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Good Things #1: The Lost Animal Souls Shelter

Kavindran a/l Ganasen, Co-founder and Treasurer, Lost Animal Souls Shelter (LASS)

08-Jan-21 15:00

Good Things #1: The Lost Animal Souls Shelter

We are kicking off a new series on Live & Learn, simply titled Good Things, where we chat with good people who are doing good things. Joining us in this first episode is Kavindran a/l Ganasen, the co-founder and treasurer of the Lost Animal Souls Shelter or LASS as it's better known, which is a non-profit no-kill canine welfare organization. Operating from their base in Kuala Selangor, the group's mission is to rescue sick, abused or abandoned puppies and dogs, and place them for adoption into loving homes. Being a no-kill shelter, dogs who don't get adopted, spend the rest of their natural lives in the group's loving care. Kavin joins us to share more about the good work that he and his group are doing, to protect these dogs.

Image Source: Lost Animal Souls Shelter (LASS)

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Tags:  The Bigger PictureLive & LearnNo-kill Canine Welfare OrganisationDog ShelterAnimal RescuePet AdoptionNon-profit OrganisationLost Animal Souls Shelter (LASS)





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