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Ebit Lew to sponsor warehouse or land to house dogs, cats at Pak Mie Shelter 

Celebrity preacher says he is looking for a place around Alor Star

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 18 Feb 2021 12:21AM

Ebit Lew to sponsor warehouse or land to house dogs, cats at Pak Mie Shelter 
Ebit Lew (right), who has been coming to the aid of the less fortunate in recent months, says he feels sorry for the fate to befall 300 dogs and 130 cats in the Pak Mie Shelter. – Ebit Lew Facebook pic, February 18, 2021

by Sofia Nasir

ALOR STAR – Celebrity preacher and philanthropist Ebit Lew plans to sponsor a warehouse or piece of land to house all the stray dogs and cats belonging to the Pak Mie Shelter.

Ebit, who has been coming to the aid of the less fortunate in recent months, said on his Facebook he felt sorry for the fate that would befall 300 dogs and 130 cats there.

“Pray for it. I want to sponsor a warehouse or buy land for all these dogs and cats.

“I am looking for a warehouse or land around Alor Star,” he said.

Last week, The Vibes reported that the heir of the Pak Mie Shelter, Badirol Hisham Ramli, was at his wits’ end on whether to accept the offer by the authorities – for all the animals at the abandoned animal management centre to be moved to a new place in Jeragan.

Ebit Lew says that Halijah Idris’ children are to continue the struggle of providing a home for stray dogs and cats. – Ebit Lew Facebook pic, February 18, 2021
Ebit Lew says that Halijah Idris’ children are to continue the struggle of providing a home for stray dogs and cats. – Ebit Lew Facebook pic, February 18, 2021

This is to make way for the construction project of a regional sewage treatment plant and the Kota Star sewerage pipeline.

Badirol Hisham revealed that the Alor Star City Council (MBAS) made the offer during a joint meeting on February 11 and that it was on condition that all the dogs at the shelter be turned over to MBAS as the new owners.

The offer came a few days after the death of Halijah Idris, fondly known as Mak Intan, of the Pak Mie Shelter, due to Stage Four ovarian cancer on February 10.

Ebit said that Mak Intan’s children are to continue the struggle of providing a home for stray dogs and cats. – The Vibes, February 18, 2021

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