Remembering Sheena

Stop Animal Abuse in Malaysia.

Friday, March 10, 2006

Dog in Similar Case As Sheena Rescued

Hi folks,

I received a phone call from Cynthia Hassan to say that her friend's neighbours were keeping their dog tied up all day and night without any food to eat. The dogs ribs were sticking out just like Sheena's.

The friend who called Cynthia is a Malay and Sheena's neighbour who never gave up calling for help for Sheena, even though the DVS ignored her calls according to newspaper reports, is also a Malay.

We are so encouraged to see and hear that despite the "taboo" over dogs and what society perceives in this country as an anti-dog culture among Malays we are touched that we have come across so many Malays who are compassionate towards dogs. We find these people have an overall compassionate nature towards all God's creatures, including human beings. This is what a truly great heart means.

As a result of Cynthia and her friend's act of kindness, Sabrina, an angel managed to persuade the abusive owners to give the dog to her which she promptly named SHAM. Well done, Sabrina! God's angels will forever watch over you for being a true angel for so many animals.

But Sabrina seeks your help now to place SHAM who is a one year old male, in a wonderful, caring home. SHAM was kept without food or water and chained all day and night. He is only a year old. If you are the person who can provide SHAM who has been through hell, a home where he can learn to trust humans again, please write to remembersheena@gmail.com giving us your contact details. Or call Sabrina at 016 631 9018

Here is SHAM's photo below:

5 Comments:

  • At 12:48 PM, Blogger disco-very said…

    Sham looks like my own dog Crystal, who passed away in January. He's gorgeous! Not sure if my family is ready to take in another one but I hope he ends up in good hands regardless.

     
  • At 5:07 PM, Blogger Shoba said…

    We too are very particular that the family that adopts Sham should actually want him.

    It would be terrible to have rescued Sham only to see him sent somewhere he isn't wanted.

    If no one takes Sham, he will have to be put down, but even that is better than having him suffer in the hands of another cruel owner.

    Does your family not want a dog because of the pain of Crystal's death or because they no longer have the time to care for another one?

    Just curious.

    Shoba

     
  • At 12:45 PM, Blogger Shoba said…

    Hi Louisa,

    I pray you find a wonderful home for your puppy too. I know putting down is an easy way out but the animal shelters that do have a no-kill policy such as Noah's Ark in Johor, are already bursting at the seams.

    Raymond who runs it says they have to be very selective now and his preference is to take the downtrodden, ill and badly neglected animals with very sad stories.

    This is because they stand the least chance of being adopted and also because they deserve to experience joy and love which has eluded them all their lives.

    Noah's Ark is on several acres of land and the animals roam freely there like paradise on earth.

    PAWS too put animals down, Louisa. So it's the same story if SHAM is sent there.

    Let's hope for the best for SHAM and your little puppy.

    Shoba Mano.

     
  • At 11:25 AM, Blogger Shoba said…

    Wahooo! Praise be to God! Sham has found a loving home too. Well done with your puppy too, Louisa.

    Shoba

     
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