Ginger says Thanks!

For Adoption!

Amber was found emaciated and was suffering from TVT. TVT is a form of benign cancer which is transmitted through touch during mating. TVT is usually suffered by dogs that are not spayed or neutered. Not only that spaying/neutering helps control the overpopulation of strays, it helps prevent TVT in dogs. It has been 7 months since Amber has been cured from TVT and she is now looking for a home. At the moment she is with her fosterer, Krystal. Here are some pictures of Amber.


Amber is a very friendly dog and loves to run around. she has been vaccinated and spayed. What's left is a place she can call home. Please contact Krystal 016-2292625 if you are interested.

Updates on our Spicy Ginger and Baby TinTin

After slightly over 2 weeks of treatment and loads of tender loving care, Ginger is recuperating well. Attached are some pictures of the hot mama with her baby TinTin.

Ginger was sent back to Dr Goh’s for a couple of days observation as she seemed to have lost some appetite (Baby TinTin was sent back as well as he still needs his mommy almost 24 hours a day at such a tender age). However, fret not peeps, Ginger is back to normal now and is eating heartily. Both mama and baby have been transferred back to our shelter.



Friendly Ginger posing for the camera


Ginger with Baby TinTin


This is Baby TinTin, dozing off peacefully, oblivious to the fact that he's the sole survivor
of  his mama's litter of puppies





One of our volunteers tried to pet TinTin under close supervision by Ginger


Ginger seemed concerned and ensured that petting of TinTin must be as gentle as possible


"There you go" Ginger seemed to be saying with a really relieved look on her face! Hehe

A very big Thank You goes out to all kind hearted souls who donated towards Ginger’s medical fund. The funds you contributed have made a whole lot of difference for both Ginger and Tintin.

We are currently looking for fosterer to care for Ginger and Tintin till baby TinTin is old enough to be adopted. Of course, would be a double bliss, if anyone can adopt both Ginger and TinTin! Do drop us an email at info@pawsmission.com should you be interested or if you have contacts who might be able to give these 2 lovelies a home (or a temporary one for that matter)

THANK YOU!

Purrfect Companion for Xmas!

Dear peeps,

We are posting these lovely meows on behalf of a girl name Jacqueline Ng. The 4 meows are currently in Kluang and Simpang Renggam, Johor.

小猫咪送养，请给他们一个被疼爱的机会和一个＂家＂.

Every meow has its day!

Please contact Jacqueline for more info:

PM her at Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/jacquelynnlw

SMS her at: 012-766 8460

Kunni-Chiwa de Chihuahua Cross In Need of Loving Homes

Konichiwa Minasan!
Kunni & Chiwa de ChiHuaHua cross were left at Paws Mission Shelter by an unknown good Samaritan. Would you like to give them a second chance and bring them home to be part of your Furmily? Kunni-Chiwa are both playful and healthy puppies who absolutely hate being caged. They are two curious puppies that love to explore what's happening in the shelter. 


Breed             : ChiWaWa cross (don't quote us, their size of maturity should be small-to-medium sized)
Gender           : Female
Age                : 2 months old
Health condition: Dewormed but not vaccinated

Komunitikini feature: Wag 'N' Roll Charity Concert

Our upcoming event has been featured on the Komunitikini website (Thank you Komunitikini!) - the Wag 'N' Roll Charity Concert in aid of our shelter.

Read the article below:

Wag ‘N’ Roll: Charity concert in aid of animal shelter

A stellar line-up of local musicians will be lending a helping paw to furry friends in need at the Wag ‘N’ Roll charity concert to raise funds for Paws Mission, a volunteer-run animal shelter.

Wag ‘N’ Roll will be held Saturday, 19th November, at the Annexe Gallery of the Central Market from 2 p.m. to 6.p.m. to also raise awareness among the public about the plight of stray animals and the importance of caring for your pets in a fun and entertaining setting.

