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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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MEDICAL APPEAL: BABY BOY (closed)
We thank all donors for helping Baby Boy to walk again.
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.
We thank all donors for helping Baby Boy to walk again.
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 ! |
MEDICAL APPEAL: SMILEY (closed)
Thank-you for your support
Thank-you for your support
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Smiley succumbed to illness on Sunday, 13 August 2017.
Despite efforts to help her get better, the suspected Cancer had spread and was beyond treatment. Smiley was loved and cared for by those at CAS and all donors who supported her. We thank you for loving Smiley and we are thankful she left this world loved and remembered unlike many street dogs who die alone and forgotten. Have fun in doggie heaven Smiley for we will miss you! |
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MEDICAL APPEAL: DETAIL (closed): Thank-you for helping
Detail is doing very well at Animal World Veterinary Clinic! She is still hospitalised and will return to the shelter once she is steadier on her feet. Thank you for helping us help Detail! We are closing her medical appeal for now. Thank you folks for helping Detail walk again! |
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Background: Detail was born to the streets and taken in to a local shelter. She spent many happy years there but has since contracted Nystagmus. It causes unintentional eye movement and is most often a symptom of an underlying vestibular disease. The vestibular system includes the inner ear organs, and is responsible for balance and spatial awareness which has affected her ability to stand and move around independently.
Detail requires hospitalization, medication and daily hand feeding until she can get better. She also requires acupuncture to help sooth her aging body and hopefully help her regain movement. Despite all this, she remains a placid doggie who enjoys human companionship and her squeaky toys. Her current bill stands at $2000 approximately and the Animal World Clinic has kindly offered free acupuncture! |
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Recent Cases
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MEDICAL APPEAL: AH LONG (closed)
Thank-you for your generous support Street dog Ah Long was run over by a heavy vehicle last week. He has since undergone surgery to fix his Sacroiliac Luxation and his left pelvic fracture. He is doing very well and will require 6 weeks of cage rest in order to ensure he is full recovered.
We are closing Ah Long's appeal and any excess funds will be used to help other Emergency Aid Victims! Thank you for helping us to help Ah Long walk again. |
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PIXIE: Emergency Medical Appeal (closed). Thank you for supporting her recovery.
Pixie was found by her feeder with a huge maggot wound on her back. She was infested with ticks and maggots. Sadly, the worst case of abuse we have also seen. Pixie is believed to have been a target of some who could not stand the sight of a street dog. The vet found a wooden twig stuck in Pixie's back area. It is believed the only way the twig could have ended up stuck in her back was if it was thrown right at her with the sharpest edge piercing through her skin and it ended up stuck in her back. Pixie was also a bag of bones. Possibly due to her wounds which left her too sick to eat. Pixie has since underwent an operation and is recovering very well. Her wound is almost closed up. We would like to say a special thanks to the folks at Animal World Veterinary Clinic for caring for her! Most importantly, a special thank you to all donors for supporting her medical appeal. |
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MILK BOY: Emergency Medical Appeal (Closed). Thank-you for your help
Update:Milk Boy is believed to have been attacked badly by other packs in the area when his living space was destroyed and he had to move. He was discovered with a horrific wound.
Milk Boy's wound is almost closed up and his feeders will be taking over caring for him.
We would like to say a special thank you to all who supported Milk Boy's medical appeal.
Update:Milk Boy is believed to have been attacked badly by other packs in the area when his living space was destroyed and he had to move. He was discovered with a horrific wound.
Milk Boy's wound is almost closed up and his feeders will be taking over caring for him.
We would like to say a special thank you to all who supported Milk Boy's medical appeal.
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MARVEL: Medical Appeal (closed)
Recently one such animal in need was Marvel. Marvel was rescued by CAS volunteer Charlie from a drain after a cruel hit and run accident On June 7.He was bleeding profusely and unable to move. He was hospitalised for two weeks. Marvel has since regained the function of three of his legs. He is still coping with the recovery of one of his front legs. Marvel was treated and kindly cared for by the wonderful folks at The Animal Doctors. His new foster parents tell us he is an amazing boy and perfectly behaved. Thank-you for helping us help Marvel. |
Marvel on his first picnic
Marvel is now at the vet clinic
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Marvel was a hit & run accident victim
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