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Of Arts And Animals. The Flying Group Theatre Will..
23rd Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

OF ARTS AND ANIMALS The Flying Group Theatre will be performing a family-friendly fable called Utopiazoo at 实践剧场 The Theatre Practice. Their performance features real-world issues presented by animal puppets that are suitable for young children, and a springboard for parents to a start off discussions of otherwise heavy topics with their little ones. Then drop by our booth from 10.00am to 4.00pm to learn more about our cause, or simply to ask us any questions on animal protection! #An...

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September School Holidays Got Plans?. If Youre Mak..
22nd Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

SEPTEMBER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS – GOT PLANS? If you’re making plans for a getaway, please consider animal-friendly alternatives! From #souvenirs to theme parks and the food you’ll eat, your choices play a big role in making positive changes for the animals as we inch closer to ending animal cruelty. Check out this link for some awesome tips: https://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/news/animal-frien dly-travel-tips-you-12687879 #AnimalFriendlyTourism #Holidays #TravelTips

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STAY SAFE TAKU - ROCK PIGEON RESCUE & RELEASE
20th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

MAKING A DIFFERENCE, ONE ANIMAL AT A TIME This video of Taku, a rock pigeon, is one of an entanglement rescue case. It took one compassionate individual to recognise Taku as a sentient being, and the distress that Taku was in before making a call to our wildlife rescue hotline for assistance. It's not the big, rare, or dangerous animals whom we seek to protect, but also the often overlooked or "uncharismatic" animals too. It is up to us human beings to give them a voice, speak up on their beha...

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YM Gives Back... To ACRES | Yoga Movement
18th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

CHANNEL YOUR INNER ANIMAL (FOR A CAUSE) Animal poses in yoga connects us to back nature so we step away from our busy lives to heal our bodies and mind. Join the Yoga Movement for a free charity class in their bid to promote animal protection and raise much-needed funds for ACRES! [SAVE THE DATES] September 8, 12.30pm @ East Coast Studio September 9, 12.30pm @ Robertson Quay Studio [REGISTER] http://www.yogamovement.com/blo g/2018/ym-gives-back-to-acres #YMLife #YogaForACause #ACRES #Awaren...

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Why Did Bella Cross The Road?. Honestly, We Dont K..
17th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

WHY DID BELLA CROSS THE ROAD? Honestly, we don’t know. But Bella the #ReticulatedPython was found by the roadside heading for traffic. It was thanks to the kind workers from a nearby construction site who who kept Bella safe till our rescue team arrived. Bella is back in the wild but not many animals are so lucky when it comes to roads and other threats that an urban habitat poses. Please support our work by making a donation today: http://acres.org.sg/donate-now/ #SgWildlife #WildlifeResc...

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Feeding Of Wild Animals Should Be Banned, Say Most..
16th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

A RIPPLE EFFECT, BECAUSE YOU SPOKE UP "Feeding of wild animals should be banned, say most Singaporeans in survey" https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/fee ding-of-wild-animals-should-be-banned-say-most-sin gaporeans Deputy Chief Executive of the Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES), Mr Kalai Vanan Balakrishnan, said: "On a daily basis, we see animals being fed outside the nature reserve, which draws them even farther into public spaces and causes conflicts to start. The pro...

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15th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Wild resident, a juvenile oriental whip snake, resting on a potted plant. Deemed "dangerous", they are often killed, even though they prefer to glide away.

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ACRES: Animal Concerns Research And Education Soci..
15th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Wild resident, a juvenile oriental whip snake, resting on a potted plant. Deemed "dangerous", they are often killed, even though they prefer to glide away.

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Outreach Training On 15 September. Coming A Long W..
12th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

OUTREACH TRAINING ON 15 SEPTEMBER Coming a long way since we first started in 2001, our voice that speaks against animal cruelty has been louder than before. Our outreach volunteers have stepped up our campaign efforts by dedicating their time to reach out and touch the hearts and minds of many more to join our cause in ending animal cruelty. If you are passionate about animals and believe education is key to ending animal cruelty, please attend our Outreach Training Session on 15 September 2...

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End The Illegal Pet Trade In Singapore. Exotic Wil..
11th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

END THE ILLEGAL PET TRADE IN SINGAPORE Exotic wildlife may seem alluring to have and to hold, but the trade can decimate ecosystems and the species population. And lest we forget, these wild animals, like Rocky the boa constrictor, would have endured horrendous conditions as a smuggled traveler, only to spend their lives in captivity. Be a Wildlife Supporter. You will learn about exotic reptiles from the pet trade, and more importantly, your support will go a long way for animals like Rock...

