RED ALERT!

The man responsible for the carnage

Pitiful

Suffering

Frightened and hungry

Starved

Frightened to even move - probably bullied by the other dogs

Mother dog and her pups

Anyone missing their pet?

Terrified.

The situation at the Klang Municipal Council dog pound has reached a critical state. A friend who had gone there to feed the dogs said there were almost 200 dogs crammed there and some were terribly sick.

She has taken some photos and the sight at the pound is terribly heart wrenching. The Klang Municipal Council refuses to look at other alternatives instead of catching and putting these dogs through hell.

To make matters worse, they pay their dog catchers incentives which has resulted in them going out to catch dogs at all times of the day.

Their favourite time is about 6.00 or 7.00 pm when home owners come back from work and release their dogs to ease themselves.

Most of the dogs caught have collars on and if allowed to go on the situation will only get worse.

We have posted pictures taken by our friend and will also give out pamphlets this Saturday calling for people to gather outside MPK next week. We will announce the date soon.

Meanwhile, we are attaching a message to be sent to the relevant people as well as their emails. please send them mails telling them to stop the carnage.

The emails are that of the Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim, the state executive councillors, Klang Municipal Council officials as well as the Klang MP Charles Santiago.




The Klang Municipal Council’s dog catching unit is going on a rampage as the dog catchers have been given incentives for every dog caught. The situation has gotten out of hand with the dog catchers even going out to catch dogs late at night.

Their favourite modus operendi is to go to housing estates in the evening when dog owners return home and release their dogs out for a while. The dogs are nabbed and manhandled before being brought to the pound. A large number of the dogs at the Klang dog pound have collars.

Yes, no doubt there are complaints about strays but this time MPK has embarked on a rampage of hate against all dogs under the instructions of its health department head En Zulkifli Abbas. The dogs are cramped in cages without proper food and water and many end up dead.

Hopefully, the state government will look into this as soon as possible and failure to do so is reflective of the Pakatan Rakyat’s inability to control its local government machinery. We also urge the Pakatan Rakyat government to transfer En Zulkifli Abbas out of MPK.

Failure by the state government to do so will result in aggressive groundwork being immediately launched to ensure that it’s booted out of Selangor in the next elections. We animal activists are willing to put any party which propagates compassion for animals in power because our main priority is to stop this cruelty and viciousness against dogs.

khalid@selangor.gov.my
teresakok@selangor.gov.my

hasanali@selangor.gov.my

yaakob@selangor.gov.my
roziahismail@selangor.gov.my

drxavier@selangor.gov.my

drhalimah@selangor.gov.my
iskandar@selangor.gov.my
ronnieliu@selangor.gov.my
elizabethwong@selangor.gov.my
eanyong@selangor.gov.my
mislan@mpkklang.gov.my
mjaid@mpkklang.gov.my
norfiza@mpkklang.gov.my
datoghani@mpkklang.gov.my
azmizam@mpkklanng.gov.my
mpklang@yahoo.com

ALI

ALI NOW

ALI BEFORE

This is Ali.
We named him after the Muhammad Ali,( the one who used to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee, Remember?) because we thought he was a Boxer X. However, we were told by someone who knows dogs well that he's a cross between a Bull Mastiff and a Rottweiler. Just like all the other dogs that we rescue, Ali too has a sad story. His owners had put him up for boarding at a pet shop and abandoned him there about six months ago. The address and phone number they provided were fake and the pet shop people were saddled with Ali whom they did not want at all. Luckily, they were kind enough to hold on to him until they found someone who would take him. When one of our volunteers went to the pet shop, she found Ali to be very frightened with his tail between his legs. He was removed from there and brought to Klang where he has been vaccinated pending neutering. He is currently being fostered and when he was let loose, the first thing Ali did was to romp around and get dirty. We are happy to see that he is no longer afraid and wags his tail while he continues his romp. Please help us help Ali.

HELP

POPIKO MAIL

POOR UNCLE ARJUN

http://arjuncreamie.blogspot.com/

My human and I cried our eyes out when we read about Uncle Arjun who is missing from his home since early last month. We also cried for the lack of empathy by many whom Arjun had turned to at his hour of need.

Why didn't they just check his tag and call the number on it? If they had done just that, he would be home with his family at the moment instead fighting to survive.

I hope with all my doggie heart that Uncle Arjun is found soon.

Whine, Whine,

Sharmini Popiko Sasha (SPS)