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| Suzanna Bono - Founder of CHAMP-A |
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| May Fam - Co-Founder |
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| Melanie Yong - Activities Manager |
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| Zoe Lim - Funding Manager |
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| Black Shrew Nobody has the record of the actual size. It may be extinct already or still occupy a small area in the area of Sabah a state of Malaysia. |
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| Sumatran Rhinoceros Smallest rhino measuring about 250 centimetres in length and 120-145 centimeters tall (shoulder). The 2-horned rhino can normally be found in swamps and rainforests of Asian countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and India. These species is facing extinction due to the poaching of their horns. |
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| Malayan Tapir Malayan Tapir has a strange body colour which is normally mistaken as a large rock when lying down. A good camouflage for this creature. However, their numbers are fast declining due to their habitat loss and the hunt for their meat. |
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| Mouse Deer Better known as Sang Kancil in Malaysia's folklores, is a small creature about 70 centimeters long, 30-35 centimeters tall (shoulder), and around 5.8 kilograms in weight. Mouse deers can only be found in Malaysia, Borneo and parts of Indonesia. |
 Orang Utan There are basically 2 species of Orang Utan, the critically endangered Sumatran species and also the endangered Bornean species. Both of these species could only be found in the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. The name Orang Utan is actually from a malay word which is Orang Hutan which means "forest man", due to the similarities with the human beings. Their number have been on a decline in the past few decades due to active logging activities and forest fires. |
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| Floating plastic bags looks similar to a jelly fish. |
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| With a leatherback's poor vision, a delicious jellyfish and a plastic bag look the same in the ocean. |
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| Animals get tangled in them causing them to suffocate and eventually die. Let's Stop Using Plastic Bags! Save the animals, save our planet! |
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| They might look cute... But isn't the clothes and accessories getting in their way? |
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| This is not a nice sight! |
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| Is this really necessary? |
Now some might think that volunteering in animal shelters is a dirty job, eg. cleaning cages which are full of poo and pee. But there are a lot of things to do in an animal shelter besides that. For instance, helping perspective clients (that want to adopt a pet) and helping with paperwork are some things that always need to be done. 
The truth is, these animals suffer a great amount of PAIN during transportation and not to mention sometimes in their cages. Many chickens are injured in the process of transportation, suffering dislocated and broken hips, legs, and wings, as well as internal hemorrhages. As one researcher described, “Hip dislocation occurs as the birds are carried in the broiler sheds and loaded into the transport crates. Normally the birds are held by one leg as a bunch of birds in each hand. If one or more birds start flapping, they twist at the hip, the femur detaches, and a subcutaneous hemorrhage is produced which kills the bird. Dead birds that have a dislocated hip often have blood in their mouths, which has been coughed up from the respiratory tract. Sometimes this damage is caused by too much haste on the part of the catchers.”
