will die of starvation
:) (just kidding) 100 always like to sleep in a box, just
like a baby. Sometimes, 100 wake us up at 7.00 am so that
we can give her her "triangle". And 100 sleeps with
us. Something very strange about 100, she won't catch mouse,
but instead she likes to catch croackcoaches, insects and
even birds! Sometimes, 100 stares at the birds on our roof
and meow
meow several times, seems like she wants to play with the
birds:) We really like 100 and we thanks SPCA for giving us
the opportunity to save 100. ~ clement tham
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I adopted ‘Crystal’ a cocker spaniel last year November
2005 for my son’s birthday,we felt in love with her during
the 1st sight.
We have another Shih Tzu ‘ Chewie’
at home and Crystal was an additional member of the family.
I must thank Reve for explaining everything she knew about
Crystal and that help a lot without needing to ponder, we
immediately adopt her. She is very kind and good with kids,
exactly what Reve had described. She jumps and greets after
my son Lucas return from school and us returning from work.
Crystal is also a good companion to ‘Chewie’.
Adopt your dogs in SPCA if you are looking forward to have
an additional member in your family. ~ Charles |
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December (2005), my mom took me to SPCA to adopt a kitten as
a
christmas present. There were lots of adorable and unique looking
cats but i
was particularly drawn to this 3 month old kitten. He looked
exactly like
Puss in Boots from Shrek2. Immediately i knew that i was taking
him home.My dad who isn't exactly a "cat-person" took
us all by suprise when he couldn't take his eyes off the kitten.
He just loved the little fella. We ended up naming him Muffins
which was my dad's idea.
Muffins has brought lots of joy into my family. His naughty
antiques never
ceases to make us laugh everytime. Although he was skinny
and looked really thin when we took him home, he has managed
to gain weight ever since. It's been a month now and he has
adapted to our home quite well. I'm so grateful for having
him in my life.
Pamela de Silva |
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 Dear
SPCA,
At the end of the 2003, after pondering long and hard, we finally
adopted a cross breed from SPCA Ampang. I named her Reyyee Tan,
who was meant as a Christmas present for my husband. It was
challenging at the beginning as she was sick all the time and
that went on for months. We were worried that she wouldn’t
make it at some point. But looking at her now, she is a far
cry from the piles of bones that she was. We love her to bits
and she is the Queen of our Hearts.
Best Rgds,
Nancy
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Dear SPCA,
Thank you.
About 1 year ago, we adopted a dog named 'Baby' and after
we took her home we renamed her ' Bambi'. She's now happy
and healthy.
Our neighbour's dog used to play with Bambi but unfortunately
they shifted. We thought that she would be lonely after losing
her friend and we adopted another puppy from a friend, named
puppy 'Daisy'.
Here's their photo.
My deepest gratitude for letting us adopt Bambi.
Thanks.
regards,
billy
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I adopted my cat from spca in August 2004, at first my wife
& i were walking in the cat compund, i had no idea which
cat to adopt since they all look cute & beautiful. Then
this cat came to the fence & meow at my wife :) my wife
said this is the one :) so we
brought this cat home & named her Putih(i had a cat when
i was small by the name Putih). She's so sensitive, when ever
my wife & i came back from work she will great us and jump
around happily. After some months, we found a small kitten near
by our house, he
was so dirty & tinny, we took him home & nurse him and
everything....Putih came and like this little kitten(Oyen) and
they are unsaperable since then :) now i have 5 cats at home
and they are all strays when i adopt them accept Putih.
Nizam & Ain
Putrajaya. |
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adopted Cathy from Selangor Prevention Cruelty of Association
(SPCA), three years ago, as a birthday present from my boyfriend.
She was a little timid and skinny when we first took her home.
After weeks, she settled in comfortably and would not push us
away when we hug her. She enjoys durians and mangoes which makes
her different from any other cats. Her uniqueness wits
us, and we have placed her as an extraordinary cat deep in our
hearts. She is so charming and adorable that we truly cannot
imagine our lives without her. We are thankful that we have
found her through SPCA.
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Hello spca,
A few years ago, our family decided to get another dog as our
older dog, Two tone, was in need of a companion (and a friend
to walk with).
So mum decided to go to the SPCA to adopt a pup. At the last
minute, we spotted Chloe, who just woke up from a nice slumber
and decided to tag along with the bunch to sucker up to potential
owners. We were drawn to her by her eyes so we decided to take
her home with us. When we adopted her, the lady at the desk
said that she was going to be an angel. What she didn’t
know is that Chloe grew up to be an extremely mischievous dog
who chewed up our sofa and ate up mums plants! But, she brought
a lot of laughter to the family and is a great companion to
our Two tone. (shes losing weight coz of Chloe!) We love her
to bits! Thanks SPCA!
