Noah's Residents
Thursday, December 15, 2016
Noah's Ark tee - Happy Animals
Code: 0001 - Happy Animals
Price: S$18
Colour: White
New tee shirts make wonderful Christmas gifts
Take a look at the latest design. Buy our ever popular tee shirts for yourself, your family and friends. Available in all sizes for adults and children, these snazzy tees are being snapped up as they also make good gifts for this festive season while helping a good cause at the same time.
Every 3 tee shirts sold will help us to buy a bag of food. Do your Christmas shopping with us and help us feed the dogs and cats at NANAS.
To place your order, please contact us for via email at nanasspore@gmail.com and to indicate the following:
1. Code Number
2. Quantity
3. Size
Please add postage fee for Singapore:
S$3.80 for 1 to 2 pcs
S$7.60 for 3 to 6 pcs
Free delivery for 7 pcs and above
Sizes for Adults:
Lady's Cut
Small - 40 cm
Medium - 43 cm
Large - 46 cm
X-Large - 49 cm
Regular Cut
X-Small - 44 cm
Small - 47 cm
Medium - 50 cm
Large -53 cm
X-Large - 56 cm
XX-Large - 59 cm
Sizes for Kids:
Small - 36 cm
Large - 41 cm
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
NANAS First Fund Raising Dinner: 25 November 2016
This was a night to remember!
It was the first fundraising dinner by NANAS Singapore ever since it’s inception in July 2016. Vernon Cornelius and guest singer, Angelita Li from Hong Kong together with the live band did a fantastic job not only performing evergreen favourites during dinner but also granting requests from the audience and raising funds for the animals at NANAS at the same time.
We wish to thank all our supporters for attending the event and for making it a success. Many thanks to the donors for their contributions as well as the sponsors for our raffle prizes. Every bit counts and the funds raised were enough to cover the food costs and other expenses for the sanctuary for the month of September.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Photo credits: Nicole aka Nikkiko - Animal Lover, Photographer, Expedition Leader
It was the first fundraising dinner by NANAS Singapore ever since it’s inception in July 2016. Vernon Cornelius and guest singer, Angelita Li from Hong Kong together with the live band did a fantastic job not only performing evergreen favourites during dinner but also granting requests from the audience and raising funds for the animals at NANAS at the same time.
We wish to thank all our supporters for attending the event and for making it a success. Many thanks to the donors for their contributions as well as the sponsors for our raffle prizes. Every bit counts and the funds raised were enough to cover the food costs and other expenses for the sanctuary for the month of September.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Photo credits: Nicole aka Nikkiko - Animal Lover, Photographer, Expedition Leader
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| Thank you to our guests for attending our first dinner in aid of Noah's Ark Natural Animal Shelter. |
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| NANAS 2017 Calendar |
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| Raffle Draw Prizes |
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| Tickets Tickets Tickets.... |
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| Handmade craft made with LOVE. |
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| Raymund with Vernon Cornelius. |
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| Angelita Li from Hong Kong singing with Vernon Cornelius. |
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| Thank you for the music. |
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| Special guest star Angelita Li from Hong Kong. |
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Christmas Cookies by The Barkery
Message from Shiro
Help Shiro and his friends grant their Christmas wishes by ordering cookies from The Barkery Singapore.
For every order made, The Barkery Singapore will donate 25% towards the shelters all for a good cause helping animals.
To place your orders, click here http://sgbarkery.com/…/prod…/christmas-cookies-for-noahs-ark
Closing date for orders: 31 December 2016
From the bottom of all the animals hearts, thank you.
Shiro's Tale
Shiro was ill treated by his ex owner in Singapore and we tried rehoming for several months and was unsuccessful because some people found him too old, he didn't have the looks and he walked funny with a cow hock legs.
Shiro was ill treated by his ex owner in Singapore and we tried rehoming for several months and was unsuccessful because some people found him too old, he didn't have the looks and he walked funny with a cow hock legs.
Shiro is a lucky dog to be given a 2nd chance at the sanctuary and Noah's Ark has been his forever home for the past 14 months.
If you get to know him, he is a super duper sweet nature boy and some days he does behave like a BIG BABY. He does not like injections, if he does get one, he will cry loudly.
