Wang Wang, may even be described as the biggest ‘survivor’ of them all. For a long time, he suffered, tied to a tree where he was beaten by the rain and scorched by the sun. Wang-Wang also had severe injuries on his back – the result of a scalding three months earlier, as well as a deep cut caused by the metal chain tied tightly around its neck. These painful wounds were never attended to. Although his ex-owner was pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three days in jail and a fine of RM 200, she could well have been jailed for six months for this extreme cruelty.
Wang Wang was sent to the SPCA Selangor, afraid and confused,
he bit a volunteer who’d unwittingly walked into his kennel. He probably
mistook the volunteer for someone who would ill-treat him again. The biting
incident would have sealed his fate if not for the compassion of his kennel
supervisor who called Raymund and asked if he could be re-housed at Noah's Ark.
Wang Wang has been living at Noah's Ark since 2006, running freely and cheerfully with his pals.
Wang Wang has been living at Noah's Ark since 2006, running freely and cheerfully with his pals.
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