Inspectorate : Inspectors' Journal
The inspectorate has had yet another busy year; improving on procedures, evidence gathering, crime scene investigation, uniform and equipment, as well as improving communications and working relationships with Government Departments and other animal welfare NGOs.
Animal Inspectors Cunera and Murugan respond to reports from concerned members of the public of mistreated or neglected animals in and around the Klang Valley. From January to December 2008, they had received and checked on more than 657 reports - the increasing number and the nature of the complaints received reflect increasing public awareness and concern for animal welfare. SPCA investigates the complaint, and will advice the owner on proper pet care. The inspectors will follow up on the case in the following weeks, and failure to improve the standard of living for the animal will result in the case being forwarded to the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) for their attention and action. In severe or emergency situations, the DVS is notified immediately and a joint-rescue is initiated.
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Mon, 23rd Aug 2010, 05:42pm Three dogs rescued and rehabilitated by the SPCA over the last 4 months have been rehomed at the Lotus Life Liberation Park (LLLP) in Bentong on Monday. Small Mama, Mama Dog and Hitam will ... |
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Mon, 23rd Aug 2010, 05:39pm The SPCA Inspectors have been visiting and monitoring the Kuala Kubu Baru dog pound over the last few months.Initially, the dogs had no shelter from the sun and rain and were kept in cages... |
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Mon, 23rd Aug 2010, 05:37pm On Wednesday night, a concerned member of the public called to inform us of a dog trapped in a drain in AU1, Keramat. When Animal Inspector Murugan arrived at the scene at 8.30pm,.. |
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Tue, 25th May 2010, 05:38pm 8th May 2010, SRI GOMBAK – A stray cat that had been stranded for 1 week on a ledge of a shoplot building has finally been rescued AND rehomed!
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Tue, 25th May 2010, 05:37pm 13 April 2010 - The Inspectors made a visit to the Klang Dog pound with volunteer vet Dr Lynette, after hearing that there were sickly dogs that needed treatment. Unfortunately, when they arrived they found that the sick dogs had just been euthanized. However, Dr Lynette did manage to treat one puppy, upon the request of the caretaker.
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Thank You’s
SPCA takes this opportunity to thank members of the public who had taken the initiative to report cruelty cases. Our sincere thanks and appreciation to the DVS Chief of Enforcement Officers, Mr Rajan, Encik Jamadi as well as Dr Redzuan for their invaluable advise and close cooperation with us through the years.
Alone, we can’t achieve much – but together, we can make all the difference for our Malaysian animals.
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