While the plight of animals is often raised in the media, animal welfare is still largely regarded with apathy and indifference among the general public. Wag ‘N’ Roll is one of many efforts to change this with the support of songstress Atilia, bands including Muzzy & SuperSyazwan along with ROARM, Chinese composer- singer Mike Wong and jazz artist Lokman Aslam.

There will also be a theatrical performance by Madzlan Abet and poem by Jamal Raslam, with messages of caring for our four-legged friends. ...

Click to read the rest of the story.

Kelly and her five pups rescued and need help!

Meet new mummy Kelly, and five of her adorable pups that were rescued by a volunteers a month ago when the little babies were only 2 weeks old. Now, at 6 weeks old, the siblings are all very healthy and eating well, with mummy Kelly taking very good care of them. Kelly was also very skinny when she first came but now she has good appetite and has put on a lot of weight.

Out of the 5 pups, 4 are males and one female, quite unusual beause normally the litters of puppies we see have more females than males.

The names of the pups are Harry, Henry, Hudson, Hilton and the female is Hannah.

Kelly and her pups need your help! If you are interested to sponsor the food of this family of 6 for RM50-100 a month, please e-mail info@pawsmission.com. Or, even better, why not adopt  a puppy and take him/her home with you?

Jack Russell terrier and retriever/JRT cross for adoption

Baby is the Jack Russell Terrier and Piper is the retriever/JRT cross. Baby is Piper's mother. their owner will soon be moving to a condo and they cannot bring these two dogs along.

1. Baby - female, jack russel mixed
5 yrs +, spayed

Active and very alert good guard dog

Obedient

Healthy

2. Piper - Brown dog is a male, flat coat retriever and JRT cross

3 yrs + Not neutered yet (will be done before he is rehomed)

Active and very alert too.

Very clever, know some tricks - like shake hands and play dead.

Very obedient

Healthy

Anyone who is interested please call Eileen at 019-3203875.

Updates on Bear

You all must have remembered the timid shar pei mixed which was found living in terrible condition at a car workshop in Sungai Besi. His three other sibling have been killed by cars which were driven into the workshop. He is the only one left. Bear has cherry eyes. it is not a life threatening problem but it is not a pretty sight. but on Friday afternoon, Bear has undergone neutering and the eye surgery to correct the cherry eyes. He is now ready for adoption.

Bear is not a noisy puppy. He is very independent for his age and does not require much supervision. he does not bite shoes or other things, only his own toys. He loves to sleep on towels and loves to play. He will grow up to be quite big, so he needs the exercise to prevent him from being feisty. He is able to understand simple commands and understand where he is allowed to go and where he isn't allowed. quite impressive for a 5 month old puppy.

Here are some pictures taken a day after the surgeries. His eyes are still a little swollen but will subside in another day or two. Bear deserve a second chance in life because at the workshop, he almost lost his.

Yumz. i just had stirfried chicken!



Cherry eye be gone!


Here is the post previously about Bear : http://www.pawsmission.com/2011/10/fosterer-needed-for-bear-bear.html

If you would like to foster or adopt Bear, pls call Mun Ee at 0176502412.

A very Happy Jacky Boy!

The magical day has finally arrived for Jacky Boy! Yup, it’s the day he’s going home with his new family and Jacky Boy just can’t stop flashing his infectious grin to everyone :D A very BIG THANKS to the adopter for giving Jacky Boy a place called HOME >_<

Fan Shu 番薯 da Clumsy Girl Up For Adoption

  WARNING: Cuteness overload!

 

Fan Shu is rescued by Mei Fhong & her sister from the street when they saw the lil' ones almost run over by a lorry. She is merely 1 month old and she will never survive if they do not rescue her. She is named Fan Shu a.k.a. Sweet Potato 番薯 because of her clumsiness. The kind-hearted girl is now fostering Fan Shu and looking for patient & loving adopter to bring the Cute Potato home!

  

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, pawlease show me my future daddy *& mommy... Me want my Furever home too!

