Hi all,

This weekend I went to Penang Island for wedding and while eating on Sunday afternoon (15th Feb) at the market area opposite Sunshine Square , I saw a kitten.

Age is below 1 month, probably 3 weeks ! He is walking inside the foodcourt and can be located in the middle of the foodcourt area with many tables and chairs..

I played with him a while and he is very small and light and very cute too..

I wanted to bring him back to PJ but the driver of the car does not want any cats in the car..so I had to leave him there..

And I thought the best I can do is to post it up in all the cat forums in Malaysia and hope that some kind adopters/fosterer in penang can go there to find and help the kitten...besides that kitten I mentioned, I saw two more kittens perhaps around 1-1.5 months nearby the place they burn the incense between the market and foodcourt but didnt have time to take pics..

So any penang cat lovers/ adopters/ fosterers please spare some time and go to the foodcourt opposite sunshine square and rescue all of them..I think there are many strays there!

Attached the pic below

the kitten look so thin

stray kitten mar....lol....

anyway, guys, i just got a price list of RC and SP from petplayground. much cheaper than market rate. do pm him for more info.

like show cheap? if Science Plan Adult 15kg can get below RM172.. then i will get it.

hahaha well said abang brother!!!
wouldnt we all be happier if our male cats could just ease them self
El...perhaps you should come up with a second edition to "the catzine" somesort of editirial porn for cats"play cats" perhaps
or perhaps a revised "kama sutra" book for cats which im very sure Bunga will be glay interested to contribute...hehehehe

ahahaha.. what im thinking is, the female should know how to ease them self, instead of the male. let the male gets horny, since they will produce no kitten(s).

oh my who will read that cat kama sutra book anyway? haiya you being such a naughty cat today eh!

we the owner shall read the notes(cara2 wat posisi) to our cats and let them see the pictures to have a clearer view on the posisi
its like show n tell concept...

ahahah the normal one is male on top of female.

have you ever see a cat mating sideways? i saw few times but the same cat lah. ahahaha

oops...terlupa plak!!! pasal female ease them self...perhaps we can create a DIY for female cats(VIBRATOR)
habis citer...gerenti lulus...NO male cats needed

with that technology, you end up having a female cats that can do vibrate action like receiving incoming call via nokia

you may not like your cats vibrate like the nokia, but it will look better if they vibrate like beyonce knowles and pussycat dolls

eermm...kalo abang brother dia nak vibrator cam britney spears!!!
alngkah bagus kalo misha omar boleh vibrate

well im sure they look cute wen they vibrate...vibrating furballzzzz
i seriously wonder if they have such items like tat in the market for cats???

ahahaha if they do, vibrate won't make any satisfaction on your cat...still will keep calling for male cat

3 kittens were adopted by 3 loving families. only thing left is 1 and a half male cat and a female cat.

the half cat is because the two cats always fight and they fallen into the compound of my neighbours house. the dogs there bit the fella but lucky he was not killed although he lost half his ear... but he not sure what to do with the half cat,.

maybe move him to a new neighbourhood where cat are more predominant.

not so sure about 15kg. maybe you can PM him ?

thought i'd share this...from spca email to me..

On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 7:44 PM, SPCA Selangor <spca@streamyx.com> wrote:



News From SPCA Selangor
For release on Sunday, 15th Feb 2009

On Friday, 13th February 2009, the SPCA Selangor Front Office received a call from the management office of an apartment complex in Ampang. Neighbours had been complaining about the stench emanating from an apartment where some cats had been abandoned, when the tenant suddenly disappeared.

Nothing could have prepared SPCA Staff for what they found in the apartment.

Friday
SPCA driver Rajesparan went to the apartment on Friday afternoon to survey the situation and remove the cats. Upon entering the apartment, the smell of animal waste was suffocating. The living room floor was covered in pools of faeces and urine. There were dozens of cats in the living room, kitchen, wash area and even on the air-conditioning units hovering above the balcony. He managed to rescue 11 cats and kittens that afternoon, and left plenty of food and water for the remaining cats until they could be rescued the following day.


