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SPCA Selangor 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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Hi Everyone We Have Been Asked If People Can Ask T..
14th Nov 2020, by SPCA Selangor
Hi everyone! We have been asked if people can ask their friends to donate to us in lieu of presents for their birthdays! We have prepared a visual and message that you can easily share with your friends for this purpose.
Thank you in advance for your generosity in supporting our work for animals in the Klang Valley and beyond!
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Dear Friends,
Instead of giving me a gift this year, please make a donation to SPCA Selangor! Donated funds help them rescue and rehome anim...
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Puppy For Adoption. "This Is Brownie, A Stray Pupp..
11th Nov 2020, by SPCA Selangor
Puppy for adoption!
"This is Brownie, a stray puppy. She was running across the road and would have been knocked down by oncoming vehicles. Seeing that her chance of survival is not good, I took her home. She has been vaccinated and dewormed and has her medical card. She’s an extremely loving and playful dog and it is my hope for her to find a loving home. My contact number is 0192322204."
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Lucky Suky Rescued By Compassionate Beauty Queen B..
3rd Nov 2020, by SPCA Selangor
Lucky Suky (rescued by compassionate Beauty Queen Betty Anne in Taman Duta area) was found in April in the midst of MCO. She was scared ,mangy and had just given birth . Over the months, Suky had been nursed and blossomed into a loving , beautiful bundle of joy💛❤️🧡💜💚.
She’s 3 years old, spayed and vax and looking for a forever loving home. Please contact Betty Anne +60 12-229 1599 . 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏
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Bird Flu Risk Raised
1st Nov 2020, by SPCA Selangor
“Birds act as a reservoir for a vast diversity of influenza viruses to which most major human pandemics can trace their origin. But while wild birds may contribute, in part, to the spread of infection, factory farms lie at the heart of the problem as they provide the perfect breeding ground for new and dangerous viruses to emerge.
For example, the H5N1 that caused the 2009 Swine flu pandemic was of avian origin but evolved in a pig farm. The mixing of live pigs from Eurasia and North Americ...
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Working Hand In Hand With You, We Can Improve The ..
29th Oct 2020, by SPCA Selangor
Working hand in hand with you, we can improve the welfare of animals in the Klang Valley through rehoming rescued animals, education programs, low-cost/high-volume spay-neuter, government lobbying and our Stray Free Selangor campaign!
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IN 2019:
▶ 385 rescued animals rehomed
▶ 1,830 participants in educational activities @ SPCA
▶ 1,081 participants in educational talks outside SPCA
▶ 2,409 spay-neuters subsidized under Stray Free Selangor
▶ 3,903 animals neutered ...
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