Sunday, October 11, 2009

Tie Up with Art Accent Gallery

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August 2009 embarked my first tie-up with June, a close friend and owner of Art Accent Gallery @ BV2. It was a solo exhibition with an entirely new collection of horse art paintings by Lim Ah Cheng where a certain amount of part proceeds would go towards Furry Friends Farm (FFF). This tie-up was a pre-WAD (World Animal Day 2009) of fundraising and creating awareness of animal welfare towards the Pulau Ketam incident. Dato’ Bridget Lai, CEO of Alliance Bank Group and an animal lover, officiated the event. Many turned guests turned up for the exhibition including media and close friends. It was a day to remember….

The final result as of early October 2009, Art Accent Gallery donates RM18k towards FFF.











































































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Saturday, September 26, 2009

World Animal Day (WAD)

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WORLD ANIMAL DAY 2009 - MALAYSIA

World Animal Day (WAD) started in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species. Since then it has grown to encompass all kinds of animal life and is widely celebrated in countries throughout the world. October 4 was chosen as World Animal Day as it is the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.
It is intended as a day of celebration for anyone in the world who cares about animals. It is not restricted to any one nationality, creed, religion, political belief or ideology.
Launched in the United Kingdom on 4 October 2003, organizations, groups, animal shelters, places of worship, schools, clubs and individuals who participated in what was to become an annual event, quite simply, helped make history.
Since the official World Animal Day website was launched in 2003, the number of World Animal Day events taking place throughout the world has increased year upon year and with your help we can ensure the trend continues.
MISSION STATEMENT - WORLD ANIMAL DAY:

To celebrate animal life in all its forms
To celebrate humankind’s relationship with the animal kingdom
To acknowledge the diverse roles that animals play in our lives – from being our companions, supporting and helping us, to bringing a sense of wonder into our lives
To acknowledge and be thankful for the way in which animals enrich our lives

Proceeds from fundraising would be channeled towards:

1. Furry Friends Farm who took the lead in the Pulau Ketam dog rescue mission and headed by Sabrina Yeap.
2. Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary located in Johore Bahru and headed by Raymund Wee and Lynda Goh from Singapore.
3. Independent Pet Rescuers who is one of the pioneers in animal rescuing headed by Sherina Renshaw.


These companion animal charities have a NO-KILL POLICY and each rescued animal is given rehabilitation before adoption takes place. New pet parents are heavily interviewed and visited before the rescued animal is released which is crucial in my principles before proceeding with this fundraising.

World Animal Day 2009 would be different this year as I would like to highlight and draw out the benefits of ‘Animal Communication’ for both pet owners and pets. Many would ask ‘What is Animal Communication?” It is simply a form of communication with animals using our innate intuitive abilities. An animal communicator is trained in the development of his/her ability to communicate with animals. Any pet owner would have a certain level of understanding with his/her pet but sometimes a pet owner may wonder if he/she is getting the right message from or regarding the pet. The following is a common issue: Why does your dog bark incessantly in the middle of the night? It usually is to draw your attention, but you don’t understand what the cause or reason is. You have to stop him/her barking but he/she doesn’t understand why you are ignoring his/her important message. An animal communicator is able to communicate your question to your dog and communicate the message your dog is trying to get across to you. Once you understand what your dog’s message is and he/she knows you have received the message, he doesn’t have to bark for that reason anymore.

On World Animal Day this year, this communication with your beloved pets is made available for you by Animal Communicators who are offering their services @ Lightworks, a new-age haven store filled with spiritualistic (non-religion based) healing and heavenly scented oils that help clear away negativity, or that uplifts your spirit and helps bring up your energy.

In this day and age, more pet owners are recognizing the need to connect with all living beings especially their ‘loved ones’ of the 4-legged variety as they are now treated as a member of the family or a faithful companion. I approached Simone of Lightworks who ‘communicated’ with my feline family members, Arwin, Hermoine & Precious. She even informed me of digestive problems that Ewoyn had and my vet confirmed it! What I have learnt from ‘Animal Communication’ personally is that I understand my cats even more now and that helps. Cats in nature are mystical and difficult to comprehend and that is the challenging role here.

For the entire months of September, October until year end of 2009, Simone and Irene will be offering their animal communication services to pet owners who would like to have more information about or from their pet dogs or cats so that they can live more harmoniously together in the household. The cost per communication is RM50/=. 50% of the fee will be donated to the WAD Pool. The remaining amount is the fee to the communicators. All you need to do is e-mail a photo of your pet with a clear view of and the eyes and two questions you would like to ask and e-mail these to
contact@lightworks.com and come by to Lightworks on 4th October, Sunday to find out what your pet wishes to communicate to you. The consultations at which the communicators will reveal the results of their communication and discuss briefly how you and your pet may develop a better relationship, will be available between 2.30pm to 5:00pm on that day. Duration of each consultation is 15 minutes. Consultation bookings must be made by 27th Sept. After 4th October, appointments can be arranged anytime with Simone and Irene @ Lightworks to your convenience.


