PAWS Rescue

In Malaysia, stray animals are often found injured or dead on the streets, as they have a high tendency to be involved in car accidents and cruel poisonings. They are usually lost pets that haven’t been properly identified, or pets that were abandoned by their irresponsible owners, leaving them to fend for themselves. Unfortunately, the number of animal dumping cases is only increasing.

Even if a stray is lucky enough to be rescued, animal shelters euthanise up to 5500 animals per day, or approximately 2.7 million a year, due to a lack of resources. Despite the government’s promises for financial aid, animal shelters still depend on community donations to stay operational.

Due to a low funding, many shelters lack the necessary equipment or medical supplies to treat sick and injured animals, making it harder for old and more vulnerable animals to be taken in, or to survive their time in the shelter. Around 80% of shelter animals put to sleep are actually considered healthy and adoptable, but are unfortunately culled due to the limited capacity.

As the human population steadily grows, so does the population of stray animals. Large populations of stray animals can pose a variety of public health concerns. Stray cats and dogs can cause a range of diseases, including rabies, leptospirosis, toxoplasmosis, and tetanus. In residential areas, large populations of stray animals can cause noise disruptions or even injuries to residents, such as dog bites and cat scratches.

It is vital to keep advocating for the protection of strays and their adoption. Adopting these strays or helping your local animal shelter will reduce the number of strays left roaming the streets, and keep both humans and animals safe.

Euthanasia is often a painful process for the stray animals subjected to it. Even a donation of RM10 can help provide for 5-6 animals, and give them a second chance at life.

Your donations make it possible to help more stray animals find safety, shelter, and a new home. With the extra funds, shelters can keep vulnerable animals for a longer time, improving their chances of finding a suitable home, and new owners they can be a companion to, and who will love them in return.

Details for Donation:

PERTUBUHAN BANGKIT (UPLIFT ORGANIZATION)
MAYBANK – 564342627846
or
Scan the QR code

Please indicate ‘Dogs of Papan’ in the reference field and send proof of receipt to Nicholas @ 013-2880190

When the founder of Ipoh-based animal shelter, PapanSouls, Keshturi Sivam, saw a social media post about dogs that had been abandoned at the Papan Landfill, along the Ipoh-Lumut highway, she began to visit the site frequently, and felt that "people should know and care about the strays abandoned there.”

She then decided to start PapanSouls, and through her tireless efforts, she formed a team of volunteers who could take turns to feed and medicate the dogs’ onsite. There were only about 60 - 80 dogs in the beginning, but the dumping did not stop. As of December 2022, they have recorded 250 dogs at the landfill with another 120 plus dogs (from the landfill) at their temporary safe house.

These stray dogs are caught by the Ipoh City Council (MBI), and released at the Papan landfill where they have no shelter and are at risk of getting knocked down by speeding vehicles. Many dogs were also dumped by their heartless owners.

Through PapanSouls’ efforts, they are now feeding and caring for 250 dogs at the landfill, and carrying out their spaying and neutering initiatives to curb the stray dog population there.

Frequent adoption drives are organised by the team to help the abandoned pups find new forever homes. PapanSouls aims to raise awareness and educate the public about the plight of strays in our country, and they believe that it is our duty to care for these animals as they are part of our community too.

As the pet-dumping continues, PapanSouls needs more assistance with food, shelter, medical care, and sterilization.

Donations can be made to:
PERTUBUHAN BANGKIT (UPLIFT ORGANIZATION)
MAYBANK - 564342627846

Please indicate 'Dogs of Papan' in the reference field and send proof of receipt to Nicholas @ 013-2880190

🎉 Hello everyone!

Come support us at our Bake & Bites Booth & Basket Sale

for Pads & Paws KL

We, the UOL students of BAC will be conducting a fundraising sale for Pads & Paws KL.

Come satisfy your sweet cravings while contributing to a good cause.



Mark your calendar!

🗓️25th November- 9th December (2022)

⏰1pm-6pm

📍BAC PJ Campus Ground Floor



🐾 Do spread the word and encourage others to donate!

