Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Bee's first trap went excellent!

We will be fetching the cat back from the vet.

So happy that Bee made it to her first trap!

The cat should recover fine after her rest tonight with Bee=]

Sunday, December 2, 2007

Bee's First Trapping of a Stray

Bee will try to trap a stray in her area. Toally away from mine. She is in the west. Jurong.

I wish her well!

Will be helping her drive the stray to the vet tonight.

Thank God for Dad's lorry!

New stray found

Found 3 new stray cats in my area.

All look young and all looked like abandoned too.

My mom said that likely some irresponsible soul saw me feeding stray and so decided that I can be a convenient solution to take care of them. For sure, that soul is cruel to think that way. Now, I hope to get them familiarise to their new homeless life and then spay them for good.

Lately that man, who hates cats and attacks them when he finds a chance, tried to attack a stray while it was eating. He threw a plastic stool hard and loud but missed the cat. I could see, from opposite the road, that it ran for its life while that man looked at it angrily.

Just few days' back, that man re-appeared at the same place hoping that the stray will be there to eat. This time I avoid feeding any stray there. Anyway, he didn't see it and so he left.

I wrote to TODAY expressing my concern. But my article was rejected. Then I wrote to OMY, a chinese media, to express the same article. Till now, I don't hear a thing; I guess it has been forgotten. The article revealed the disappointment of calling the police when it comes to animal abuse, and also views on police refering us to SPCA saying it's their job to help us. But then, SPCA staff are not trained to subdue violent man, so how can we expect SPCA to stop a violent man from attacking animals? Are they trained in self-defence and conflict mediation? If not, then why on earth refer animal abuse cases to SPCA?

This morning, I walked past the same place. I saw a new stray there, fed her while i stand watching. If that man shows up, he is likely hurl words at me and spit. I had ever referred to the polcie for the spitting gester, police came but didn't take any action but copy down my ID. I was totally disappointed. I doubted their ability to protect civilians who really need one. They would perhaps be better off coming to the 'after-crime' scene and then do something to slavage what that is already been damaged - whether it is a life or a thing.

Sunday, November 18, 2007

Bee helped 02 stray kittens!




Bee found them in her void deck. Helped them get washed up and fed them wet food =]

Now, they are ready for adoption.

Hope they find a great home to start a great life indoors!

Will visit them tomorrow=]

Ginger boys are one of my fav!!!

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

For Fun =]





Checklist before you consider becoming A cat owner(as in one cat only):
  1. Fur everywhere in the house and ON YOU.
  2. Occasional Smell of cat waste when the cool wind blows past the utility room where the cat litter box is.
  3. Having 'someone' sleeping with you and ON YOU as and when it wants to.
  4. Wash after its food bowl, water fountain, cat litter.
  5. Brush its body to get rid of some fur sheds.
  6. Brush its teeth, cut its nails, clean its eyes and nose.
  7. Entertain it when it is BORED just looking at you.
  8. Spend some good money getting it toys and treats.
  9. Vet visits.
  10. Occasional scratches on YOU when it gets excited and runs over you/on you/past you.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

This siamese cat fixed for good


She is likely to be a house cat that is allowed to roam outside! Very friendly! And also, Often seen pregnant. poor thing too.
on seeing her pregnant again, decided to spay her for good.
she came into the cage on her own. Ate to her fullest satisfaction of can food and dry food, then drove her to the vet.
she should be fine to go 'home' tomorrow night. Am sure she will be way better after this.
why some owners let their cats roam outside and then get pregnant and then we start seeing kittens thrown out to the streets? can never understand. ..but helping this siamese girl is definitely a good joy for me!

Monday, October 22, 2007

Pity these cats - They have become stray now




They belonged to a malay lady. She has since decided to give them up and dumped them, together with 4 other cats.

All the love that she had had mentioned to me months ago that she will not dump them is cheap love.

They are now disposable love.

I do not know if they have survived the dump. I pray that I will see them in heaven together with the others whether they are alive now or they have since died from the harsh human society.

Malay lady claimed she dumped them nearby, I shall see. It is not wise to believe her words now. She carried no weight on responsibility and accountability.

To the malay lady, the cats are just animals.

To the animals, she is EVERYTHING.

Look at your pet in the eyes, they speak. It's language of love.

Lots to learn about love through your own pets' eyes and their body language.