Thursday, September 13, 2012

The seven-year-old boy trapped in a silent world... until his cat Jessi taught him to speak




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2202336/Selective-Mutism-The-little-boy-trapped-silent-world--cat-taught-speak.html

Firm friends: Lorcan Dillon with his cat Jessi who taught him to speak
Firm friends: Lorcan Dillon with his cat Jessi who taught him to speak


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2202336/Selective-Mutism-The-little-boy-trapped-silent-world--cat-taught-speak.html#ixzz26LuBDLbU

Save Our Street Dogs

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In the midst of chaos and constant struggles that we face in what we do, we at SOSD wanna take a little moment and share our heartfelt thoughts….

The battle is very, very hard. We've had countless moments of discouragement and disappointments. Moments when we shed tears of helplessness and despair. There are times that we wonder if we can carry on, if we can take the next step forward. For we are few…very few, standing in the face of mountainous odds against us.

But out from nowhere, hands appear and reach out together with us in our humble mission of saving street lives. Hands big and small, far and near, they all joined in and reach out together with us. Strangers become comrades as we work towards saving as many street dogs as we possibly can.

Our mission could not have come this distance without our friends. Friends who though have not met our street dogs, have opened their hearts and contributed through their strength in so many ways. They render their support and strengthen us in the areas of lack and of weakness.

It is an unrelenting uphill struggle but where there is love and compassion, there is strength to scale the great mountains and brave dark storms.

So we want to take this moment to pause, and thank everyone who is standing with us in reaching out to our street dogs. We want to thank you for choosing compassion and humanity that our society has forgotten. Mostly, we want to thank you for not turning your heart away from the plight of our helpless, homeless street dogs. You have helped save many innocent lives.

We may be small and few, but together we shall strive to change the world for our street dogs. 

With heartfelt gratitude and sincerity,
Save Our Street Dogs


Dear Human..


Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Spay Day on 19 Oct targets to sterilise 300 cats!

http://www.catwelfare.org/drupal/node/6327

A prejudiced black community cat called Firsie


Cat Treadmills


There ARE residents who LOVE cats and they ARE residents who feed community cats RESPONSIBLY

"Balancing" the interest of "cat lovers" and "cat haters" is NOT by KILLING the cats but by resolving problems HUMANELY through sterilisation of the homeless cats, educating cat-owners to be responsible by sterilisation, keeping the home-cats indoor and NOT abandoning their pets and through educating residents who feed cats to do so responsibly.

This lady is in her 80s and she loves animals. One of the joys for her is to offer food to the community cats such as this one named Long-Tail, on her way to the market. She places the cat food on a paper plate and on her way home from the market, she picks up the paper plate with whatever left-over food and discard into the dust-bin nearby.