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Hello there,
We are among the pet lovers who adopted a kitten back in December
28th,2004. We went to PAWS to have a look at one of the cats
and while we were browsing, we saw this one tiny kitten that
came towards us. We knew that she's the one that we will adopt.
Annabelle Raj was so small at that time that we was so scared
that we might hurt her..but as days passed by,
she grew up and have been very beautiful,adorable,clever,naughty,playful,charming..too
much to say about her. However, one thing we could admit that,
she is our bestfriend.She is 9
mths now, we neutered her 2 mths back and after that , she put
on weight. The vet said that she is very healthy.Thanks SPCA
and PAWS for making my dream comes true.
~ FAZ & RAJ ~
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This is Teddy, adopted December last year (2004). He’s
one in a million. He’s very intelligent and naughty cat.
When it comes to food he would behaved and really touched your
heart, even tho after that he will become like he use too that
is naughty but he really got the ways to catch a soft spot in
your heart. I love him so much and he is very comfortable of
where he is now. :)
~ Azneeza Aziz |
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is my lovable girl Trisha. I adopted her form the SPCA on 20th
September 2003. I needed a companian so the only place that
came to my mind was the SPCA. She is loving, playful, and she
guards the house when no one is around. Indeed she is very alert
at all times. When I brought her from the SPCA she was so skinny
and I used to carry her around. Now she has put on lots of weight
and I can barely carry her : - )
She loves to go for car rides. Whenever the car door is open,
she just hoops in. I'm very grateful for having her as my pet.
My niece and nephews love her very much.
~ Diana Monica Perera ~ |
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is Charan and we adopted him from Ampang Jaya SPCA 3 years ago.
He’s almost 4 years old. He had two owners previously
and they both decided to send him back to the SPCA. I must admit,
he was quite a handful in the beginning. Wrecked everything.
We would come home from school or work and see what looked like
the remainders of a twister. But we loved him too much to give
up, and after some disciplining and training and some adjustments
on our part, we have a Charan we adore. He has become a part
of our lives so much that we often find ourselves missing him
when we go out. He never seems to tire of us and greets us like
we have been away for ten years everytime we come back home,
even if it’s only for a few minutes. We want to say, we
love our doggy, and are glad we didn’t give up on him.
~Thivya~ |
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family adopted Caesar from the SPCA in June 2004 after we
lost Freckles and Patches, a pair of twin Spitz sisters, to
renal failure. Freckles and Patches were adopted from the
SPCA 11 years ago and were the princesses of the family until
they passed on in early 2004.
Caesar was an unusually timid, quiet and lethargic 1 ½
year-old Labrador Retriever when we first saw him at the SPCA.
That was when we learnt that someone else who had initially
adopted him gave him up as he was suffering from heartworms!
For those who do not know, Heartworm Disease is a serious
disease that can cause irreversible organ damage and is potentially
fatal. Heartworm larvae are transmitted through mosquito bites
and any dog that is not on heartworm prevention is susceptible
to this disease.
Caesar caught our hearts and we decided to make him a member
of our family. Dr. Pushpa and Dr. Lim successfully treated
Caesar's heartworms and we were able to bring him home after
1 ½ months. Caesar has since changed from a timid and
quiet boy into a boisterous but an extremely loving retriever.
He is now the 'prince' of the household (and certainly BEHAVES
like one too!!) and has, in turn, adopted Cleo, a 9-month-old
stray kitten, as his 'princess'.
 In
addition to sharing the above, we would also like to spread
awareness of Heartworm Disease and urge all dog owners to
practice the necessary precautions. Heartworm prevention is
readily available at veterinary clinics and pet stores and
is relatively inexpensive. Many Internet websites also provide
useful information on Heartworm Disease, one of which is www.animalclinic.com.
Before pet owners turn a blind eye on Heartworm Disease, please
be reminded that it can permanently affect your pet's quality
of life and is typically a disease where prevention is better
than cure.
Dear SPCA,
Thank you for providing shelter and food to those who cannot
speak and more importantly, a chance for a better life. On
a more personal note, thank you for bringing to our family
Freckles, Patches and Caesar.
Wong Family
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is Misty. She came into our lives from SPCA Ampang 3 years or
more ago. It has been a wonderful journey with her and we look
forward to many more years together. Misty brings a lot of joy
into our lives with her quirkiness and eccentricity (reminds
us of ourselves)...and she's kinda the boss when it comes to
choosing the perfect seat in the condo.
Thank you SPCA for giving her and others a chance for a better
life. Thumbs up!
siew li ang
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there, this is Cindy and i got her from SPCA Ampang on january
6 2005. She's one shy and unconfident spaniel X when i first
got her. Now she's full of confidence and also one of the most
obedient doggy i've ever owned. Thanks SPCA!
