Noah’s Ark Natural Animal Sanctuary (NANAS) has a team of
dedicated volunteers in Singapore where they are known as an extended arm under
Noah’s Ark Cares and in Malaysia as NANAS volunteers.
Shalom Tye is one of our hardcore and hardworking volunteers has been named as a “Slave of Noah’s Ark” for his dedication in helping the street animals in Malaysia which has been referred to Noah's Ark Animal Birth Control (ABC) clinic.
Shalom Tye is one of our hardcore and hardworking volunteers has been named as a “Slave of Noah’s Ark” for his dedication in helping the street animals in Malaysia which has been referred to Noah's Ark Animal Birth Control (ABC) clinic.
Shalom did a street rescue and took time off his busy
schedule to collect a young cat from a Malay lady in JB who took the cat
in after a road accident. The grey and white cat whom is named Mass met with an accident in front of her warong (stall).
As a stall owner, she could not afford to send Mass to the veterinary clinic for treatment due to the high incurred treatment costs and was referred to the Noah's Ark ABC clinic for medical help by Shalom.
As a stall owner, she could not afford to send Mass to the veterinary clinic for treatment due to the high incurred treatment costs and was referred to the Noah's Ark ABC clinic for medical help by Shalom.
The Noah's Ark ABC clinic found the cat to have slight scabies and
lower body injuries which was sustained by the accident. The clinic performed an
orthopedic examination and diagnostic imaging to confirm his injuries. Mass still has trouble walking due to the legs being injured which left them slightly wobbly and temporary paralysis.
Mass was given medication for his nerves which was
slightly damaged and glucosamine as a supplement to boost his bone support and
speed up the healing process. The kind Malay lady also donated RM$50 to show
her appreciation in the help rendered to Mass. Being a street cat, Mass was sterilised at the clinic and is now recuperating in the sanctuary.
Raymund said, “For a volunteer to
remain satisfied and committed to their work, they have to sense that their
work means something and is recognised and appreciated.” The volunteers in
Singapore and Malaysia have one cause in mind which is to help the animals that
require help. The clinic also renders help through sterilisation such as spay
days in Malaysia, animal rescue cases and animals that need medical help. Through
the ABC clinic, Noah's Ark hopes to bring about a time when there are less homeless
animals on the street and to avoid healthy animals from being euthanised.
Through the volunteers, they are special individuals who have helped people and helped the animals.
by Darren Chan
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