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Animal Flood Relief – HULU LANGAT, Selangor On January 1 and 2, 2022, The Stray Animal Foundation Malaysia (SAFM) helped animals and pet keepers in Hulu Langat Selangor. SFAM carried out this mission in collaboration with the Malaysian Veterinary Department (DVS), Malaysian Veterinary Association (MAVMA), MSAVA, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) KELAB KUCING MALAYSIA, and SPCA

Flood Relief – Puchong On 8th March 2022, Klang Valley was hit by another flash flood that affected parts of Kuala Lumpur. Thus, SAFM had mobilised an emergency team of 10 rescuers to help the stray animals that had been affected on 8 & 10 March. We localised the Puchong district of Kuala Lumpur as

Animal Flood Relief, Terengganu Persatuan Haiwan Terbiar (SAFM) had mobilised a rescue and flood assistance mission to Kuala Berang, Terengganu on 5th & 6th March 2022. The area was badly affected by the seasonal flood which has caused heavy damages to property and families. SAFM has distributed around 1,740 kg of cat and dog kibbles

Animal Flood Relief – Johor The seasonal monsoon had caused damaging floods to areas in Peninsular Malaysia. Segamat, Johor is one of the areas that was badly affected. Persatuan Haiwan Terbiar (SAFM) had mobilised a team of 17 rescuers to Pogoh, Segamat Johor for 2 days (8 Jan – 9 Jan 2022). Around 1,270 kg

Food and Medical Aid for Animal Shelter Affected By Massive Floods in Hulu Langat On Sunday, 2 January 2022, SAFM visited Meow Shelter located in Hulu Langat, Selangor. Food and medical supplies were distributed to the shelter that houses many abandoned cats and dogs. The initiative was a collaborative effort between SAFM, SPCA Selangor, and

Wildlife Rescue in Gombak Last Saturday, a monkey was rescued from a fallen tree and found roaming around alone in Jalan Ulu Gombak Lama. The rescuer immediately took the monkey home to be fed and treated. Subsequently, the rescuer contacted SAFM for further advice. Preparations were made by SAFM made preparations for the rescuer to

Stray Feeding and TNR Program As a non-governmental organization (NGO) that does not depend on any party, SFAM needs funds from the public to carry out activities like feeding stray animals including paying the medical costs at the veterinary clinic for injured or sick animals. We also help to prevent the overpopulation of wild animals

Animal Rescue in Setapak On 13 May 2021, SAFM received a complaint of a pet dumping incident involving a dog abandoned by its owner without food or water supply for 2 months. The dog was discovered in an apartment unit in Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. When neighbouring residents realized loud barking noises, they became suspicious and