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spca,
I adopted Manja in 2002 as i decided to make her
as a companion to my male cat, Chiko. i felt in love
with her ever since the moment i saw her and the 'manja'
came across as it shows the personality of her.. so
manja and she's really knows how to make me and my
family feel amaze..! she found the warmest place at
my house around the sofa, makes friend with my 8 months
daughter and has grown to be a beautiful & healthy
female cat.
Thanks spca because of your wonderful job.. keep it
up and we really appreciate what you have done for
all the felines, as well as the canines.
Regards,
elta puspa binti shaari
sdb properties sdn bhd
t 03-2711 3388
f 03-2711 3368
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SPCA, I would like
to share my story and hope to share with others who
wanted a pet in their lives. I love animals and therefore,
on May 22nd 2001 which is 2 days before my birthday,
I went to SPCA in order to look for a pet cat. The
moment I saw Wesley, a ginger-white kitten which is
approx 3 months plus old, i fell in love with him.
He is very friendly and rubbing himself at the cage
asking for attention. I had to begged with the kakak
in charge to hold the kitten and he is just so adorable.
I decided to bring him home coz I know he deserves
more attention. In the car, he meowed quite loud.
I guessed it was his first ride in a car and in a
paper box as well. As any cat owners will do 1st thing
introducing a cat in a home, is the toilet n thank
god Wesley had no problem with it.
I had Wesley
for 2 years before I decided that I could share my
love to another cat n so, I went back to SPCA on July
2003 and again, the 1st time I laid my eye on Casper,
I fell in love with him. He got that very 'manja'
look (yeap.. just like those in Puss in Boots in Shrek
2) which I could not resist to take him home. When
I saw him, he is a bit vocal n rubbing himself at
the cage but the moment I stroke his body, he quiet
down and start purring. But there is a catch. He is
not neutered and I heard that cat's behaviour might
change before and after being neutered but I took
the chance since as I mentioned, I just could not
resist the looks of his face. I paid the deposit and
I could only claimed him 2 weeks later.
2 weeks past
n I went back to SPCA n when I saw Casper, he is not
so vocal and active as the first time I saw him. I
was a bit taken down but when I spent a bit of time
with him, he started to regain his composers and started
to rub his body on my hand. He even 'salam' my hand
when i reached out my hand to him. I knew I have to
take him home. It took 3 days for Wesley to accept
Casper although Casper usually the one who initiated
1st contact with Wesley but Wesley 'jual mahal' by
making the hissing sound. It was after the 3rd day,
when I came back from work, I saw them running around
chasing each other.
Up to today,
I just can't keep my mind away from Casper and Wesley
wherever I am.Taking both of them reminds me of the
responsibility of a human to take care and show affections
to animals. When I got a bigger house, I would take
in more cats from SPCA coz they really need more attention
and care the same way we care for our children. -
Horatio |
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years ago, i made a tour at the SPCA Ampang and fell
in love with a very lovely shy female persian mix
named June. She caught my eyes the moment i looked
at her and i know she wanted to come home with me
too. I took her back, she was scared as it was a very
new surrounding for her. She sleeps under my bed and
refused to eat for 3 days. After much patience, she
did come out from her hideout and ate like no other
cat have ever eaten. Now, she's the queen of my house
and having 3 feline friends she could kill her boredom
with while i'm at work. She's been a joy to my kids
and my family. If it weren't for SPCA, i wouldn't
have had my beautiful passionate June in my life....Now
she's 9 years old, and still strong and always being
so adventurous......Thank you SPCA.....
Rozita Abdul Halim |
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adopted Jasper on November 23rd, 2001 from SPCA. Or
should I say Jasper adopted me? Lol! ;D He was 3 years
old at that time....cute as can be, full of spunk,
and always very curious! But, don't let the sweet
face fool you! He was really smart and learned quickly.
I taught him how to lay down, sit, and shake hand.
I was carried away a little when trying to teach him
how to count! Jasper is a very smart, obedient and
hyperactive dog. Everytime when I reached home, he
knew and would wait in front of the house eagerly
to meet me and sometimes, he even would sneak out
through a small opening in the lower of my gate! He
is also very good dog, for being a small dog, he never
bites or snaps things like shoes or newspaper (not
like some small dogs). Jasper keeps us on our toes,
and everyday is a new adventure in the family :-)
He mean so much to me, I would feel so empty without
him. I wouldn't feel regreting at all adopting him
from SPCA! ~Karyn~ |
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adopted Max from SPCA (Ampang) in July 2003. He was
a skinny and shy puppy when we first brought him home.
Six months later, at almost a year old (I think),
he is a classic example of a mutt with no interest
in new tricks. He still has the puppy-like enthusiasm
that motivates him to jump up and try to lick the
face of any new person/animal within his reach, which,
while quite adorable, is also quite intimidating to
people small enough for him to knock off their feet.
