Pet lovers rise to the rescue of stranded furry friends


All lives matter: Facebook page Warga Kuantan Official highlighted the efforts of some who rescued 30 cats in Inderaputra within 12 hours. — Photo from Warga Kuantan Official.

JOHOR BARU: The furry victims of the devastating floods have not been forgotten by those with a heart of gold.

“When I saw videos on social media of animals, especially cats, stranded and helpless due to the rising flood waters, I wanted to do my part by offering help to pet owners who are trying to navigate the floods,” said retail supervisor Nur Ainin Sofiya Ahmad Rozaidi, 24.

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