Kitster’s Story Gets A Happy Ending As Sunny Ung Successfully Adopts Abused Husky
After days of waiting, Kitster is adopted by philanthropist Datuk Seri Sunny Ung and his family.
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It’s nice to have good news early in the morning! After days of waiting, Kitster finally has a permanent home.
Stray Free Foundation shared the news that Kitster has been adopted by philanthropist Datuk Sri Sunny Ung, who is also one of the key persons behind the Justice for Kopi the dog movement.
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The foundation wished Kitster a wonderful life filled with love and happy adventures in his new home and family.
Kitster has been officially adopted❣️His new dad, Dato’ Sri Sunny is the key person behind #justiceforkopi.
— Stray Free Foundation (@StrayFreeFndn) October 16, 2024
Wishing Kitster a wonderful life ahead with his new dad, filled with love, happiness, and plenty of adventures! pic.twitter.com/UAZ10EOfND
After the adoption papers were finalised, Sunny’s daughter, Alicia Ung, confirmed that the dog would be part of the family and shared her excitement online.
Alicia said she asked her dad for help to adopt Kitster. Despite his busy schedule, he made her wish come true.
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Even with his crazy busy schedule, he still made my wish come true and saves this husky. I love you, Daddy. This is the best gift ever!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Alicia Ung
Finally, after the rescue drama, Kitster can live out his days in his forever home.
Previously, national shuttler Samuel Lee was caught on video allegedly abusing Kitster at home.
Kitster was subsequently rescued by independent pet rescuer Shima Aris before the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) stepped in and the case ended up in court.
Lee was charged under Section 29(1)(a) of the Animal Welfare Act 2015 for abuse and cruelty towards animals and fined RM25,000. If he fails to pay up, he faces six months in jail.
The husky was then transferred to the Animal Welfare Department’s custody so a keen and qualified pet owner could adopt Kitster.
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