Trapped furkids now in safe hands


It’s going to be alright: Dr Farina checking on a few of the rescued cats at the temporary shelter in Kota Kemuning. — Bernama

SHAH ALAM: They may have been drenched, hungry and thirsty, but the pet cats and dogs of flood-ravaged Taman Sri Muda were never abandoned.

Even if they had to be left alone perched here and there in the flooded houses, their owners, who had to be evacuated in a hurry, came back to rescue them.

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