A little does go a long way. Help us to give back to the community! 🙏

If you would like to help Pads & Paws KL, you may donate to:

PERTUBUHAN BANGKIT (UPLIFT ORGANISATION), Maybank

Account Number: 564342627846

Please indicate Pads & Paws KL in the reference field and send proof of receipt to 012-386-0186 (Adrielle).

CALLING ALL PET LOVERS!
WE NEED YOUR HELP.

Of late, we have been seeing many strays on the streets. It is heart-breaking to know that many dogs and cats are just abandoned and left unattended without proper care and love.

My Pets Haven is an animal shelter for rescued strays. They have been caring for stray animals and been providing medical attention to each rescue since 2011. With the rising cost of animal food, and hike in price of medical expenses and supplies, this shelter now needs your help.

We are a group of BAC students called The Venus, working on an MPU module, and our aim is to help raise funds for My Pets Haven, so volunteers can care for, and nurse these strays until they are ready for adoption.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE.
Every penny counts.

Donations can be made to:
PERTUBUHAN BANGKIT (UPLIFT ORGANIZATION) (MAYBANK) (564342627846)
Please indicate My Pets Haven-The Venus in the reference field and send proof of receipt to Izza @ 013-9808578.

Or contact the number above to see how you can collaborate or contribute to our cause.

Please do share this message with your friends and family.

Thank you.

🐈 ARE YOU AN ANIMAL LOVER? WE NEED YOUR HELP!

All animals are important. They deserve to be treated with kindness and love. Not abandoned or left on the streets. They need to be protected.

🐾 We are raising funds for Pads & Paws KL to help rescued strays live a decent life and in a comfortable facility, where they will receive proper care and treatment. We hope you will find a place in your heart and homes to adopt a stray or contribute to their wellbeing.

🐕 If you would like to help Pads & Paws KL, you may donate to:

PERTUBUHAN BANGKIT (UPLIFT ORGANISATION), Maybank

Account Number: 564342627846

Please indicate Pads & Paws KL in the reference field and send proof of receipt to 012-386-0186 (Adrielle).

It's not the amount that matters, but the meaning behind your donation. The efforts of one person can't move mountains, but the strength of us all working together can create impact.

🐾 Paw by paw, we can make the world a better place for these strays.

We are Chicken Nuggets - a group of students from Brickfield Asia College who are organizing a fundraising campaign to support CatBeach to provide abandoned cats with food, shelter and medical treatment as a part of our MPU Community Service project. We welcome donations for these cats and will be selling flowers to help raise funds.


Please donate via our Google form and don’t forget to mention “Paw Rescue - Chicken Nuggets” in the reference.

Google form link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc93DdyQ4c7hW6bgLMvKaNWABCGU9PT-D0srQrJmWWf6m1STw/viewform?usp=pp_url

Bank details: PERTUBUHAN BANGKIT (UPLIFT ORGANIZATION)
Bank Name: Maybank
Account Number: 564342627846

After the transaction, please WhatsApp the receipt to Ooi Sze Qian at 017-4309387

If you’d like to buy some flowers for your loved ones, please contact Ashley at 019-2691788.



All the funds collected will be donated to CatBeach Penang.

Zoosadism is one of the key issues behind animal cruelty. It is heartbreaking to see our furry friends being abused and killed for pleasure- but in hindsight, being aware of the issue means that we can now take steps to counter it! Swipe right to learn more about how we can prevent instances of Zoosadism.

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Hey everyone! We all know how important animal shelters are in protecting pets and strays alike, but do you know HOW important they are- or how important donations are for their operations? Feel free to browse through our posters to gain some awareness on how important it is to donate to animal shelters in need.🤗✊🏽

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Hey everyone! The recent flash floods across Klang Valley have seriously affected the general public- human and animal alike! Swipe through this post for a quick once over on what you can do to help our furry friends in times like this.

