Wooff Langkawi needs your help

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Wooff Langkawi, a sanctuary founded by Jeffrey Tan, has rescued hundreds of abused and injured animals. Now they’re reaching out to animal lovers to help them find a new home and keep their mission alive.   To help Wooff Langkawi, contact Jeffrey Tan at 013-500 1522.   Story by: Dinesh Kumar Maganathan  Presented by: Theevya Ragu  Edited by: Andrea Edmonds  Footage sourced from Wooff Langkawi   Read More:  https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/leisure/2024/11/20/wooff-langkawi-needs-your-help-to-raise-funds-by-year-end/   Free Malaysia Today is an independent, bi-lingual news portal with a focus on Malaysian current affairs.    Subscribe to our channel - http://bit.ly/2Qo08ry   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Check us out at https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com  Follow FMT on Facebook: https://bit.ly/49JJoo5  Follow FMT on Dailymotion: https://bit.ly/2WGITHM  Follow FMT on X: https://bit.ly/48zARSW  Follow FMT on Instagram: https://bit.ly/48Cq76h  Follow FMT on TikTok : https://bit.ly/3uKuQFp  Follow FMT Berita on TikTok: https://bit.ly/48vpnQG  Follow FMT Telegram - https://bit.ly/42VyzMX  Follow FMT LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/42YytEb  Follow FMT Lifestyle on Instagram: https://bit.ly/42WrsUj  Follow FMT on WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/49GMbxW  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Download FMT News App:  Google Play – http://bit.ly/2YSuV46  App Store – https://apple.co/2HNH7gZ  Huawei AppGallery - https://bit.ly/2D2OpNP   #FMTLifestyle #WooffLangkawi #AnimalShelter #JeffreyTan

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00:00If worst scenario, if that really happens, is I got no choice but to euthanise every single one.

00:09Yeah, because I don't see any other options.

00:12You release them on the street, they won't make it either.

00:16They would be in more pain, you know, being mistreated by people.

00:21Wolf Langkawi, the island's only animal sanctuary, has been a safe haven for stray and injured animals for the past 18 years.

00:34Founded by Geoffrey Tan, an animal behaviourist and therapist, Wolf is home to more than 150 dogs and cats.

00:42Here, animals roam freely, form bonds and recover from past trauma.

00:47But today, the sanctuary faces an uncertain future.

00:52The land Wolf sits on is being sold, and Tan needs to raise RM380,000 by the end of December to relocate.

01:02If they can really help, by all means help out, you know.

01:06Because the thing is, you're not just helping me, you know, whoever out there.

01:12You're helping the rest of the animals here.

01:14You're talking about more than 150 lives, it depends on it.

01:18So not just mine.

01:20If the funds aren't collected by the end of the year, Wolf's furry residents could lose the only real home they've ever known.

01:28First option is to release them back on the street, which they may not survive.

01:37They're so used to being taken care of.

01:40And option B, if worst scenario, if that really happens, is I've got no choice but to euthanise every single one.

01:49Yeah, because I don't see any other options.

01:52This potential loss is even more heartbreaking when you consider what Wolf represents, a place of second chances.

02:01Every animal here receives specialised care, allowing them to live, play and heal at their own pace.

02:09And each recovery is a small victory celebrated by Tan and his volunteers.

02:14With Wolf's future hanging in the balance, Tan is placing his hopes in the kindness of strangers.

02:21Despite the uncertainty, he's determined to see the glass as half full.

02:26I always have hope.

02:29Who knows, maybe a miracle can happen. You wouldn't know.

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