During this visit, we felt especially honored to visit "WU JIA Homeless" and bring with us nearly 70kg of loving cat food and two boxes of cat litter. This is a pet shelter founded by a cat mom named Ms. Lim. In this little homeless, she has adopted over 200 adorable cats, each with its own tale of joy and sorrow. The founding purpose of "WU JIA Homeless," as envisioned by Ms. Lim, is to raise awareness among people about the many cats in the world that need care and protection. We learned that most of the cats here were encountered near Pasar, some unfortunate victims of accidents, while others were rescued by Ms. Lim after kind-hearted individuals called for help. There is even a cat that fell from a high building in Johor Bahru. Ms. Lim always takes quick action when informed of these situations. She is truly a truly kind and caring person.
Ms. Lim is an extremely responsible cat mom. The rescued cats, under her and the team's careful attention, undergo blood tests, with the cost being RM150 per cat. This step is taken to ensure the cats can live safely and healthily in the shelter. Additionally, Ms. Lim and her team vaccinate the cats and perform sterilization surgeries. Ms. Lim once stated, "I take responsibility for the basic needs and health conditions of these cats because I don't want them to go through hardship again after being rescued." In addition to these initiatives, Ms. Lim also takes good care of cats that have suffered accidents, are old or sick, performing surgeries and purchasing medicines for them. Every month, the cost of buying cat food and cat litter alone is as high as Rm5000/6000 (excluding surgery fees). These costs accumulate significantly, but Ms. Lim has persisted for five years
Ms. Lim and her team carefully allocate rooms to these cats because most of them suffer from diseases. Some cats suffer from flesh-eating diseases, leukemia, or survive amputation in accidents. Ms. Lim and her team take tender care of these special cats. While some doctors may recommend euthanasia for some cats, Ms. Lim never gave up. As long as there is a 0.01% chance, she will go all out because she knows the preciousness of every life. Through these words, we hope that more people can see Ms. Lim’s sense of responsibility for these cats and her persistence in animal life.
