新山HOPE流浪狗中心,,活动02/08/09，看#1

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大家记得星期天的约定哦

我的寶貝KENJI!

原帖由 小狗屋 于 23-3-2009 10:58 PM 发表
好的。。。那下次活动你一定来喔～～

嗨！我帮你们召集了至少三位爱狗之人。他们都说明天回去帮忙。希望你们冲得开心点。他们三位上次都有跟我一起过去hope的。嘉嘉阿姨应该会认得。

小狗屋

原帖由 我的寶貝KENJI! 于 28/3/2009 10:01 PM 发表 嗨！我帮你们召集了至少三位爱狗之人。他们都说明天回去帮忙。希望你们冲得开心点。他们三位上次都有跟我一起过去hope的。嘉嘉阿姨应该会认得。

今天活动成功。。。他们三位都有帮忙，帮我谢谢他们

yinyin0105

今天好玩吗？很抱歉，今天不能出席。

小狗屋

今天活动成功。。。天气好。。。有大家帮忙很快就冲完了～～
谢谢你们凑出宝贵时间进来帮忙。。。espeacially iris 和 瓜瓜辛苦了～～

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下个洗澡时间

4月12号

小狗屋

这星期五。。。有40++的狗要打针。。。里面包括了 yinyin 和 Iris捐助打针费用的狗。所以嘉嘉阿姨还是需要出差不多整一半的费用，差不多是五百多吧。。。
我看我这个月零用钱剩一点用，要帮她一点～～ 

benyu

听朋友说我们那里新的住宅区有打狗队来打狗了
惨了...不知道那3只小狗会不会有事..我很担心
莫汉你可以帮我问嘉嘉阿姨可以再帮忙收留吗?
(虽然知道嘉嘉那里很困难...可是我真的不知道该怎么办才好)
我会带去Dr Han 那里结扎, 打预防针我也可以付...

yinyin0105

糟糕了，打狗队要是发现他们绝不会手下留情的。希望小狗狗能逃过这一次吧你先去看看狗狗还在不在吧！

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请大家能帮帮忙
乐捐一点帮助那里

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古来宽中分校学生到访

对不起各位
现在才有时间把照片放上来
感谢这些同学不惜辛苦的从外面走很远的路进来
因为bus无法进去里面
然后顶着大热天和HOPE里面的狗狗玩耍
希望下次还可以看到更多的朋友来参观
如果你们学校任何团体或社团组织有兴趣来参观HOPE
可以联络以下负责人

莫汉 ：016-7908373
瓜瓜 ：016-7548878

小狗屋

原帖由 benyu 于 30/3/2009 03:44 PM 发表 听朋友说我们那里新的住宅区有打狗队来打狗了惨了...不知道那3只小狗会不会有事..我很担心莫汉你可以帮我问嘉嘉阿姨可以再帮忙收留吗?(虽然知道嘉嘉那里很困难...可是我真的不知道该怎么办才好)我会带去Dr H ...

okok。。紧急时刻还有什么办法，你先想办法抱它们回去。我明天早上跟阿姨讲一声。。。然后你就安排时间抱过去吧。嘉嘉阿姨听到那三只要被打。。他也是会心酸的。而且你一直都有帮忙捐助医药费。。。ok的啦
迟点想办法找好心人领养咯～～
放心吧...

benyu

谢谢你mohan..如果捉得到它们, 我应该会12号带它们进去..
我已经准备一个大笼子了...
真的谢谢你mohan 还有嘉嘉阿姨

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各位
HOPE的报道终于在NEW STRAIT TIME看到了


A haven for strays DOGS come in all shapes and sizes and they each have their own stories to tell.
In Lima Kedai, a town between Gelang Patah and Skudai in Johor Baru, there is a shelter that houses more than 150 canines.
Last year, there were only 20 dogs in this 0.4ha shelter.
When the number of canine occupants grew, the savings of the 49-year-old woman who ran the place started to deplete.

