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SPCA Singapore News & Blogs
Instantly update yourself on the latest animal welfare developments. Leading animal shelters and rescuers will share news and knowledge with you, consolidated through their blogs and social media pages.
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Lilo Was Found On The Patio Of A Ground Floor Cond..
9th Jun 2025, by SPCA Singapore
Lilo was found on the patio of a ground floor condominium unit, looking painfully thin and unwell. Concerned for her health, the kind owner of the unit contacted the SPCA and Lilo was brought straight to our clinic.
Lilo was severely dehydrated, had a flea infestation, significant fur loss, and weighed only 1.94kg. She also tested positive for ringworm. Despite everything, she remained calm and gentle with our clinic team.
She was started on antifungal medication and continues to receive medic...
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Planning A Getaway? Dont Forget Your Pets Stay. Th..
6th Jun 2025, by SPCA Singapore
Planning a getaway? Don’t forget your pet’s stay.
The holidays are here and while it is tempting to rush your travel plans, your pets should not be an afterthought. Whether you are asking a friend, hiring a sitter, or booking a boarding facility, your pet’s care needs planning too.
Swipe through to explore safe, responsible options and why just leaving food and water out is never acceptable.
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Coming To You Fast Fur-Rious. Rev Up Your Engines ..
7th May 2025, by SPCA Singapore
🏎️ Coming to you Fast & Fur-rious 🏁
Rev up your engines for the SPCA’s Paws for A Cause Gala!
Date: 4 October 2025 (World Animal Day)
Time: 6:30pm till late
Venue: One Farrer Hotel
Gear up for an unforgettable night where compassion takes the fast lane! Every dollar raised powers the SPCA’s mission to rescue, protect, and advocate for animals in need. With over S$4 million needed annually, your support will put us on track to victory.
Ready to race for a cause?
Email fundraising@...
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On 20 January 2025, The Spca Received An Urgent Ca..
5th May 2025, by SPCA Singapore
On 20 January 2025, the SPCA received an urgent call about a cat bleeding heavily from his head.
Ginger Pumin, an eight-year-old boy, was first rushed to Advanced Vet Care for emergency treatment before being brought to the SPCA. It was suspected he had been the victim of a hit-and-run accident. Along with head trauma and a fractured jaw, he struggled to walk properly and was in deep distress.
From the moment Ginger Pumin arrived, our clinic team has been by his side. At first, he was very res...
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Help Our Animals Shine By Sponsoring A Grooming Se..
2nd May 2025, by SPCA Singapore
Help our animals shine by sponsoring a grooming session!
Our shelter animals often arrive in need of a little extra care to help them look and feel their best. We hope to reach out to pet groomers who are keen to support our animals in a meaningful way.
If you would like to sponsor grooming services for our animals, we will handle transport to and from your salon. Your support can go a long way in helping them stay healthy, comfortable, and adoption-ready.
Keen to help? Reach out to us at en...
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Happy Tails Mika. Mika Was Adopted As A Puppy, But..
21st Apr 2025, by SPCA Singapore
HAPPY TAILS: MIKA
Mika was adopted as a puppy, but at just one and a half years old, she was returned to the SPCA. Her owners said they were moving overseas. They also mentioned complaints from neighbours.
Even so, Mika remained incredibly loving and open. She trusted easily and always leaned in for cuddles. When she went off to her first foster home (in view of adoption), we were hopeful. But not long after, she was returned, again, because of neighbour complaints.
We made a big deal of Mi...
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On 2nd December 2024, The Spca Received A Distress..
14th Apr 2025, by SPCA Singapore
On 2nd December 2024, the SPCA received a distressing report about a kitten found covered in a sticky substance, suspected to be a rat glue trap. Based on the evidence at the scene, our Inspectors believe the kitten became trapped in the glue before being placed inside a plastic bag and left by the side of the road under the scorching sun.
By the time help arrived, the kitten was terrified and in distress. Our Animal Rescue Officer sent him to our Community Animal Clinic where the team spent ho...
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Animal Smuggling A Trade Built On Suffering. Smugg..
7th Apr 2025, by SPCA Singapore
Animal Smuggling: A trade built on suffering
Smuggled animals are treated as commodities, crammed into hidden spaces without food, water, or care. Many suffer in silence, and some never make it out alive.
Sadly, smugglers value profit over animal lives. Buyers who fuel this trade are just as responsible, enabling a system rooted in neglect, exploitation, and a complete disregard for life. Every animal smuggled is a victim of cruelty and greed.
The best way to break this cycle is to cut off d...
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Pet Care 101 Preventatives For Cats. Your Cat Migh..
24th Mar 2025, by SPCA Singapore
Pet Care 101: Preventatives for Cats
Your cat might be a full-time couch potato, but that doesn’t mean they are immune to fleas, ticks, and other parasites! You go out — and you might be bringing unwelcome hitchhikers back home.
What can you do?
- Keep your cat strictly indoors for their safety
- Use regular preventatives
- Speak to your vet about the best flea, tick, and worm prevention for your cat.
Keeping your cat indoors protects them from many dangers, but parasites can still sneak ...
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On 30 November 2024, The Spca Received A Call Abou..
19th Mar 2025, by SPCA Singapore
On 30 November 2024, the SPCA received a call about a cat found near a rubbish chute, sitting in his own urine and unable to move. When he arrived at the SPCA, 12-year-old Liam was weak and dehydrated. Before our vet could complete his examination, he experienced a seizure and nearly became laterally recumbent (laying on his side, unresponsive). Our team was worried that he would not make it.
However, they acted quickly — administering anti-seizure medication, placing him on IV fluids to stab...
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Pet Cafs Yea Or Nay?. Pet Cafs May Seem Like A Dre..
14th Mar 2025, by SPCA Singapore
Pet Cafés: Yea or Nay?
Pet cafés may seem like a dream come true — cute animals you do not usually see, coffee, and cuddles all in one place. Scrolling through social media, it is clear that pet cafés are a growing trend. The cosy aesthetics may seem great for family fun and exposing children to animal interactions, but for the animals, their new ‘home’ could be a place of distress and suffering.
In 2023, the SPCA investigated four pet café cases, including I Love Cat Café, which ...
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