Vets & Animal Groups Offering Urgent Aid for Pets Affected by Putra Heights Gas Pipeline Fire

Following yesterday’s (April 1) devastating Putra Heights gas pipeline fire, many homes have been destroyed, forcing many to seek shelter at temporary relief centres. Many casualties and injuries were also reported.

Given this, several organisations are stepping in to lend a helping hand to those in need, and this includes pets! If you or someone you know is a pet owner affected by the Putra Heights blaze, these organisations are ready to help:

Putra Heights Vet Clinic

If your pet requires urgent care due to smoke inhalation or injury, you can bring them to Putra Heights Vet Clinic, which will be providing emergency relief for those in need. You may also WhatsApp them.

📅 2nd April
⏰ 10 AM – 6 PM
📍 Putra Heights Vet Clinic
📞 +60 18-213 4037

Ministre’ of Pets Veterinary Clinic

In collaboration with Persatuan Haiwan Terbiar Malaysia (SAFM), these organisations are offering free treatment and food to pets affected by the fire.

📅 2nd-4th April
⏰ 10 AM – 7 PM
📍 Ministre’ of Pets Veterinary Clinic
📞 +60 10-220 7387 (Vet), +60 13-706 6770 (SAFM)

Faith Veterinary Clinic & Surgery

This vet clinic in Subang Jaya is offering free boarding and treatment to pets affected by the Putra Heights explosion.

📍 33, Jalan USJ 21/10, Subang Jaya 47630

The Malaysian Animal Association

The Malaysian Animal Association will be offering free shelter and pet care services for pets affected by the fire for 7 days, starting from today until April 8.

Animals that will be accepted include cats, birds, pet civets, hamsters and rabbits. No payment will be required, and all pets will be placed at Shelter Galeri Animal Malaysia. Transport for pets is also provided.

If you require this service, you may WhatsApp them.

📅 2nd-8th April
📞 +60 11-712 45931

SPCA Selangor

For anyone who needs assistance to check on pets or extract them safely from the Putra Heights vicinity, you may send SPCA Selangor a direct message on Instagram or WhatsApp them these details:

• Owner’s Name & Contact Number
• Pet’s Location (Full Address)
• Type & Number of Pets
• Current Status (Are they indoors, caged, roaming, etc?)
• Any additional concerns (e.g. medical conditions, accessibility issues)

The team is currently compiling a list to assess the situation and coordinate with local authorities. The rescue mission will proceed once clearance is given by emergency services.

📞 +60 11-712 45931

We hope everyone affected by the explosion can get the help they need during this difficult time. Stay tuned as we provide more updates, and stay safe!

Do you know of any other animal groups offering aid during this time? Do share them with us in the comments section!

Also read: Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital is Offering FREE Eye Care for the Gas Pipeline Fire Victims