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Saturday Wildlife Rescue Training Programme. If Yo..
8th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

[SATURDAY] WILDLIFE RESCUE TRAINING PROGRAMME If you are above 21 years old and want to play an on-going role in protecting wildlife in Singapore and raising awareness of our underappreciated animals, this volunteer experience is made for you. Date: 11 August 2018 Time: 10.00am – 5.00pm Fee: SGD 30.00 During the training programme, you will essentially learn how to: 1. Identify types of rescue cases and assess injuries. 2. Handle native wild animals. 3. Identify and assist with rescue of n...

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Get Well Soon, Kylie. Sparrow Fledgling Kylie Was ..
6th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

GET WELL SOON, KYLIE! Sparrow fledgling Kylie was rescued with trauma to her air sac resulting in a ballooned neck. Following some careful treatment to release the air trapped (where wearing gloves could hinder the gentle handling during the procedure), Kylie is now better! We hope Kylie will be recover soon to fly back to the wild soon. #GetWellSoon #Sparrow #ACRES

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Job Well Done By Ica Ava. A Check By Immigration C..
4th Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

JOB WELL DONE BY ICA & AVA! A check by Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) on 34-year-old Tam Jiaming resulted in confiscation of 6 live tarantulas being smuggled into Singapore, following a raid by Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) which saw a seizure of 92 more in his residence. Tarantulas are one of the many prohibited wild animal species who are illegally offered for sale on online platforms in Singapore. If you have information on anyone keeping or selling prohi...

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Stand Up For Singapaw. Catch The Acres Outreach Te..
2nd Aug 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

STAND UP FOR SINGAPAW Catch the ACRES outreach team this weekend’s roadshow between 11am to 6pm to learn about our wild neighbours and get in the National Day spirit with our 3D native animal models! #ourwildneighbours #coexistence #endanimalcruelty

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Need Skincare Products ?. You Can Now Find Many Cr..
30th Jul 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

NEED SKINCARE PRODUCTS ? You can now find many cruelty-free brands even at stores such as Guardian Singapore or Watsons Singapore. Make a difference and make your skin care routine cruelty-free! Look for any of these symbols on the product label to be sure that what you’re buying is animal friendly! Alternatively, you check if your beauty products are cruelty-free using the brand search on this website: https://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/list-of-cruelty-f ree-brands/ If you find that your fav...

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Instagram. Don't Miss Out On More Of Our Photos An..
30th Jul 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

#INSTAGRAM Don't miss out on more of our photos and stories. Follow us @eyesofacres for snippets on all things animals and the community behind! #ACRES #BeAnimalConscious

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Durable, Cruelty-Free Belts. If Youre Looking For ..
26th Jul 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

DURABLE, CRUELTY-FREE BELTS If you’re looking for an animal-friendly belt, waist no time (see what we did there?) and come on over to our ACRES shop! Finding formal vegan belts in Singapore may be challenging in most retail shops. But we’ve got them, upcycled from fire hoses and are extremely durable. We have limited stock, each priced at $20, and all proceeds go to the animals! To purchase, email us at info@acres.org.sg or drop in at our Shop located at 91 Jalan Lekar Singapore 698917 ...

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TORTOISE BUSINESS IN THE AFTERNOONS
25th Jul 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

(CHOMP, TEAR AND PULL) TORTOISE BUSINESS IN THE AFTERNOONS Watch as some of our tortoises reach for the treats that are given to increase activity during their lazy afternoons. Enrichments are important to keep these wild animals active and ensure optimal health as they do not belong in captivity. Want to support their care? Sign up to become a Wildlife Supporter: http://acres.org.sg/support-us-2/wss/ #Enrichment #SayNoToWildlifeTrade #Capsicum #Hibiscus

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Your Starting Point For Humane Education. Want To ..
22nd Jul 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

YOUR STARTING POINT FOR HUMANE EDUCATION Want to educate your students on how to co-exist with wildlife and the environment? If you’re not sure where to start with biodiversity and the issues our wildlife face locally, just arrange for a talk, roadshow, workshop or visit. You can find out more about our full-range of educational programmes here: http://acres.org.sg/school-and-corporate-talks/ # humaneeducation #endanimalcruelty

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Smuggled And Dumped Tale Of Two Hedgehogs. Someone..
21st Jul 2018, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

SMUGGLED AND DUMPED: TALE OF TWO HEDGEHOGS Someone who chose to keep two hedgehogs as illegal pets also decided to abandon them. Two hedgehogs were found wandering lost on 20th and 22nd June 2018 in Yishun Park. We rescue abandoned illegal exotic wildlife in Singapore a little more often than we like / should. The worst part of rescuing these prohibited species is the lack of leads that can bring justice for these animals. We need more people to end the illegal wildlife trade. If you have i...

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