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Sunway Square Mall reverses pet-friendly policy
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Sunway Square Mall reverses pet-friendly policy

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Pets are only allowed at the designated outdoor pet- friendly park (Squarrel’s Playground) located at Sunway South Quay Lake.

PETALING JAYA: Pets are no longer permitted within the enclosed indoor premises of Sunway Square Mall.

“Pets are only allowed at the designated outdoor pet- friendly park (Squarrel’s Playground) located at Sunway South Quay Lake.

“Pets may accompany their owners when transiting between the mall car park (B3 & B4) and the designated outdoor zone, with guidance from our security team,” it said in a statement today.

The mall also apologised for any inconvenience caused and thanked the community for their understanding.




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