Cause that area is a M area ? If Setia Alam all those then different story. The SOS person said he will try his best to rescue the dogs tomorrow but there are too many of them in a pack. I don't think he can rescue all of them 😭

This post has been edited by -PuPu^ZaPruD3r-: Mar 13 2024, 09:22 PM

The first picture - I thought it is adult dog. But the second pic you posted, it seems that the dog is in his/her 6-8 months in age nia.

I'm not sure whether it's the same dog. He shared 1 video and few pics. The other pics are not so clear with the dogs. So I only shared the clear picture which he sent

From the video, can see 3 dogs. 1 dog has broken left front leg. So pitiful. I think poster is M from the video cause can hear his voice speaking in Malay. I asked him to confirm

I asked for help in the FB group page but nobody has offered any help yet. All only asking what is the status and asking other ppl to help. Action speak louder than words 🤔

that is normal. When the dog is rescued, all lari without donate one.

SOS person texted me saying he needs some funds for medical. I'm asking the person who said he doesn't mind sponsoring. Awaiting his reply

Hopefully not talk cock sing song those type of ppl

This dog behaves like a cat. Can't keep in any room as he will jump off.

a cat soul in a dog body

Q : according to studies of animal behavior, why do some dogs love to jump or climb over the fences or walls which are over 5 feet tall to get to the other side?

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Dogs are naturally curious and social creatures, and their desire to jump or climb over fences or walls can stem from a variety of factors rooted in their instincts, behavior, and environment. Here are some reasons why dogs might exhibit this behavior:

Exploration and Curiosity: Dogs are naturally curious animals, and they often want to explore their surroundings. If they see something interesting on the other side of the fence, such as another animal, a person, or simply a new area to investigate, they may attempt to jump or climb over the barrier to satisfy their curiosity.

Socialization: Dogs are social animals that thrive on interaction with other dogs, animals, and people. If they see other dogs or people on the other side of the fence, they may try to jump over to join them, especially if they feel lonely or isolated in their own yard.

Boredom and Energy: Dogs that are under-stimulated or have excess energy may resort to jumping or climbing over fences as a way to alleviate boredom or release pent-up energy. Regular exercise, mental stimulation, and interactive play can help reduce this behavior.

Escape or Freedom: Some dogs may attempt to jump or climb over fences in an attempt to escape confinement or seek freedom. This could be due to feeling confined or restricted in their current space, a desire to explore beyond their boundaries, or to seek out new experiences.

Prey Drive: Dogs, particularly those with a high prey drive such as terriers or hounds, may be motivated to jump or climb over fences if they see potential prey on the other side, such as squirrels, rabbits, or birds.

Attention-Seeking Behavior: Dogs are known to seek attention from their owners, and jumping or climbing over fences may be a way for them to garner attention, especially if they have learned that this behavior elicits a response from their owners, whether positive or negative.

Anxiety or Fear: In some cases, dogs may attempt to escape over fences due to anxiety or fear, such as during thunderstorms, fireworks, or in response to perceived threats or stressors in their environment.

Lack of Training or Boundaries: Dogs that have not been properly trained or taught boundaries may be more likely to attempt to jump or climb over fences simply because they have not learned appropriate behavior or have not been consistently reinforced for staying within their designated area.

It's essential for dog owners to understand the underlying reasons behind their dog's behavior and address any issues through training, environmental enrichment, and providing appropriate outlets for exercise and mental stimulation. Additionally, ensuring that fences are secure and tall enough to prevent escape can help mitigate the risk of dogs jumping or climbing over them.

This post has been edited by steevan1000: Mar 14 2024, 09:13 AM

Just a bit of update for the injured dog

SOS person and another person will try to rescue / catch the dog tonight. He said MEEFA might want to take in the dog in their shelter. He told me that vet sponsor only willing to sponsor RM 1k for the vet fees. I told him I will help him get the balance of vet fees (hopefully not RM 5k). RM 2k vet fees still ok as I just need to obtain RM 1k balance..

Hopefully good news tonight. He will update me if anything

Hi TS. Thank you for sharing your story. You are a real hero to these dogs. I will support by buying your cashew nuts 🙏

I am feeding 5 stray puppies. There are 2 males & 3 females. They are abt 3.5 - 4 mths old now. Once they hv reached 5mths i am planning to send the females for sterilization.

Can u share the name & address of the clinic? I hv asked around, the cheapest to sterile each female is RM220. If the clinic is within 60km radius probably it is still cheaper to send the pups there.

Thnks TS.

Hi, SKE, thanks for reading my dogs' stories.

Where are you located? The clinic that I always visit is a vet located in Butterworth. The price given is upon negotiation.

If it is not far from you, you can PM me.

This post has been edited by jack2: Mar 14 2024, 07:10 PM

Oowhh.. Bworth is too far😔. I thought if it is around Sg. Bakap i still can send them. I am in Taiping

if our assumption is true that the dog left front leg is broken & surgery or multiple surgeries is needed, i reckon it won't be just only a few thousands.
but hopefully the treatment doesn't need any surgeries & the fees are minimal.

The SOS person send me photos and video this morning at 2 am. He successfully managed to rescue / saved the dog. Asking him for his next step now and vet fees etc. God bless him ♥️






This post has been edited by -PuPu^ZaPruD3r-: Mar 15 2024, 07:59 AM

It is not an easy task when the dog is not friendly to human. Need tools to catch and spend time too.

Syabas!

Namo Amitabha

time to slowly transform into a healthy & happy dog.

Ramadan is characterized by acts of charity, compassion, and communal gatherings.

However, many strays dogs were caught secara besar-besaran in Butterworth.

Why don't they give all Sentient beings live peacefully as what they suppose to in this earth?

SOS fella enlisted a kind Malay guy who helped him to catch the injured dog this morning. The Malay guy has all the tools like net and cage as he has been saving dogs previously

I got the contact and Whatsapp the Malay guy offering my thanks and gratitude for saving the dog. I offered some money for his work and trouble but he rejected me. God bless him. Wish there were more ppl like him

Are there many stray dogs in Butterworth ? Seldom see any stray dogs in my area.. Usually it's those with collars and owners accidentally let them out.. But they are tamed and just go around wandering my area.. Nobody will kacau the dogs at all and dogs also won't kacau anyone

still many ..