The woman, who only wanted to be known as Aunty Jia Jia, said she was not even a dog lover to begin with.
It all started when her daughter, then 10, brought home a stray puppy.
"I didn't like dogs, so I told my daughter not to take the puppy in. My daughter obeyed but she secretly fed the puppy outside our compound. One day, we heard a dog's shrill cry but we ignored it until our neighbour told us that the dog had been caught by a dog catcher.
"Our neighbour said the dog catcher had used a device to leash it and forced the terrified dog into a lorry. The neighbour said it was such a pitiful sight as the dog catcher hit and kicked the dog."
Aunty Jia Jia said when her daughter heard the story, she cried for days.
"Although I never liked dogs, the story made my heart cringe. After that, my daughter continued to help strays and I was touched by her devotion."
At 20, her daughter brought home another stray and, this time, she (her daughter) stood her ground.
"My daughter told me she would leave home and never come back if I drove the dog out of the house."
Her dog soon gave birth and with the addition of more strays, the number of pets in her house grew to 10.
The number multiplied and, in no time, Aunty Jia Jia found that she had run out of money.
Last year, she sold her double-storey terrace house in Kuala Lumpur to take care of her dogs.
"eople approach me when they find out that I love dogs. There was one woman who told me she had to migrate, so she gave me her dog but it was not neutered.
"When I asked her to neuter it, she said the dog was no longer hers and that there was no need for her to do it.
"Some people once brought a dog and its litter of eight puppies. In the beginning, they brought dog biscuits and told me that they needed a place for the dogs as they could not keep them in their house.
"A couple of weeks later, they stopped supplying the food and refused to take my calls. There was one occasion when they even denied being the owners of these dogs.
"I've encountered so many types of people since I started the shelter a year ago. The land owner has been kind as I pay only a low rent. But even though the rent is low, the vaccination, medication, spaying and food cost up to RM10,000 a month.
"It's not easy running a shelter," she said, adding that two bags of dog food (22kg each) were needed every day.
Despite the pressures of keeping the shelter afloat, Aunty Jia Jia can still smile and enjoy the pleasure that her adopted pets bring.
"I must tell you the story of a mongrel called Little Flower, who was rescued from a drain when it was a puppy. An elderly couple picked it up. The puppy had fractured its pelvic, we suspected it had fallen into the drain in the night. The puppy is now an energetic young dog.
"Then there is Lucky. If you look closely, you will see that Lucky has a scar on its ridge. It got the scar from a dog catcher who was hitting its face with a stick.
"A woman ran up to the dog catcher and paid RM250 to save the dog's life. She gave it to me."
Aunty Jia Jia's daughter, who is now 25, helps her mother at the shelter. She is studying law. Her childhood friend, R. Mohan Kumar, 22, also a law student, volunteers at the shelter.
All the dogs are vaccinated, spayed and are fed only dry kibble.
"It is essential that we follow the guidelines to keep all the dogs in our shelter healthy," she said.
Veterinarian Dr Tan Check Nam helps out at the shelter to ensure this.
"Aunty Jia Jia doesn't believe in putting down any of the dogs unless it is beyond help. I have treated dogs that have been badly abused.
"There was one dog that was brought to the shelter with one eye protruding. Aunty Jia Jia insisted that we save the dog," Dr Tan said.
The shelter is going to be relocated as the owner is selling the land. Aunty Jia Jia has found another location, also in Lima Kedai. She is in the process of registering the shelter as the Homeless and Orphaned Pets Exist Association (HOPE).
The shelter is appealing for funds and dog food.
"We want to help and rescue strays but we do not have the manpower or the resources to take in more dogs. We appeal to dog owners to have their pets spayed."
"We also hope dog lovers will adopt the dogs at the shelter. There are no charges but we would appreciate it if they could donate dog food. That would help us to keep the shelter going."
Those who wish to help can call Mohan at 016-7908373.


A woman paid a dog catcher RM250 to rescue Lucky from being beaten to death.

Dr Tan Check Nam checking one of the pups.


Aunty Jia Jia with her adopted pets. — Pictures by Chuah Bee Kim


Little Flower was rescued from a drain when it was a puppy.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/JohorBuzz/Tuesday/Stories/2518851/Article/index_html

小狗屋

原帖由 =BeNdAsAgUa= 于 31/3/2009 10:35 AM 发表

哇。。你比我快啊～～
我刚刚想放link出来给大家～～哈哈



谢谢你瓜瓜～～～

bibiwin

我想捐助， 可是我在新加坡， 可以吗？？

神火

这样下去不是办法，我也把HOPE的消息放到其他的一些论坛，希望可以发扬光大，得到更多人的捐助。。。所以我会把嘉嘉阿姨、MOSANG、莫汉和瓜瓜的电话放上去哦！

benyu

谢谢你的爱心
你方便PM 我的联络电话吗?或是你可以联络莫汉,瓜瓜或是mosang

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原帖由 bibiwin 于 31-3-2009 12:22 PM 发表
我想捐助， 可是我在新加坡， 可以吗？？

没问题

我pm你account号码
也希望你可以给我你的地址
那么我可以开receipt给你

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小狗屋

原帖由 神火 于 31/3/2009 12:42 PM 发表 这样下去不是办法，我也把HOPE的消息放到其他的一些论坛，希望可以发扬光大，得到更多人的捐助。。。所以我会把嘉嘉阿姨、MOSANG、莫汉和瓜瓜的电话放上去哦！

嘉嘉阿姨的电话不要放！！
我们从来不放出来的。。。