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MEDICAL AID CASES
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A huge portion of our funds are spent on medical assistance and emergency procedures. 
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MAY 2018 MEDICAL APPEAL: Closed.
We thank all donors for the medical aid to Tash, Swollen, Patches, Wolfgang, Bubbles & Lulu. All animals on the recovery path from their injuries.
Wolfgang is receiving treatment at Animal World Vet and is doing well.
Tash wounds have all healed up and she is doing perfectly well.
Patches has since been returned to the work site after treatment of the wounds and also sterilisation. Her feeder will continue to care for her there.
Both cats have since been discharged and are in foster homes until they can find forever homes to call their own.
Recent Cases
MEDICAL APPEAL: BABY BOY (closed)
update: Baby Boy was a hit and run victim and had to have his leg amputated. He has recovered very well and is making full use of his other three legs with little discomfort.
update: Baby Boy was a hit and run victim and had to have his leg amputated. He has recovered very well and is making full use of his other three legs with little discomfort.
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Background: Baby Boy was part of our Stray Management Programme a few months ago. He was sterilised, vaccinated and microchipped and returned to the factory under the care of his feeder.
Sadly, Baby Boy went missing for 5 long days and his feeder could not find him at the regular area. Workers in the area claimed to have seen a brown dog being run over by a heavy vehicle and the poor dog was left for death on the road. The driver did not stop. Baby Boy managed to make his way to safety and hid for days till he was found by his feeder. When Baby Boy was found, his hind leg had an exposed bone and it was beyond salvation. Baby Boy's leg had to be amputated and he is now resting and recovering at CAS. We need help to cover Baby Boy's operation cost of $3000. |
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MEDICAL APPEAL: MONDAY & GINGER (closed)
We are closing our medical appeal for Monday & Ginger. Thanks to the kindness of all donors, we have sufficient funds to cover the medical needs of these animals. The surplus will be utilised for animals under our community care program that need medical assistance. We are very grateful to all who cared and gave to the two rescues.
We are closing our medical appeal for Monday & Ginger. Thanks to the kindness of all donors, we have sufficient funds to cover the medical needs of these animals. The surplus will be utilised for animals under our community care program that need medical assistance. We are very grateful to all who cared and gave to the two rescues.
Monday
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Ginger
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Update: Monday, a hit & run vicitim has underwent a CT Scan and an operation to fix her fracture. She's also been undergoing intensive physiotherapy. Monday is doing well and is eating well at the clinic. She is not able to walk on her own at the moment. We hope that with time and therapy she will be able to use her legs again. She will be heading off with her rescuer under foster care,
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Update: Ginger has recovered well under the care of animal world, ves and her current foster home. Her cast on her leg has been removed and it is expected that she will walk well again. Ginger, a suspected animal abuse victim is now at a foster home.
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Background info:
MONDAY GINGER
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Monday was a street dog in the western part of Singapore. She was brutally hit by a vehicle and left for death at the side of the road. A kind worker in the area saw her and offered her some water which she drank fervently likely because she had been under the sun in immense pain for a while.
The passerby approached us for help and with the assistance of Monday's feeder, she was sent to the vet. She was found to be suffering from multiple fractures and Payometra. The vet believes that with surgery, Monday will walk again. Estimated cost of surgery, a CT scan and hospitalization is $12 000. |
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We were notified to the plight of Ginger by a kind couple who had found her meowing at their door.
It seems like she was either a victim of a hit and run or abuse as she was found plagued with multiple injuries including a fractured hind leg and shifted intestines. During the surgery to shift her intestine back in place, the vet discovered a hole in her chest area which was really possibly caused by a sharp object. She was also found with multiple old wounds all over her body. Despite it all, Ginger remains trusting and loving towards humans. It is sad to think about what this young kitten had through but before help was rendered to her. Help us help her through this long journey of recovery so that she can get another shot in life ! |
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