Foreign NGO and Ipoh clinic help low-income folk spay female dogs for free


A rescuer sending a stray dog to a veterinary clinic to be spayed.

A US-based animal welfare non-governmental organisation (NGO) is offering to help low-income folk spay their female dogs for free.

Filbert’s Foundation for Furry Friends, also known as F5, is collaborating with Mercy Veterinary Clinic in Taman Ipoh Timur on a programme to deter unwanted puppy births and dumping of pets.

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