Dogs are so friendly..

Tick-plagued dog finds new home Published on: Tuesday, May 19, 2015 daily Express Kota Kinabalu: After living with hundreds of ticks latched onto its body for weeks, a stray dog in Taman Millennium Heights here is finally on its way to recovery. The dog, named Max, has a new family who took him in as a new member of the family thanks to efforts by members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Kota Kinabalu who came to its rescue last week. "Max is now has a healthier and has shiny coat," said SPCA volunteer Jenny Chung when met on Sunday. "We are happy that this dog is recovering from ticks and we are also very happy that the Mogan family are willing to adopt and give a stray dog like Max a chance," she said. Last Sunday, Chung and SPCA Head of Education Committee Dr Roslee Abbas came to the residential area after being alerted by a resident about ticks crawling in nearly every corner of not only his porch but also along the pavement and grass near his house along Jalan Bundusan here. It was later found that three neighbours were also battling armies of ticks crawling on their porch. On further investigation, it was found that three neighbours were also battling armies of ticks crawling on their porch. The source of the ticks was later traced to a dog seen roaming around the neighbourhood for the past few weeks prompting residents to alert SPCA for assistance. Meanwhile, Susan Undih and her husband Krishnan Mogan recalled seeing Max roaming near their home a few weeks ago. "Several dogs would come near our house and return to their owners, so we thought Max belonged to one of our neighbours, but after a few months, he remained near our house and we realised that its fur was covered with ticks when we fed it," said Susan. She said even their dog, called Dashy, was infected by the ticks and they had to call the pest control for assistance. "It is a good thing SPCA came and assisted us with Dashy, now she is healthier," she said, adding that the family decided to adopt Max as they had grown attached to it to

dog found the crime /murdered victim one year later

Ms O’Hara’s body was found by a dog-walker in September 2013, more than a year after she had gone missing. Two days later, police found her bags and mobile phones at a reservoir nearby. Full article: http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=497802:my-urge-to-rape-stab-kill-is-huge%E2%80%99&Itemid=4#ixzz3Xz6omuHy Follow us: @MsiaChronicle on Twitter

Soon dogs would be "endangered specie" in Sabah and Borneo

UK NGO wins award for helping strays in Sabah Published on: Tuesday, April 21, 2015 Email to a friend Printer Friendly Kota Kinabalu: UK-based International Aid for the Protection and Welfare of Animals (IAPWA) has been chosen as the winner of the Charity Team of the Year Ceva Animal Welfare Award 2015 in recognition for its work on helping strays in Sabah. Receiving the awards was founder Nicky Stevens who set up IAPWA upon returning from her first visit to Borneo in 2009. IAPWA was registered with the Charity Commission in 2010. During the following three years, Stevens regularly visited Borneo to attend meetings with the local government in the hope of finding a mutually acceptable way to help protect and care for its street animals. Her efforts paid off when IAPWA was awarded management of the local dog pound in the city here and its first project, 'Change for a pound', was launched in July 2014. This project enabled the local team to change from the previously used methods of dog population control to a more humane solution, whilst also providing much needed veterinary care, and marked the start of a very exciting journey in the improvement of animal welfare within the country. IAPWA has since gone from strength to strength and, thanks to its supporters, has been able to provide veterinary care to hundreds of stray dogs that would have otherwise suffered in silence. "In many countries around the world, inhumane methods of dog population control are often practised. In addition to the obvious suffering that this causes the animals, these methods rarely address the underlying problems regarding strays. "At IAPWA we focus on providing long-term solutions that make a difference and change the lives of animals in need," she said. "As well as managing the dog pound in Kota Kinabalu, where we provide much needed veterinary care and rehoming services to dogs unable to cope on the streets, we also engage with and educate the local community about responsible pet ownership," according to her. IAPWA Project Manager, Sharilyn Marcus, a native of Sabah, said she was proud to be part of the IAPWA team "I am delighted that our work in Kota Kinabalu has been recognised by Ceva," she said, adding that the appreciation should also goes to Mayor Datuk Abidin Madingkir, Director General, Datuk Yeo Boon Hai and Director, Robert Lipon as well as Veterinary Director Dr Yeo Boon Kiat for assisting IAPWA in its endeavour. "As there are approximately 10,000 stray dogs in the Kota Kinabalu region alone, we desperately need to expand the size of our dog pound so that we can improve the lives of many more street animals. "Now that we have won the 'Charity Team of the Year' Ceva Animal Welfare Award 2015, I hope that more people will get to learn about our work and choose to support IAPWA and I would like to thank City Hall and Veterinary and Animal Services Industry Department for their utmost support," she said. Meanwhile, Ceva Managing Director, Alan Doyle said it has been another successful year for the Ceva Animal Welfare Awards, attracting many praiseworthy entries. "Ceva are keen to promote animal welfare on a global level and we are glad to be able to honour organisations and individuals who have given so much and are actively improving the lives of animals. Our goal of combating the world's major animal health challenges is supported by these individual and personal efforts," he said. As IAPWA is a charity it relies entirely on the generosity of the animal lovers that support its work. For more information, including details of how you can get involved and help the stray animals of Borneo, visit www.iapwa.org. Stevens received the award on April 7 in Birmingham, UK.

why only use dog for Police work?

 why kill so many dogs???

Quote: "He said police had sent the tracker dog and forensic units to the scene to investigate."

