Hasn't been blogging for couples of weeks and yet it's nearly end of May. There is no entry for May it seems. hehehe...

I just came back from the clinic attended 2 emergency cases. A 3 months old puppy came in with the complaint of vomiting. Owner has been feeding many types of food eg fruits, rice and soup, you name it man! The puppy is hospitalised and put under observation.

Guess what, I have never seen a real wild cat before and yet it was right in front of me just now on the examination table. Two good samaritans brought in a wild cat that knocked down by a vehicle. It's wild and ferocious creature. I supposed that wild cat is a fishing cat (Prionailurus viverrinus). It looks exactly like that after browsing throught the internet looking for the exotic cat that I've seen just now.When I saw the cat the first thing that came into my mind was " hah??!! what should I do to the cat?" I was nervous and scared actually as I really do not have any experience on wild animals especially the skill of handling and precautions to prevent being bitten by the animal. After consulting the two men about the cost and condition, they decided to send the cat to the Wild Life Center nearby. Pray that the cat still alive.