Food and water had been left behind until SPCA staff returned the next morning

Their owners had allegedly vacated the apartment two months ago, apparently leaving behind their maid with the cats. The maid had run away in last two weeks, leaving the cats without access to food or water and living in layers of filth. The majority of the cats and kittens were in a heart-wrenching state – emaciated, sick or suffering from bad skin conditions. All of them were frightened and almost feral in their behaviour.



5-6 cats were perched on the air-con units or on the metal brackets



Saturday
On Saturday morning at 10am, SPCA staff Lursamy and Jacinta Johnson, and Global Animal Welfare Solutions (GAWS) consultant Glyn Roberts went to retrieve the balance of the cats and kittens.


L: Carrying in the cages and equipment | R: The floor was covered in faeces

There was a lone cat sitting in the living room balcony, which scrambled away when the team entered. Hovering above the balcony clinging tightly to the air-conditioning units were another 6-7 cats. After checking that the bedrooms were clear of cats, the team proceeded to the kitchen.



The wash area where cats hid one on top of the other among the carriers and rubbish



L: Kittens clung to the cage bars in fear | R: Litterboxes full to the brim with faeces

Adjoining the kitchen was a wash area, where several cages, carriers and a cat condo had been stacked. Two litterboxes on the floor were filled to the brim with faeces and urine, and the floor was covered in animal waste as well. More than 30 petrified faces met ours – there were cats and kittens clinging onto the cages, climbing up the windows, stuffed in carriers and hidden among the rubbish on the floor. After clearing the kitchen of broken glass, scattered utensils and debris, the cats were shoo-ed into the kitchen a few at a time. Glyn and Samy used special gloves and a pole to catch them and place them securely into cages, moving them in batches into the living room.


Lursamy attempts to catch one of the less nervous cats, after getting a deep scratch from another

"It is likely that the owners let the cats breed out of control and then confined most of the growing kittens in the wash room area. It would have taken months to get this bad. Due to the large number and lack of human contact the cats had become semi-feral and difficult to handle. Be a responsible pet owner and always get your cat or dog neutered. Don't leave the SPCA to pick up the pieces,” comments Roberts.






34 cats and kittens were retrieved on Saturday. One cat had managed to climb out the wash area window, while 5-6 other cats were perched on the air-con units in the living room balcony. Not wanting to provoke them and risk them falling 4-floors down, the team left the doors open so that cats could climb back down safely and go into the apartment to eat, drink and rest.

The 45 cats and kittens were brought back and are housed temporarily at the SPCA Cat Quarantine area. Sadly, 20 cats had to be euthanized on Sunday morning as they were very sick and weak. The other cats are under observation for the next few days, after which they will either be vaccinated and put up for adoption, placed in foster homes or euthanized humanely.




These are pictures of some of the cats that are still under observation in the quarantine area. They have been through so much in the last few months, and are traumatised and under-weight. If you think you can even give even one of these cats or kittens a second chance at a normal life, please call 4256 5312/ 4253 5179 or e-mail us at spca@streamyx.com immediately.

SPCA Staff will be going back to rescue the balance of the cats on Monday. The apartment management will be forwarding SPCA copies of a police report that they lodged, whilst they also try to track down the tenant through the owner of the apartment.


SPCA Selangor | Jln Kerja Ayer Lama, 68000 Ampang Jaya, Selangor | T: 42565312/ 42535179 F: 42528382 | spca@streamyx.com

SPCA Selangor 2009, All Rights Reserved.

Omg, i hate owners like that!

ash,el, ada budak sini =_=

EEE... so sad to read that!!

so many cats..the owner sell the cat or what...

(^____^)

hey nicoty, how's your kitten? already spay?

not sure. the cats look like DSH... if they sell it, i don't know who will buy DSH anyway...