PETALING JAYA, Nov. 5 -- Bruno Puchong, the stray dog that made headlines after a dramatic capture by the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) that went viral, is being cared for by the Malaysian Independent Animal Rescue (MIAR) since his release from the dog pound on Friday.

MIAR founder and animal rights activist Puspa Rani told Malay Mail that the canine seemed scared every time he saw a leash, leaving carers unable to take him for walks.

"Only yesterday they managed to walk him," Puspa said today.

Bruno Puchong, who is currently being cared for by the non-profit's panel veterinary clinic is under quarantine.

He has tested negative for a range of canine viruses including parvovirus but blood tests show that the dog is anaemic.

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