Getting him to obey any order to refrain requires
getting his attention, and though I had long recognised
his non-responsiveness to commands in the presence
of strangers, beef jerky and tennis balls always come
in handy. Albeit his stubborness and naughtiness,
he's too loveable to resist! :)
Regards,
Lynn |
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 I
adopted a cross terrier (Kiki Nicole Choa) in 2001
from SPCA. She was a very depressed dog, skinny, scruffy
and almost a mute (because she was so depressed she
refused to bark). It was just the right company for
me as I was suffering from major depression too. I
spent weeks showering her with tender loving care
and gave her intensive training and turned out that
Kiki is a real talent and has a wonderful temperament.
She is now part of the family and my "eldest"
daughter (I just delivered a baby girl). Kiki has
also won us many prizes- 2 best dressed competitions,
the champion for puppython and runner up for fastest
recall! She can also perform the basic tricks like
sit, stay and shake hand. And believe it or not, she
babysits my daughter who is now 6 months old! And
I am no longer a depressed person! I owe this to SPCA.
Thanks so much. - Patricia Lau |
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 We
adopted a 2yr old German Shepherd Dog(GSD) named Robin
about a month ago from the Ampang SPCA. After one
month he has adjusted to his new "forever home"
very well, in fact better than expected. I take him
for morning walks everyday around our neighbourhood
in Gombak. He his quite playful but very obedient.
He can now "sit" when ask to (for treats
of course :) ) and I am him to do other tricks as
well. We are a firm believer of positive training
methods and hope all pet owners around the world do
likewise. I am a first time owner of a GSD and am
getting a lot of help from the best GSD forum website
in the world at http://www.germanshepherds.com.
If you wish to buy a pet, we urge you to seriously
consider getting one from SPCA or any shelter in your
area, as these are the animals that need someone like
you to rescue them. You must visit this non-profit
website at http://www.itsmeowornever.org/homeless.html.
Visit Robin at http://www.geocities.com/mydogrobin
. - PAUL |
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adopted Manja from SPCA Ampang as a belated birthday
present to myself on 18 April 2001. I chose her after
observing that she's a loner. I still remembered that
day. She was sitting on top of one of the shelves
looking at me regally. I went over to her and asked
if she wanted to follow me home. She meowed, jumped
down and waited at the gate. She's a part of my small
family and I can say, the owner of our apartment.
She's so adorable and my husband and I love her so
much. Thanks SPCA, for being there for her in her
time of need. - SHARINA |
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 I
adopted a tabby cat from SPCA in March 2003. Prior
to bringing her home, it took me two weeks to find
a suitable name for her. After much searching on the
Internet, Eiko seems to be just the right fit. Attached
are snapshots of Eiko, one couldn't believe how much
she's grown in just couple of months. A couple of
months back, she was really a tiny and skinny kitten.
Despite being extremely naughty (enjoys climbing,
scratching furnitures, etc), she's very much loved
by everyone including my parents (dog lovers). Every
day is special with her presence.
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 I
adopted Kuzzee in 2001 and Kiddee in 2002 from SPCA
in Ampang. They were both skinny when I got them.
Look at them now. Kuzzee is now 4 yrs (black &
white fur) and Kiddee is 2 yrs old. As you can see
they're really enjoying their life (eat-sleep-play-eat).
They're really adorable and we love them so much.
They've become our most precious "babies".Thanks
for taking good care of them while they're at the
Shelter. - Rita Amin
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 I
adopted a black male kitten last Saturday from the
shelter. George now rules my apartment and has top
priority to warm, comfy spots on the sofa. I just
want to thank the kind people of SPCA for their previous
care on George. He's an amazingly loving cat and my
partner and I simply adore him. Thanks! - Edna
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 I
adopted a mongrel from the Ampang SPCA in August 2001and
named him Roy. Roy is now a well loved member of my
family, as well as among the neighbours. He's fun
and very good natured. Everyone in my family loves
him, and he spares no one of any affection whatsoever.
Thank you, SPCA. We really appreciate what you are
doing, for the canines as well as for us! Attached
is a close-up pic of Roy. |
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 We
took Rebel home just before Chinese New Year 2003
and he was just a skinny little pup then. Rebel's
name was given by his previous owner and I know why
this lovely pup was given such a name. Before the
1st week was up since being adopted by my mum and
I, we had lost several underwears, 8 pairs of slippers
& shoes, plants and T-shirts to his favourite
pastime, biting anything that came his way. Nevertheless,
we love him just as much and have come to accept him
as part of the family. We have since named him Falcor
which we hope he will be just as faithful (Falcor
was the flying, faithful dog in the Neverending story).
As you can see today, he has grown to be a very beautiful
dog, being accepted into a place he can call "his
home". |
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