From a gangster to a nuah cat.

The wonder of sterilization.

Labels: Beng Beng

2' tall X'mas tree for sale.

$12 each. 3 for $30.

Free delivery for 3 and above order.

Proceeds will be used to fund my cat sterilization programme for year 2009.

Interested, please call me at 94788285.

Thanks for your support!






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Labels: Fund Raising

He knew I didn't like him on my lap or on the keyboard.

He smartly sit next to the PC mouse.

Labels: Zhan Zhao

This morning, I delivered the Thank-you chocolates to the northern clinics. Met 2 lovely community cats.


2 last clinics to go and I'll be done.

I can't seem to find ARVC on the street directory.

Labels: Spay Day

To be spayed today.

Labels: Sterilization

He is trying to catch the computer mouse!!!

Labels: Zhan Zhao

Zhan Zhao adapted fast to the office. He is now running around and playing with himself.

Labels: Zhan Zhao

He is named after my favourite character in Justic Bao, Zhan Zhao. Hopefully he will acquire good kungfu skill and get rid of the rats.

He was sent to the factory yesterday.

Labels: Zhan Zhao

I am delivering Thank-you chocolate to the vets.

I had some fun making my own gift tags.

Wasabi always busy.

Labels: Wasabi

3 more lucky cats going home to a better life.

It's been a while since I do the actual catching. It's good to be back in action.

Labels: Sterilization

Beng Beng awoken from his nap.

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This boy will be my mouser at the factory.

31 October 2008, is 3rd Spay Day for organized by CWS. We managed to get 155 cats sterilized.

The night before, I embarked on a trapping mission with a few caregivers. The trapping was very successful as there were many feeders. Unfortunately, these are feeders who don't bother with sterilization.

It is a raw area and the catching was fun. The wary cats stepping on the trap and successfully transfering them into the carrier, gave me an adrenaline rush.

My prize for the night is this pregnant tabby cat. We are unsuccessful in trapping her bacause a kaypo sterilized cat kept disturbing her.


While we were packing up and call it a day, the 4th feeder appeared. The cat immediately warmed up to her and was rubbing around her legs.

With only user-un-friendly carriers left, I gave it a last shot.

The typical scenario happened. The feeder refused to listen to me and tried to be helpful by catching the cat on her own. As usual, she got scratched. As usual, the cat got frightened. As ususal, time got wasted.

We waited for the cat calm down before I can get close enough with the feeder and grab the cat.

I started with the labelling of the cages upon reaching home. That's the queue waiting to be checked in.
The location I am heading went smoothly. I knew all the caregivers except for one. We managed to place all the cats into the slots and I accepted 2 other unregistered cats.


In the late afternoon, I started by picking up cats from Vet Practice and sending the goody bags to Bedok and pick up cats from ARC East.

The remaining cats arrived at the stadium around 7pm from 3 other clinics.

As I wanted to end the day early, I sent a few cats back to the homes of the caregivers. We finished the event at the stadium by 7.30pm.

I headed off to The Joyous Vet to check out the last 10 cats. The receptionist kindly told me that there is a back door which linked to the loading bay. It was so much easier to load the cats.

The end of the exhausting but exciting day.

Definitely has to be about my little precious Wasabi.

Her studying for A levels.

Labels: Wasabi