Datuk loses RM500k in robbery at Taman Jesselton

GEORGE TOWN, Feb 14 — A real estate company manager with the title “Datuk” lost almost RM500,000 in a robbery at his two-storey bungalow in Taman Jesselton here today.
 A police spokesman said in the 3.20am robbery, four robbers, believed to be Indonesians, broke into the house by prising open the back door and went into a room occupied by two maids, before waking up the manager’s son, who was in another room.
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“The three victims were then tied and hurled into the Datuk’s room, where the robbers, armed with a knife, then forced the Datuk to open a safe box containing about RM300,000,” he said when contacted here.


He said the robbers, who wore face masks and gloves, also ransacked the room and took five branded watches and a handphone, worth RM200,000, before fleeing the scen


Meanwhile, Timur Laut deputy police chief Supt Abdul Rahman Ahmad, when contacted, confirmed the robbery.

GEORGE TOWN, Feb 14 — A real estate company manager with the title “Datuk” lost almost RM500,000 in a robbery at his two-storey bungalow in Taman Jesselton here today.
A police spokesman said in the 3.20am robbery, four robbers, believed to be Indonesians, broke into the house by prising open the back door and went into a room occupied by two maids, before waking up the manager’s son, who was in another room.
“The three victims were then tied and hurled into the Datuk’s room, where the robbers, armed with a knife, then forced the Datuk to open a safe box containing about RM300,000,” he said when contacted here.
He said the robbers, who wore face masks and gloves, also ransacked the room and took five branded watches and a handphone, worth RM200,000, before fleeing the scene.
Meanwhile, Timur Laut deputy police chief Supt Abdul Rahman Ahmad, when contacted, confirmed the robbery.
He said police had sent the tracker dog and forensic units to the scene to investigate.
“We will also look at the recording of a closed-circuit television camera at the premises to assist investigation,” he added. — Bernama
- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/datuk-loses-rm500k-in-robbery#sthash.YxDWihW9.dpuf

He said the robbers, who wore face masks and gloves, also ransacked the room and took five branded watches and a handphone, worth RM200,000, before fleeing the scene.
Meanwhile, Timur Laut deputy police chief Supt Abdul Rahman Ahmad, when contacted, confirmed the robbery.
He said police had sent the tracker dog and forensic units to the scene to investigate.
- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/datuk-loses-rm500k-in-robbery#sthash.YxDWihW9.dpuf

 He said police had sent the tracker dog and forensic units to the scene to investigate.


the premises to assist investigation,” he added. — Bernama
- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/datuk-loses-rm500k-in-robbery#sthash.YxDWihW9.dpuf

29. Lawyer died trying to rescue puppies

 http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=89354

Lawyer's bid to rescue puppy results in his death

Published on: Thursday, April 24, 2014

Kota Kinabalu: A 27-year-old lawyer who went out of his way to help a puppy in distress fell headlong into the hole it was trapped in and died early Wednesday. Jay Jeffrey Linjungan's father who returned to the family home in Kg Ramayah, Penampang around 11am, found him stuck in the three-metre deep hole nearby.
"His father saw his vehicle still parked in the garage, prompting him to search for Jay, only to find his son's legs jutting out with his body halfway out of the hole," said his close lawyer friend, who only wished to be identified as Adel.
It was said that he was still breathing when his father found him, but was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital where doctors found mud stuck in his mouth.
Adel said Jay who loved animals is believed to have tried to save the puppy but slipped and fell into the hole which was covered in mud.
It was learnt that heavy rain the previous night had caused a landslide in the area.
Sabah Law Association President Datuk Ganesh Nandy described Jay's untimely demise as a loss to the Sabah Bar, saying Jay was one of the promising young lawyers.
"I knew him when he was still chambering with a firm because our respective companies were in the same building at Wisma Merdeka," he said.
"If I am not mistaken Jay was admitted to the Sabah Bar about one and a half years ago. I can remember it because I presided on behalf of the SLA at that time and I also interviewed him," said Ganesh.
"Actually I met him in the court Tuesday morning. As usual, he was doing his work, normal things, and greeted everyone and talking with his friends," recalled Ganesh.
Others who also knew Jay, who read law at UiTM after finishing his secondary studies at St Michael's Penampang, also described him as an affable young man who got along well with others.
His childhood friend, known only as Ryne, 28, claimed the last time they met was during a full moon celebration of their friend's child.
"I tried contacting him since last night via WhatsApp and calls but he did not answer me," he said, adding he tried calling again today (Wednesday) only to be told about the incident.
Ryne described him as a responsible man who was the hope of the family.
Penampang MP Darrel Leiking who also knew him said he was heartbroken on hearing the sad news.
"He was a good boy until the end É this is not something that we do everyday," he said. Animal activist Sam Lau when contacted said it is most unfortunate that a person should die in such a manner.
"Even though I have never met him in person, I have utmost respect for what he did. It is a noble act for a person to take the time and risk their life to rescue an animal," said Lau. Police have classified the case as sudden death.

28. Judy feeding her 3 puppies in the wild

28. Complainant declared she did not lodge anythying to DBKK

Halo DBKK,

Complainant Pn Mariana told me via her husband that she did not ring DBKK and that someone used her name and telephone number to lodge the FALSE report.


So this is CRIMINAL conspiracy of SSY.

All the work of YB Edward Yong in pursuit of terrorism of SSY.