Remember Aunty Jennie travelled 3 over hours
from Seremban to Noah's Ark Natural Animal Shelter to visit her dogs?
10 years ago at the age of 68 Aunty Jennie packed her
belongings and moved to Malaysia with her 7 rescued dogs which she raised as
puppies from the streets of Singapore.
When I asked her why did she move to
Malaysia?
She said that they could not stay in the apartment
because they were getting bigger and she feared that neighbours will complain.
However, things did not turn out as well as
it would be when she moved to Malaysia. Neighbours started to complain that her
dogs were noisy. In order for her dogs to be with her and NOT wanting to give
up the dogs she had to debark the dogs.
Before you criticise her for debarking the
dogs - please ask yourself if you were in her situation which option would you
choose? Especially when one is so far away from home and all alone with no
support from family and friends - she has no other choice.
(A) To rehome the dogs and not knowing how
your dogs will be treated and the dogs will NOT have the same love given by
you?
OR
(B) To debark the dogs and to be with them
for the rest of their life?
If I had to pick one, I will choose option
(B) because I rather have my fur kids with me till their last breathe then to
be away from them.
Ten years have passed and 4 dogs have passed
on. Two months ago, Aunty Jennie had to downgrade from renting a house to
renting a room, she approached Noah's Ark Natural Animal Shelter for help if we
could take on her dogs.
After considering her appeal and her age, we
accepted her three dogs and made Noah's Ark their forever home.
We were also concern for Aunty Jennie who is
now 78 and living alone so that she can have a peace of mind that her dogs are
taken care off.
As much as we would like to save every dog or
cat on the streets, we can't take in and save all animals.
Noah's Ark Natural Animal Shelter's Mission
is to help single seniors who are living alone and to help their pets in case
anything happens to them. And our priority is to provide shelter for animals
who have abused and with disabilities.
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