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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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Updates On 2nd Dec 2011
2nd Dec 2011, by SPCA Singapore
On 2nd December 2011 at about 10.30am, a Chihuahua was found dead in a carrier which was left in an open field near Blk 62B Toa Payoh Lor 5. The carrier was earlier spotted in the same location by a member of public on 1st December 2011 at about 8pm.
If you are able to provide any information which may assist in our investigation, please call the SPCA at 6287 5355 ext 9.
We will be giving out appeal for information flyers in the neighbourhood to aid in our investigations. Details of the flyeri...
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Updates On 1st Dec 2011
1st Dec 2011, by SPCA Singapore
Our 'Sit Lah!' t-shirt is back! Available in white this time around. Get yours at Centrepoint SC (today till Sunday) between 12pm and 7pm or the SPCA daily from 8am to 4pm. This t-shirt goes for $16.00 a piece is we have sizes from XS to XL. (:
Featured is our Fundraising Officer, Edith. If you would like to fundraise for the SPCA, please contact her at fundraising@spca.org.sg.
Thank you for your support!
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Finding Lost Animals
24th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
SPCA thanks all those who have helped to reunite lost animals with their owners by calling us when you come across one. But SPCA needs a bit more help. If the animal is running loose, we would need callers to confine it or monitor it to see where it goes until our Animal Rescue Officer arrives. This is to make sure that the dog, cat or rabbit has not run off somewhere else and cannot be found. This also applies to animals that are injured or sick but still mobile. Other ways you could help is t...
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Updates On 22nd Nov 2011
22nd Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
SPCA thanks all the concerned individuals who have made the effort to report instances of cruelty, abuse or neglect to us.
Please continue to do so but bear in mind that SPCA's inspectors investigate around 90-100 cases of alleged cruelty every month. As such, we would advise the public to report all cases to SPCA directly by calling our 24-hour hotline 62875355 ext 9 (rather than on Facebook). We will require your name, contact number and the exact location (including the unit number) to expe...
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Updates On 18th Nov 2011
18th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
SPCA thanks all those concerned individuals for caring for the animals and helping us in our animal welfare work.
If you witness deliberate abuse of an animal or observe pets in dire conditions (exposed to rain/sun, kept in cramped cages with minimal room to move), please call 62875355 ext 9. We will require your name, contact number and the exact location of the animal.
Our telephone line is manned 24/7 (unlike Facebook/email) and we can attend to the more urgent cases immediately.
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Photo Feature
18th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
Pet Care Tip:
Another way to prevent cats from going to the toilet in your potted plants is putting coffee grounds and orange peels. Huge thanks to Fluffy Fay and Shindy for sharing this tip that worked for them.
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Welcome To Singapore SPCA Online
11th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
SPCA Law Review
We are proposing that failure to take care of the welfare of a pet should be an offence. Penalising an owner for not having exercised reasonable care or supervision can prevent a pet from unnecessary suffering.
Since December 2010, the SPCA has been reviewing the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals section of the Animals and Birds Act. We now seek your feedback on our "Proposal for Legislative Reform". To read the entire paper and give your feedback, go to www.spca.org.sg/lawrevie...
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Photo Feature
11th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
Pet Care Tip: In light of a recent case on Stomp about a cat allegedly beaten when it strayed into a man’s home, an SPCA supporter asked if we can educate people on what to do if they don’t want these animals straying into their homes. That’s an excellent idea indeed. We will be sharing with you some useful tips with you starting this Friday.
It is a natural instinct for cats to want to dig soil and bury their feces. If you live on a low floor and have potted plants, you may be inviting ...
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Photo Feature
11th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
The AVA's Responsible Pet Ownership Roadshow is this weekend. There will be loads happening from informative talks, dog obedience demos, children's corner and much more. SPCA will be there, so do join us for a weekend of learning and fun.
See you there at Hall 4B, Singapore Expo on Sat/Sun 12/13 November from
11am-8pm
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Welcome To Singapore SPCA Online
4th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
Since December 2010, the SPCA has been reviewing the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals section of the Animals and Birds Act which we feel is timely in view of the increasing number of alleged cruelty cases reported and heightened public awareness of animal welfare issues.
We now seek your feedback on our "Proposal for Legislative Reform".
To read the paper and give your feedback, go to www.spca.org.sg/lawreview.html
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Photo Feature
4th Nov 2011, by SPCA Singapore
Pet Care Tip:This poor Persian was given up with severely knotted fur. The owner never bothered grooming the poor cat. If you want to get a cat with long fur, please be prepared to brush the fur daily.
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Photo Feature
28th Oct 2011, by SPCA Singapore
Pet Care Tip: Despite their small and compact size, Jack Russell Terriers are active and hyper dogs. When they get difficult to handle, keeping them leashed outside the home is not the solution. It is important to read up on a particular breed’s personality and his needs if you are interested in getting a dog. Otherwise you could end up neglecting him because you do not know how to handle his needs.
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