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New *scented soy candles* are out!!!
Buy now and 20% of sales will go to the fur babies at SPCA Kajang.

a) Original Mason Jar Candles: Rm 35 excluding postage

b) Black Mason Jar Candles: Rm45 excluding postage

Postage : West Malaysia - RM 8 / East Malaysia: RM10

We have 3 different scents to choose from: jasmine sandalwood, lemon bergamot, and orange lavender.

PM us for details 💌

And that’s a wrap for our very 1st panel discussion From Lost To Loved!

We couldn’t have done it without your participation and enthusiasm for the cause and what this initiative stands for. A huge thank you to all of you for making this event a success 😊

We look forward to seeing all of you for upcoming initiatives and stay updated on our social media platforms to see what we have in store!

New *scented soy candles* are out!!!
Buy now and 20% of it will go to fur babies.
a)Original Mason Jar Candles: Rm 35 excluding postage

b)Black Mason Jar Candles: Rm45 excluding postage

Postage : west : RM 8 / east : RM10

We have 3 different scents to choose from. The candle scents available are jasmine sandalwood, lemon bergamot, and orange lavender.

For every candle that has been bought 20% will be donated to SPCA Kajang. SPCA Kajang Brickfields Asia College (BAC) IACT College Veritas University College BAC Engage Uplift.my Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better Malaysian Animal Welfare Association

PM for more details now 💌

Meet Our Speakers!

Presenting our panel members for the upcoming “From Lost To Loved” webinar, consisting of:

Jacqueline Vincent, President of SPCA Kajang
Wani Mutiah, Founding Director of Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better (MDDB)
Mukunnan Sugumaran, Founder of Malaysian Animal Welfare Association (MAWA)

Join us as they discuss the growing epidemic of neglected strays across the country and what can be done to protect them.

SPCA Kajang Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better Malaysian Animal Welfare Association Brickfields Asia College (BAC) IACT College Veritas College International

Register now!
https://forms.gle/Eo3xiFdQM5fpXUEc7

The Covid-19 pandemic has seen a rise in stray animal numbers, as well as (unfortunately) a drop in donations to shelters across the nation.*

The neglect has been exacerbated in terms of space (both for AND in shelters) and food supply due to insufficient funds, volunteers and time.

This panel discussion, in collaboration with Society For The Prevention of Cruelty To Animals (SPCA) Kajang , aims to spread awareness on the growing epidemic of neglected strays across Malaysia.
Open to all animal lovers, join us as we discuss the current status and protections in place for Malaysian strays (canine and feline alike) and how shelter volunteers (a.k.a behind-the-scene heroes) play a major role in helping to look after these furry pals with our panelists!

Event Details:
Date: 28th November 2021
Time: 7.00 - 8.00p.m. (MYT)
Platform: Zoom



Registration link: https://forms.gle/Eo3xiFdQM5fpXUEc7

Brickfields Asia College (BAC) IACT College BAC Engage Uplift.my MIRM - Madame Imelda Romualdez Marcos

*(Source: Persatuan Haiwan Terbiar Malaysia).

The Covid-19 pandemic has seen a rise in stray animal numbers, as well as (unfortunately) a drop in donations to shelters across the nation.*

The neglect has been exacerbated in terms of space (both for AND in shelters) and food supply due to insufficient funds, volunteers and time.

This panel discussion, in collaboration with Society For The Prevention of Cruelty To Animals (SPCA) Kajang , aims to spread awareness on the growing epidemic of neglected strays across Malaysia.
Open to all animal lovers, join us as we discuss the current status and protections in place for Malaysian strays (canine and feline alike) and how shelter volunteers (a.k.a behind-the-scene heroes) play a major role in helping to look after these furry pals with our panelists!

Event Details:
Date: 28th November 2021
Time: 7.00 - 8.00p.m. (MYT)
Platform: Zoom
Registration link : https://forms.gle/Eo3xiFdQM5fpXUEc7



Brickfields Asia College (BAC) IACT College Veritas University College BAC Engage Uplift.my

*(Source: Persatuan Haiwan Terbiar Malaysia).