Comments on: Abandoned

By: Alicia Ling Horsley

Alicia Ling Horsley — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 01:23:16 +0000

and of course you’re welcome to visit

By: Alicia Ling Horsley

Alicia Ling Horsley — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 01:08:07 +0000

We are not against people who love purebred animals. Olivia is Malaysia’s only Ragdoll breeder
We are against people who dump their pets. We hope people will think before buying from a petshop or dealer because it omadvertently supports kitten and puppy mills. We are against people who cannot see that domestics and purebreds are EQUAL in every way.

If you love you Kojiro and Michi equally, then you are a hero!

By: Hafez Carlucci Zahruddin

Hafez Carlucci Zahruddin — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 02:57:04 +0000

To be frank, I think it is not fair to leave a negative vibes towards those who loves purebred furry friends.
I myself have bought a dollface Persian (his name is Kojiro, love him to death), because I have this quirkiness of having something different. However, I also have a domestic short hair kitten (her name is Michi, love her to death too~~~!) rescued from my backyard.
I would love to take home those stray cats at the back alley of my home, (and also those friendly active cats of Pet Epicure, Melawati), but I don’t have the luxury of space in my home.
What I can do at the moment is buy extra bags of catfood whenever I buy one for my two kittens so that I can feed those stray cats who are brave enough to come near my door. (And I can see that some of the neighbours are very annoyed of me attracting those cats to the compund).
I also keep this habit of putting some cash in your ‘tabung’ at your counter whenever I buy stuff from Pet Epicure.
To end this rant, I would like to ask, is it ok if I occasionally visit Pet Epicure, just to pet some of those friendly cats you have for adoption?
Thanks!