If you visit the sanctuary, do say "Hi" to Shiro - he stays at the main house.
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Mickey & Pluto are now living at Noah’s Ark
| Mickey (second from left) and Pluto (second from right) hanging out with their new friends. |
Mickey and
Pluto were two guard dogs living in a factory which was in the process of
closing its operations. Having outlived
their usefulness, they would most probably be left behind to fend for themselves. This is a very common scenario during
difficult economic times.
Taking
Action
Hearing
about the plight of these two dogs, Roger and Christine, at their own expense,
engaged a security guard to feed and look after the dogs at the empty facility
while they searched for a long-term solution to provide for the dogs. They wrote to many rescue groups in Singapore
but to no avail so they turned to Noah’s Ark Natural Animal Sanctuary (NANAS)
in Johor which took up the case.
Having
paid for the health checks at the vet, they also sponsored the dogs’ journey to
NANAS. They continued to help with
monthly contributions for the dogs under the Noah's Ark sponsorship programme
and made it a point to visit the dogs at NANAS whenever there was a public
tour. More importantly, Roger and
Christine are committed to the care of the dogs even after Noah’s Ark took up the case.
| Mickey |
| Pluto |
Commitment
and Responsibility
So what
does it actually take to save an animal’s
life? Aside from having compassion and
making that one phone call, it takes commitment and responsibility. Rescue groups depend largely on
volunteers. When someone reports a case
to us, the work does not stop there. It
is only just the beginning.
Roger and
Christine were not able to keep the dogs because of their existing pet
commitments but that did not stop them from giving the two dogs another shot at
life. It was inhumane to leave them to
fight for their own fate.
They could
not turn a blind eye but instead were committed and changed the lives of these
two dogs. Mickey and Pluto would never
have had a new lease of life in NANAS if WORDS did not turn into ACTION.
One person’s action can turn another’s life into a better
one. We cannot thank Roger and Christine
enough for their commitment to save the lives of these two dogs and for
continuing their journey with them.
You Can
Also Help Us To Help Them
Rescue
work is never easy and that is the reason why we need your help so we can help
these unfortunate animals. If you are
able to contribute in any way to our cause, please contact us at nanassporea@gmail.com.
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Khang Khang's plight - slashed by a man wielding a parang
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| Khang Khang - after the attack by the abuser
and before he was brought to the
animal clinic in Melaka.
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14-Oct-16
Khang Khang was slashed by a man wielding a parang on a motorbike at Taman Malim Jaya, Melaka. When the first blow struck, Khang Khang was so stunned that he shat and peed on the spot, giving the sadist a second chance to slash him again. That shook him up and he ran away leaving a trail of blood behind him.
Khang Khang became a stray 2 months ago. He had an owner. She died from a sudden stroke in a hospital. Overnight he was homeless. Khang Khang depended on the neighbours to feed him.
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| At the animal clinic in Melaka. He stayed over night so that he could have a good's night rest and away from harm. |
17-Oct-16
A
neighbour and her 4 year old grandson witnessed the attack on Khang Khang. Her
daughter contacted us and asked for help as he was in pain and flies were
hovering over his wound.
We
advised to bring Khang Khang to an animal clinic in Melaka for treatment. The neighbour also feared for his safety as
the abuser was seen "ronda" the Taman, looking for Khang Khang.
When
Raymund Wee learnt of Khang Khang's plight, he immediately offered the
sanctuary as a permanent home.
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| Khang Khang was discharged from animal clinic in Melaka and on the way to a "safe place". |
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| Khang Khang with our volunteer in Melaka. He knew he was going to a safe place. |
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| Khang Khang at a "safe place" while waiting for arrangements to send him to the sanctuary. |
20-Oct-16
Khang
Khang made his journey to Noah's Ark.
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| Removing the maggots. |
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| The wounds are stitched up. The tubes are surgical drainage tubes to prevent accumulating fluid, typically blood which serves as a medium for bacterial growth. |
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| Dr Keshia attending to Khang Khang. After stitching the wounds, Dr Keshia had him castrated. |
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| About 2 weeks later, Khang Khang's wounds were healing. |
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