For those who do not have a pet or have no questions related to their pets, yes we understand that there are lucky ones who live very harmoniously with their beloved pets, you may like to be adventurous and try out a mini tarot card reading or power animal reading on the same day between 5pm-8pm. Each session is limited to 15 minutes of either tarot card or power animal reading. Cost per session is RM 30 for which 50% of this fee will go to the WAD pool and will continue until year end of 2009.

This intuitive card reading of either the mystical power of Tarot cards or the ancient wisdom of the animal kingdom, can help you in many ways, and among others are the following:
Find out what are the Power Animals that are working in and empowering your life. Honour them… for these qualities are actually you.

The Tarot lays out situations you are in so that you are able to see the important details, which your logical mind might have missed out. You are an active party in every reading voicing your feelings, thoughts and opinions.

You are better guided at making choices and decisions that are for your highest good.
The Reader holds the space while doing a reading, for you to comfortably reconcile the issues you are facing. This is extremely therapeutic.
To restore and develop the importance of self-love, creativity, passion and fun!

Just come with an open mind and let the reader show you some insight into any issues or concerns you may wish to look into that is affecting your life at this moment or just find out where you are right now.

As a treat on 4th October, ‘The Bark-ery’ would be giving away free samples of ‘Magic Mutt Balls’ to dogs.

Looking forward to seeing you.

For the animals,
Meem
WAD Ambassador - Malaysia

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Sunday, August 23, 2009

House Scratching Post

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Precious (in white) in the 'house' and Hermoine observing the floor....

My mommy spent RM250.00 on a tall scratching post with 2 levels and a house on top for 6 of us! It is very stimulating as it has coarse ropes wound on a pedestal and I can dig my claws anytime of the day or night. The house is warm and quiet. A hideout from the world and I love every minute of it.

But there is a bigger scratching post in the living room. It cost RM2,500.00 and it has 2 big cloth post on both ends and a huge bench seat where I can sprawl all over the place and it fits all 6 of us including mom! Okay...its the couch! Mom does a soprano each time I scratch it. But if I don't she wouldn't pay so much attention to me. So I get in a little mischief now and then, simply to know that I am loved.
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My Favourite Menu

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Ewoyn loves her wet food especially ADDICTION Venison & Apple! Thrives on it.
For my breakfast and dinner, it must be meat and I mean pure meat. As a cat and protein lover, I do not need to eat a single ounce of fruit or vegetable and never have been in my entire life. And, I am pleased.
The exact selection of meat is immaterial to me but freshness is important. Fins are fun to crunch on but so are the wings. I prefer my meat rare but cooking doesn't ruin it completely.
But, the answer has come...canned food that comes in a complete meal with all the nutrients and vitamins and when it is microwaved for a quick 5 to 10 seconds, this warm chilled food to fresh mouse temperature and the gravy is terrific!
However, there is one type of food I rarely get fed: dessert. Ice cream, cheesecake, bread pudding...of course, I shouldn't indulge but its good for me once in a blue moon as it is motor oil for my purr engines. Have to remind my humans!!
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Friday, July 10, 2009

Dogs (Domestic)

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Pepper and Mimi approaching seven (7) months old was rescued and currently fostered in Setiawangsa. Both sisters are close. Loving and so affectionate. Potty trained. Alert when strangers approach the gate or walk anywhere near the house. I had the privilege of meeting them both and they're awesome. If you are interested to adopt both of them or one of them, please call the fosterer named Juliette @ 012 238 8274.

Adoption has been closed.

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Sunday, June 7, 2009

Meem's Bark-ery Mayhem

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From left: Teh C, Kopi, Nyki, Mae Mei, The Goldens (Jodie, Jackie, Jassie, Hugo), Poodley aka Poods, Marcy, King (my 1st mutt customer) and Bobby (a geriatric that doesn't look like one)









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Friday, June 5, 2009

If you are a dog lover...

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If you are a dog lover, a true dog lover and not just one who sees them as pets or animals, but are instead one who sees them as one's dear companions and more than companions - sees them as perhaps being but a step or two down the species ladder from humankind, not sharing human exceptionalism but not an abyss below, either - you watch them differently from the way other people watch them, with a respect for their born dignity, with a recognition of their capacity to know joy and to suffer melancholy with the certainty that they suspect the tyranny of time even if they don't fully understand the cruelty of it, that they are not, as self-blinded experts contend, unaware of their own mortality.

If you watch them with this heightened perception, from this more generous perspective, as I have long watched them, you see a remarkable complexity in each dog's personality, an individualism uncannily human in its refinement, though with none of the worst of human faults. You see an intelligence and a fundamental ability to reason that sometimes can take your breath away.

And on occasion, when you're not being in the least sentimental, when you're in too skeptical a mood to ascribe to dogs any human qualities they do not possess, you will nevertheless perceive in them that singular yearning that is common to every human heart, even to those who claim to live a faithless existence. For dogs see mystery in the world, in us and in themselves and in all things and are at key moments particularly alert to it and more than usually curious.

Dog rescuing is joy but yet it is grim.

*The above picture is 'Girl Girl' who resides @ the SPCA Bungalow. (My favorite girl)





















































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