Urgent fund raising! Pictures in this entry are not for the faint hearted

"Although the world is full of suffering, it is full also of the overcoming of it.  — Helen Keller"


What Happened?

On 5 Nov 2011, Ginger was found lying in the middle of the busy Old Klang Road. She was suspected to be either hit by a car or a motorbike. Because of people who drive fast and reckless on the road, this has led to this poor innocent dog to suffer so much pain. She is at Dr Goh's at the moment. . You can see from the pictures how brutalized she looks. Her jaw is injured and there is also a huge punctured wound on the body. 

**These pictures are really not for the fainted hearted, so think twice before you scroll down to look at them.**



Some updates on Ginger after a day of Hospitalization (as of 6 Nov 2011)

We just checked on Ginger's condition, her jaw is naturally deformed but the injured portion (as well as the injury to the nose) has been stitched back, the bleeding has also stopped. The punctured wound on her chest has also been stitched up. She is confirmed to be pregnant but the viability of the foetuses is not known at this juncture. Her condition has slightly improved from yesterday i.e despite the pain she is suffering from, she managed to eat half the portion of food given. Dr Goh said she is also looking brighter today.

How You Can Help Ginger?

There might still be further treatment rendered if she has her babies. Hence we are looking at an estimated treatment cost of RM500-RM700 (inclusive of her spaying and vaccination costs). We would like to appeal to the public to help us help Ginger get back on her feet. By giving a little towards Ginger's medical fund, your donations will transform Ginger's world and it would be one life saved. With this ,we would like to add, it does not matter the size of your contribution but most importantly it's the thought of wanting to help Ginger go through this recovery process that matters most. Ginger does not deserve to be in this kind of pain and we really need your help in nursing her back to health soon.

You can make a donation to us at our Maybank Account :
112857033831 (YEOH SAIK KIM & LIONG AI WEE). 
Kindly acknowledge us that the donation is for Ginger by emailing us: info@pawsmission.com or SMS us at +6012 9192263 (Kim) / +6016 3323382 (Mrs Lai)

Please, please help us to help Ginger! Thank you everyone in advance who is willing to contribute some $$ to help this poor girl and spread the words around.

101 Reasons To Be A Fosterer

We came across this article from http://stubbydog.org. It explained in great detail why being a fosterer makes a whole lot of difference in rescue work.

Let's join our rescue work & tell us how YOU can help the voiceless ones. Drop is an email: info@pawsmission.com or complete the 'Join Us Form' here.

Your contribution to speak for the VOICELESS ones will definitely make every bit counts!

StubbyDog pays tribute to foster families

By Jessica Dolce

They don’t have room, but somehow they find the space. When a dog is stressed from kennel life, or in need a quiet place to heal or a family to teach them the ropes, or a rescue can’t take him unless a foster home is available – these families say, “We can take him home.”

They open their houses and hearts to fall in love with a dog that they know isn’t theirs for keeps. They go to work providing crate and leash training, socialization, medication and extra meals as needed. They separate resident pets from foster dogs if they have to, scoop extra poop, write blogs, take photos and spent their weekends at adoption events.

They take on all of the work that comes along with bringing home a new dog, and then some.

They do their best to balance holding tight and letting go. It is a tricky dance to care so deeply for a guest, since dogs stay forever in our hearts. But when people tell them, “I couldn’t foster because it would be too hard to give the dog up.” They say, “How can it be harder than knowing a dog died because no foster home stepped up?” And that is why they do it time and again.

Life in a Tin Can - by Miss Anna

Do you all still remember our lil' Anna who was adopted by Miss EJ in August 2011?
Read Anna's adopted story here.

Mummy EJ love Mischievous Anna to bits 

Here's the little update from Miss EJ last night.

Hi Paws Mission,

Thought Mrs. Lai might like to see what mischief Anna's been up to this morning:


Ended up getting the gardener to get the tin off her with a pair of special scissors.

Don't worry, she's fine now. Doubt she'll be looking for biscuits anymore soon! 

Cheers,
Ej