More than 3,000 people thronged KL StarRail’s Pets@Monorail carnival held on Saturday 21st March, 2009 at the stretch of road in front of the Tun Sambanthan monorail station in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur. KL StarRail is the operator of KL Monorail.
The carnival themed “We Care” was part of KL StarRail’s corporate social responsibility campaign to initiate a caring and loving society. It provided a great opportunity for everyone to get closer within the community and between KL monorail and the public, particularly its commuters.
Everyone had fun checking out the various pet animals, stalls and activities.
The carnival themed “We Care” was part of KL StarRail’s corporate social responsibility campaign to initiate a caring and loving society. It provided a great opportunity for everyone to get closer within the community and between KL monorail and the public, particularly its commuters.
Everyone had fun checking out the various pet animals, stalls and activities.
These two ladies hold the non-venomous snakes very closely.
A young girl got up the nerve to hold the albino snake.
A boy playing with an exotic pet tortoise.
The pets @monorail carnival was launched by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) director-general Datuk Salleh Yusup (third from left) who said that instilling a love for pet animals was an important step for children as they will grow up to care, love and respect for people too. Malaysian astronaut Datuk Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor Sheikh Mustapha (first from right) was also present at the event.
Thousands of people visited the pets @monorail carnival.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) director-general Datuk Salleh Yusup letting a parrot stands on his hand.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) director-general Datuk Salleh Yusup playing with an iguana.
Malaysian astronaut Datuk Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor Sheikh Mustapha gently holding a cat.
Robert Kong of Kooi Lim Pet Kingdom with the little prickly hedgehog priced at RM300 - RM400
Children enjoying horse ride.
Children love animals.
Lots of pet-loving fun for these children.
Pigeons are quiet and peaceful, and make wonderful pets.
These young ladies are attracted to the colourful fresh water aquarium fish on sale at the Pets United stall.
Sally of Pets United holding a cage with a hamster inside.
Funny and wacky clowns set the tone for the carnival.
Malay cartoon characters Upin and Ipin are the children's favourite.
A rabbit mascot posing photograph for visitors.
Pretty lady in stunning headgear costume playing a game with children.
A stunning costume that is sure to grab attention.
Star Wars characters in action.
Hey, let's do the limbo rock.
A roti canai making demonstration.
A teh tarik demonstration.
Children using their creativity in sand art.
Fun games for all children and adults.
An inflatable playstation for children.
A Skywatcher 70 Refractor telescope (using lens only) priced at RM800 at the Stargazer Scientific Sdn Bhd's stall. With magnification of up to 300 times, it can see distant objects such as planets and stars.
Chief Technology Officer of Ezernet.com Andy Koh Chun Hoh (standing, in blue t-shirt) and his assistant Shan Hui explaining to a visitor about the pet adoption website Pet Finder where one can either adopt a pet so that these animals will have a real home or list a pet for adoption at http://www.petfinder.my/ or call 03-76600363
Sales personnel Liza (in black t-shirt) and Chooi Wan at the Nature’s Farm where you can get your health supplements.
Children went home happy as lots of goodies were given away as prizes for the various games.
St John Ambulance volunteers on duty at the Pets @Monorail carnival.
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