The SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) Singapore is a well-established non-profit organization dedicated to promoting animal welfare and preventing cruelty to animals. Founded in 1959, the SPCA Singapore operates as a charity with the mission of advocating for animal rights, providing shelter and care for abandoned and abused animals, and educating the public about responsible pet ownership.
Key activities of the SPCA Singapore include:
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Animal Rescue and Sheltering: The SPCA provides rescue services for animals in distress, including those that are abandoned, abused, or injured. They offer temporary shelter and medical care to these animals while working towards finding them permanent homes.
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Adoption Services: They facilitate the adoption of animals, ensuring that potential pet owners are well-matched with animals that fit their lifestyle and capabilities.
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Education and Outreach: The SPCA conducts educational programs and campaigns to raise awareness about animal welfare issues, responsible pet ownership, and the prevention of animal cruelty.
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Advocacy: They engage in advocacy efforts to influence animal welfare legislation and policies, aiming to create a more humane society for animals.
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Veterinary Services: The organisation provides veterinary care to the animals in their shelter, including routine health checks, vaccinations, and emergency treatments.
The SPCA Singapore operates out of their headquarters in Mount Vernon, which includes a facility for housing and caring for animals. Their work relies heavily on donations, volunteers, and community support.
SPCA
50 Sungei Tengah Rd, Singapore 699012
+65 6287 5355