Featured Shelter: Mommy Kitty

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he Animal and Animal Husbandry Health Service Center (KPKP) will hold a free cat sterilization program for residents of DKI Jakarta started every Wednesday, from January 29, 2021 to May 2021.

Half a century ago she started rescuing several cats on the street, and now she lives with 250 cats in her house.

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JAKARTA, CATZ - The Animal and Animal Husbandry Health Service Center (KPKP) will hold a free cat sterilization program for residents of DKI Jakarta. This sterilization can be carried out at the Animal Health Center (Puskewan) Ragunan, South Jakarta which is held every Wednesday, from January 29, 2021 to May 2021. The rst batch of registration is open with a quota of 420 cats. The rst batch has been open since January 22, 2021, for the January-May period. Sterilization is very useful for maintaining the health and behavior of cats. Also, cats that have been sterilized are calmer and more at home.

However, this free cat sterilizer is for local cats only. In addition, cats who wish to be sterilized must meet the following requirements:

1. Healthy local cats are clinically declared by a veterinarian at Puskeswan. 2. Not pregnant or breastfeeding. 3. The age of the cat is more than 6 months and weighs> 2 kilograms and less than 5 years old. 4. It is recommended that the cat has the core vaccine (Panleu, Calici, FFV)

5. Not eating or drinking (fasting) 6-8 hours before the operation is carried out. 6. Cat owners bring pet cargo or cage. 7. Mandatory control of the cat's condition 3 days after the operation. 8. Cats must be eartyped.

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Tangerang, CATZ: Mommy Kitty Cat House is now being discussed as a shelter for abandoned cats or those whose owners have abandoned them because they are unable to care for them. Behind all that is the hard work and sweat of opening this educational cat shelter or shelter.

CATZ came to the house of a woman with 250 cats in Tangerang City. "Please come in," said the owner of the house, Zie (70) was holding a grey cat, Kitty.

A number of cats then approached and the sound of a meow was heard welcoming a stranger. The conditions in the house were completely di erent, yellow paint on the walls, clean, far from smelly. The cats are free to roam in and out of the room. Local cats and breeds commonly seen on the streets now coexist under one roof with the Zie’s family.

While the grooming tools are also quite complete, such as a cage, a food container, litterbox for pooping, rst aid medicine, cat food, shampoo and a scratcher or a place to scratch your nails. Understandably, there are 5 workers who clean the house and take care of all the cats.

Meanwhile, on one wall are dozens of medals obtained from the Pet Expo competition. There are even awards for lling out seminars on how to care for cats. Then, in the backyard, a number of workers were busy feeding and cleaning the entire cage. In the large yard, there is also a wooden board for sleeping and playing for cats. Zie plans to expand the backyard thanks to the land gifted by a philanthropist. Later, said Zie, the land will be used as a burial place for cats that died of age and disease.

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"Their lives, they carry themselves depending on the strength of their endurance, so normal age is usually 20 years at the longest and there are cats here that last 17 years die of old age," she said.

In addition, the number of cats continues to increase while the cost of food and care is quite large. So, said Zie, in a day he had to pay around 100 USD.

CATZ - Working as medical personnel during the Covid-19 pandemic, of course, must be able to face the risks that will be accepted.

This is what Yeriko Pajeumar, a veterinarian who works for the Food, Animal Husbandry and Animal Health O ce of West Kalimantan, brought this.

Despite having a profession as veterinarian medical personnel, and not medical personnel treating Covid-19 patients like in a hospital, Yeriko still applies health protocols. People who come also have to pay for body temperature rst, must wear a mask.

"People who enter the veterinarian clinic room when examining their pets are only required to have two people, and also have to wash their hands rst. Even here we have provided a sitting barrier, "he explained.

According to Yeriko Pajeumar, currently he and all medical personnel who worked on animal health during the Covid -19 pandemic at the Food, Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Service of West Kalimantan Province are very safe, where each o cer has his own sanitizer, and always uses masks and always washing. hand.

"So far, people who come to bring animals to the animal health clinic at the Food, Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Service of West Kalimantan Province are already quite coporative. But in the future there are several services that must be improved," he said

Meanwhile, the number of pets that are being examined nowadays are cats and dogs.

"On average, in one day, the number of pets served is 14-16. And those who come to the clinic come from Kubu Raya and Pontianak City. *** Image: pcc.edu Article: wartapontianak.pikiran-rakyat