IPOH: The Perak state government will be organising a large scale" Trap-Neuter-Release"( TNR) programme next year, says Sandrea Ng Shy Ching. The state housing and local government committee chairman said the programme would be a cooperation between the state government with several animal welfare organisations. She said the programme was mainly aimed to enhance awareness among the public, and dog owners." The state government will provide subsidies to ensure everyone plays a role, and takes the

IPOH: Wong Kee Yuw was heartbroken when he saw the lifeless bodies of about 20 stray dogs that he had been feeding for the past seven years near the Tasik Cermin Eco Park here.“ I do not know who would be so cruel and inhumane to do this to them, ” said the former eatery worker. Wong, 61, said the dogs that he fed every morning had not caused any problems for the factory workers and lorry drivers there.“ Those who work in the area are aware that I feed the dogs every morning.“ I had not heard of

IPOH: About 20 stray dogs are believed to have been poisoned and killed near the Tasik Cermin Eco Park in Gunung Rapat. Photos of the carcasses being collected by Ipoh City Council workers have since gone viral on social media on Saturday( Feb 26). Ipoh Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals president Ricky Soong said he received a call from a volunteer on the gruesome finding at about 7. 30am." When I got there, the city council workers were already removing the bodies.... We believe